[0.55] Anonymous asks about the impact asherman’s syndrome can have on fertility and pregnancy.

[2.15] Dr Pat talks about some of the reasons why there might’ve been a change in menstrual cycle after having surgery on a uterine septum. Dr Pat also explains what asherman’s syndrome is and how it is diagnosed.

[5.33] Dr Pat talks about the next steps.

[7.30] Bri asks about managing her ITP diagnosis during her pregnancy, and whether she should see a private obstetrician, despite her birthing in the public system.

[8.41] Dr Pat explains what ITP is.

[9.50] Dr Pat talks about the logistics around seeing a private obstetrician and whether it is necessary.

[14.40] Dr Pat and Brigid talk about the costs around self-funded private antenatal care and what to look for when choosing private health insurance for antenatal care.

[21.00] Anonymous asks about the risks surrounding a low-lying and bi-lobed placenta.

[22.12] Dr Pat explains what a bi-lobed placenta is.

[22.45] Dr Pat explains the risks around a bi-lobed placenta and how a bi-lobed placenta can influence birth options.

[25.05] Brigid asks whether a bi-lobed placenta is at more risk of a retained placenta.

[26.16] Isabel asks about irregular cycles and what’s normal.

[28.08] Dr Pat talks about using ovulation predictor kits to make sure that you are ovulating in an irregular cycle.

[29.19] Dr Pat explains what a day 21 test is.

[30.32] Holly asks about how her recent diagnosis of uterus didelphys means for her current pregnancy as well as future pregnancies.

[32.05] Dr Pat explains what uterus didelphys is.

[34.45] Dr Pat talks about what uterus didelphys means for a pregnancy