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Knocked Up: The Podcast About Fertility and Women's Health

Knocked Up is an accessible podcast that answers all your questions about fertility, pregnancy and women's health. Dr Raelia Lew of Women's Health Melbourne and Jordi Morrison breaking down hard concepts in an easy to understand conversation.

Podcast · By Women's Health Melbourne · Australian English · AU · Official site

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    What Your Fertility Ultrasound Is Really Looking For (opens the original)

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    What can a fertility ultrasound actually tell you about your chances of becoming pregnant? In this episode of Knocked Up , Dr Raelia Lew speaks with a specialist obstetric and gynaecological ultrasound doctor to uncover what expert fertility scans can reveal about your reproductive health. They explore how ultrasounds can identify endometriosis, adenomyosis, blocked fallopian tubes, fibroids and other conditions that may affect fertility. They also explain the difference between a standard pelvi

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    10 IVF Rounds, No Embryos: Finding Motherhood Through Embryo Donation (opens the original)

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    After 10 rounds of IVF using her own eggs without creating a single embryo, Fiona O’Neil and her husband faced an incredibly difficult question: were they willing to let go of genetic parenthood to experience life as parents? Their journey included undiagnosed stage four endometriosis, an ectopic pregnancy, pregnancy loss, known egg donation, two trips to South Africa for anonymous donor eggs and, ultimately, becoming parents through embryo donation. In this deeply personal episode of Knocked Up

  3. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    What Really Happens to Your Embryos in an IVF Lab? (opens the original)

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    What happens to your eggs, sperm and embryos once they enter an IVF laboratory? In this episode of Knocked Up , Dr Raelia Lew speaks with senior embryologist Alex about the science, precision and human care behind every stage of embryo development. Alex explains how embryologists care for eggs and embryos from collection through to transfer, freezing and genetic testing. They discuss the strict identification systems used to prevent embryo mix-ups, including double witnessing, barcodes and elect

  4. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    IVF Without Two Weeks of Injections? Inside IVM (opens the original)

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    What if eggs could be collected before they mature and developed outside the body, potentially reducing the medications, time and physical burden involved in conventional IVF? In this episode of Knocked Up , fertility specialist Dr Raelia Lew is joined by CREI fertility specialist Dr Violet Kieu to explore in vitro maturation, known as IVM. Unlike conventional IVF, where hormone injections are used to mature eggs inside the ovaries before collection, IVM involves retrieving immature eggs and com

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    What IVF Nurses Wish Every Patient Knew (opens the original)

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    What happens behind the scenes during an IVF cycle, and who supports patients through the uncertainty, injections, scans and pregnancy-test results? In this episode of Knocked Up , fertility specialist Dr Raelia Lew sits down with IVF nurse Lucy Elam to explore the essential role fertility nurses play throughout IVF treatment. Lucy shares her journey from paediatric nursing into reproductive medicine, including her experience supporting children and families through fertility preservation before

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