[1.56] Amanda asks about taking aspirin early in the pregnancy to support the placenta and foetal growth.

[2.53] Dr Pat talks about the situations when taking a low dose aspirin can benefit a pregnancy.

[5.33] Dr Pat talks about how taking aspirin supports the placenta and the likelihood of having a growth restricted baby in subsequent pregnancies.

[6.32] A listener send in a message to Brigid and Dr Pat about how the podcast helped her in her pregnancy and birth.

[7.45] Dr Pat and Brigid discuss this message and how women can be supported in their subsequent pregnancies and births following a traumatic first pregnancy or birth.

[12.03] Anonymous asks about painful postpartum intercourse.

[12.28] Dr Pat talks about working out where the pain is located and how this can help to work out the best treatment options.

[14.44] Dr Pat and Brigid talk about who women should see for help and how a pelvic floor physiotherapist can help.

[18.35] Nicole asks about ovulation spotting or bleeding and whether it is something to be worried about.

[19.55] Dr Pat talks about some of the possible causes of a mid-cycle ovulatory bleed.

[23.00] Sophie asks what a MET call is.

[23.28] Dr Pat explains what a MET call is, why it is used and what happens after a MET call has been called.

[25.50] Dr Pat talks about what may cause low blood pressure for somebody that’s just had a baby and would have a MET call be called.

[31.13] Eva asks about any complications that can arise from having a second baby with a different father to your first baby.

[32.01] Dr Pat talks about preeclampsia in pregnancy and how your risk can change depending on your partner in each pregnancy.

[34.03] Anonymous asks if using lubricant affect your chances of becoming pregnant, she also asks whether stress can affect your ability to get pregnant.

[34.40] Dr Pat talks about what lubricants are safe to use in pregnancy.

[34.59] Dr Pat talks about how stress can be managed when trying to get pregnant.