The JelliePod Ep #8: 5 IVF Cycles, SERC, Egg Donors, And A Devastating Miscarriage
The JelliePod is back with another guest episode. 30-year-old Natalie joins the show to talk about her IVF/TTC journey, involving five IVF cycles.
Covid, Vaccines And Your AMH: What Does This Mean For Fertility Treatment?
The JelliePod fertility podcast welcomes Dr Cesar Diaz-Garcia from IVI London to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on fertility, and the vaccine on menstrual cycles.
How Can The COVID-19 Vaccine Impact My Period, Fertility Or Pregnancy?
Research by Yoppie, the pioneers of personalised period care, has found that some women are concerned about the COVID-19 vaccine and how it could impact their menstrual cycle, as well as their fertility.
The JelliePod Ep #3: Ducks In A Row – Dr Ellie Rayner On Fertility Tests + More
From semen analysis to imaging tests and more, this episode is to help you prepare for what's next. If fertility treatment is on the cards, here's how to get yourself organised.
The JelliePod Ep #2: Early Menopause And Egg Donors Abroad
Jamie and Ellie welcome their very first guest to the podcast in episode 2 of The JelliePod to talk about egg donors and IVF abroad.
10 Things You Need To Know About Rose And Rosie
We’re Rose and Rosie, and we’re married to each other and going to have a baby! Read on to find out 10 Things You Need To Know About Us.
Covid-19 And The Implications For Fertility Treatment
Leading expert, César Díaz-García breaks down COVID-19 fact from fiction when it comes to all things fertility, as he answers your biggest questions.
Can Stress Make It Harder To Conceive?
World-renowned wellness guru James Duigan, author of The Clean and Lean Pregnancy Guide shares his advice on fertility and stress.
Is a Fresh or Frozen Embryo Transfer Better?
Do you go ahead with the fresh transfer of an embryo that has developed over several days, or do you wait and freeze the embryo?
What is The True Impact of Diet, Fitness, Stress & Toxins on Your Fertility?
One in six couples has trouble conceiving, and this number is only set to get bigger as both men and women chose to postpone childbearing until later in life. Up to a third of people have what we call unexplained infertility, with no obvious clinical cause found despite multiple investigations.
