I can’t get pregnant. Now what? Ep 59 with fertility expert Dr Cindy Duke

Dr Cindy Duke is known to her fans and followers as ‘America’s Only Dual Fertility Expert & Virologist’. She’s the founding physician and director of the Nevada Fertility Institute in Las Vegas, as well as a scientific advisor to medtech and femtech startups, and the host of the ‘Girl Powered Success & Survival International’ podcast.

Episode 59 comprises a breakdown of things to know when pregnancy is NOT happening the old-fashioned way. Plus, find out how the pandemic has prompted some people to build a family, while others have chosen to freeze their eggs.

Topics covered:

🔹Your actual chances of getting pregnant each month
🔹Dr Cindy’s key tips for conceiving
🔹Why you shouldn’t have sex every day, even while you’re ovulating
🔹Does having sex twice in one hour TRIPLE your chance of conceiving?
🔹Why you may be miscalculating your ovulation window
🔹What you cook with and store food in matters
🔹Being careful about cosmetic ingredients
🔹The importance of vitamin D
🔹Does fertility really drop off a cliff after age 35?
🔹What happens when you go to a doctor for fertility help
🔹Tests and options you may be offered
🔹The difference between IUI and IVF
🔹How long it takes for semen to form
🔹Getting COVID while pregnant
🔹Counseling vaccine-hesitant patients
🔹How has pandemic-life changed the infertility experience?

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Her website: https://drcindyduke.com/

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