Medicine · Dr Sasha Hakman
by Dr Sasha Hakman
As a double board-certified OB-GYN and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility specialist, I've dedicated my career to helping women understand and navigate their reproductive health, but my passion for this podcast goes beyond my clinical background. My own personal experience with infertility gives me a firsthand understanding of the emotional and physical weight of this journey, and it's what drives me to show up for this community every week. Trying with Dr. Sasha Hakman has grown because the conversation needed to grow too. Yes, we still cover the trying-to-conceive journey: the IUIs, the IVFs, the unexplained infertility, the grief, and the hope. But we also go deeper: hormones, PCOS, endometriosis, thyroid health, perimenopause, egg freezing, cycle tracking, and everything in between. Every episode, I break down complex science in plain language with no jargon, no shame, no sugarcoating, through expert interviews, real patient stories, and the latest innovations in women's health. Because the more you understand your body, the more power you have.
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I love this podcast! Dr. Hakman clearly cares so much about her patients and getting this important information out to all women/people trying to conceive. She really takes time to explain fertility topics that can be complicated for those of us not in the medical field. If you or someone you know is trying to demystify the world of fertility and you want cutting edge research and science, listen to this podcast!
I so respect you and all of the education you were bringing our way! I just listen to the endometriosis episode, and it was so much more informative and such an absorbable way. I really appreciate it! Because you said to comment with any questions at the end of the episode, I thought I would leave mine here. I am 38 and have been diagnosed with endometriosis, but I am in a same-sex relationship with my wife, so therefore have not been deemed as infertile, but have not tried to get pregnant yet either. We are debating our options between IUI/IVF working with a local fertility clinic, but I’m really debating whether or not to get the excision surgery first. Any tips you have for a case like this would be much appreciated.
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