[1.00] Gwen gives an update on her question she sent in. She talks about her experience with ovulation induction and how she is now pregnant.

[2.20] Dr Pat and Brigid send their congratulations. Dr Pat talks about how everyone’s assisted reproduction journey is different.

[4.38] Erin asks about fertility and conception with adenomyosis.

[5.39] Brigid talks about her experience with adenomyosis.

[6.00] Dr Pat explains what adenomyosis is and how it is different to endometriosis and how it is treated.

[8.03] Dr Pat talks about the reason for the lack of information on fertility and conception with adenomyosis.

[8.55] Dr Pat and Brigid talk about the treatment for adenomyosis in women who were wanting to protect their fertility.

[9.45] Dr Pat talks about what he would do to treat a patient with adenomyosis who wants to get pregnant as soon as possible.

[12.42] Dr Pat talks about stats for fertility in young women with adenomyosis.

[14.02] Dr Pat defines the word nulliparous.

[14.23] Anonymous asks how common on-call weekend rosters are in a private obstetric practice.

[15.50] Dr Pat talks about the Australian private obstetrics system and having an on-call arrangement.

[18.33] Dr Pat talks about patients meeting the other doctors in an on-call arrangement.

[22.44] Dr Pat talks about on-call rotation ratios.

[23.45] Jessica talks about uterine arteriovenous malformation (avm).

[25.14] Dr Pat explains what a uterine arteriovenous malformation (avm) is and how they may form.

[27.56] Dr Pat talks about what Jessica’s next steps might be.