From Eggs to Pregs

If you’re in a same-sex relationship and wondering what having a baby actually looks like for you… this episode is for you.In this episode of Eggs to Pregs, Dr. Clapp breaks down the real options for LGBTQ+ family building, including IVF, IUI, donor sperm, and what the process actually looks like step-by-step.We’re talking:How same-sex couples get pregnantChoosing a sperm donorWhat reciprocal IVF is (and why so many couples love it)No gatekeeping, no confusing medical jargon. Just real information so you can understand your options and feel confident moving forward.Whether you’re actively trying, planning for the future, or just curious, this is everything you wish someone explained sooner.🎧 Listen or watch now📍 Learn more about your optionsDrop your questions in the comments or DM us. We’re here for you 🤍

In this episode, we’re breaking down endometriosis- One of the most misunderstood conditions in women’s health.I’m joined by Dr. Alexa Clapp to talk through:• what endometriosis actually is• common symptoms (and why they’re often dismissed)• how it’s diagnosed• treatment options• birth controlIf you’ve ever been told your pain is “normal,” this episode is for you.Endometriosis affects millions, yet diagnosis can take years. We’re here to make it make sense.🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube🔗 All links: https://linktr.ee/aspirefertilityhoustonBook a consult with Dr. Clapp hereAspire Fertility: @aspirehfi Dr. Clapp: @alexaclapp_md#Endometriosis #Fertility #WomensHealth #InfertilityAwareness #IVF #ReproductiveHealth #PCOS #HormoneHealth #HealthcareThis is general information, not medical advice. Always talk to your doctor about your specific situation.

Everyone has heard fertility advice… but how much of it is actually true?In our first episode, Dr. Clapp and I break down the most common fertility myths around IVF and trying to conceive.Book a consultation or learn more hereFollow along for moreFull video: https://www.youtube.com/@aspirehoustonDr. Alexa Clapp: @alexaclapp_md Aspire HFI: @aspirehfi This is general information, not medical advice. Always talk to your doctor about your specific situation.