[0.39] Brigid explains why the audio quality may sound different this episode.

[2.00] Meghan asks about navigating graves’ disease during pregnancy.

[3.36] Dr Pat explains what graves’ disease is.

[4.04] Dr Pat explains the treatment for graves’ disease and how it works.

[6.40] Dr Pat talks about what Meghan’s next steps should be. [8.22] Brigid tells people to go back and listen to episode 36. What you need to know about your thyroid in pregnancy.

[9.25] Anonymous asks about having a low-lying placenta with multiple placental lakes and what this means for her pregnancy.

[10.54] Dr Pat explains what placental lakes are.

[12.00] Dr Pat talks about some of the pregnancy complications placental lakes could be associated with.

[12.47] Dr Pat talks about low-lying placentas and how they can ‘fix’ themselves.

[13.30] Dr Pat talks about some of the pregnancy complications a low-lying placenta could be associated with.

[13.50] Dr Pat talks about why this situation would call from more frequent monitoring and scanning.

[15.03] Brigid asks whether placental lakes can make it more ‘bleedy’.

[15.39] Anonymous asks how common it is to have a second breeched baby and a second preterm baby after these things happened in her first pregnancy.

[17.02] Dr Pat discusses how each pregnancy is different.

[17.19] Dr Pat talks about how depending on how early the premature labour was can affect your risk of having a subsequent premature labour.

[18.17] Dr Pat talks about whether there is anything than can increase the risk of the baby being breeched.

[19.19] Brigid asked when a baby settled into their position.

[21.42] Anonymous asks about IVF pregnancies and inductions and why this is considered high risk.

[22.50] Dr Pat talks about why a woman’s age is relevant.

[23.22] Dr Pat talks about the statistics around IVF pregnancies and inductions.

[24.22] Dr Pat talks about the data around IVF pregnancies and the placentas that they create and the data around IVF pregnancies and postdates.

[25.09] Dr Pat talks about inducing subsequent pregnancies.

[26.02] Dr Pat talks about the different types of inductions.

[27.42] Gwen asks about her first baby being born head down but face up and whether this may happen again in subsequent births.

[28.38] Gwen also has a question about the return of her period while she is breastfeeding and whether her PCOS will affect the return of her period.

[29.14] Dr Pat talks about OP or ‘sunny side up’ births and the complications about them.

[30.40] Dr Pat talks about how subsequent vaginal births are more efficient.

[31.47] Dr Pat talks about how birth attendants can help to correct an OP subsequent birth.

[32.41] Dr Pat talks about how it is normal to not menstruate while you are breastfeeding.

[33.24] Dr Pat talks about when someone has PCOS and has struggled with regular ovulation and menstruation in the past.

[34.03] Dr Pat talks about the steps women need to take if they are breastfeeding and want their period to return so that they can have another baby.

[34.39] Dr Pat explains what women should do if they have stopped breastfeeding and their period has not returned after a few months. [35.00] Brigid and Dr Pat tell people to go back and listen to episode 24. Maybe I have PCOS? and episode 65. Breastfeeding but I want to try for a baby.