The OvaryIt Podcast: Recent Episodes
Mary Kucek with OvaryIt
Consider this your candid and slightly less formal hormonal health and birth control education center. Throughout this podcast you will hear from physicians throughout different practice areas including obstetrics and gynecology, emergency medicine, fertility, biochemistry, and more. We will take on some new topics as well as the basics and we will try our hardest to utilize patient centric language with a little sass so you can follow along without a medical dictionary and actually enjoy the conversation. Want to learn more? Visit us at www.ovaryit.com
With so much misinformation out there, it's no wonder why emergency physicians find themselves with interesting stories regarding women's health. In this episode of the OvaryIt Podcast, we break from our usually scheduled education to discuss wild stories straight from the ER. Don't make the same mistakes in this week's edition of the OvaryIt Podcast.
We are back talking with Dr. Heather Smith who is an Obstetrician/ Gynecologist at Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island. Last time Dr. Smith was on, we reviewed all things vaginal health. This week, we are talking preventative screenings and what really happens at an OBGYN appointment.
Welcome to this week’s edition to the OvaryIt podcast. On the first episode we learned the basics of the menstrual cycle and hormonal health. Now, we will talk about when things go wrong. Emergency situations happen, and if you’ve never been in the emergency room due to a female health issue you are extremely fortunate. It can be scary, but we are here with a true professional to give you tips and tricks to navigating your symptoms and the system. With me today is the OvaryIt Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Devin Bustin.
I wanted to start off with this first episode as a foundation for what’s to come. Throughout this podcast you will hear from physicians throughout different practice areas including obstetrics and gynecology, emergency medicine, fertility, biochemistry, and more. We will take on some new topics as well as the basics and we will try our hardest to utilize patient centric language with a little sass so you can follow along without a medical dictionary and actually enjoy the conversation. Consider this first episode as our foundations to hormones and our cycle.