Dr Rashi Kalra

Dr Rashi Kalra CREI CERTIFIED
FERTILITY and IVF SPECIALIST
GYNAECOLOGIST

Today I was lucky enough with  to observe the Asherman’s surgery legend, Prof Thierry Vancaillie operate in theatre . As...
23/05/2026

Today I was lucky enough with to observe the Asherman’s surgery legend, Prof Thierry Vancaillie operate in theatre . Asherman’s syndrome is a condition where scar tissue builds up in the uterus, usually after a d&c. It can be associated with infertility , recurrent miscarriage and implantation failure with ivf. Treatment is a combination of meticulous technique , minimally invasive surgery, use of hyaluronic acid, estrogen and platelet rich plasma to treat this complex condition.

A pleasure talking to my esteemed colleagues at the HASA (Health awareness society Australia) GP Education day. Full hou...
02/05/2026

A pleasure talking to my esteemed colleagues at the HASA (Health awareness society Australia) GP Education day. Full house, powerful conversations and real impact, all striving for up to date and better healthcare for our patients and their families. Thank you to HASA and Melbourne IVF for supporting the ongoing education of Drs in our community.

🪔 An amazing night celebrating Victorias south Asian community at the Premiers Diwali State Reception. As beautifully sa...
09/10/2025

🪔 An amazing night celebrating Victorias south Asian community at the Premiers Diwali State Reception. As beautifully said by Premier Allan ‘when the world feels heavy, Diwali reminds us that love and light always prevail’ 🌟 🪔 🎆

Do fertility supplements actually work? 🤔It’s one of the most common questions I hear and the short answer is: some do.W...
24/07/2025

Do fertility supplements actually work? 🤔

It’s one of the most common questions I hear and the short answer is: some do.

When used correctly and with medical guidance, supplements can support egg quality, s***m health, and hormonal balance. But not all are created equal.
Here are a few with the most research-backed benefits:

✨ Folate (not just folic acid) – crucial before and during early pregnancy

🧬 CoQ10 – may support egg and s***m mitochondrial function

🧠 Vitamin D – often low in Australians and linked to reproductive health

🧪 Zinc, Omega-3s, Myo-Inositol – helpful in specific cases like PCOS or male factor

BUT: more isn’t always better. Over-supplementing or self-prescribing can do more harm than good.

If you’re on a fertility journey, speak to a specialist before starting anything new and especially if you’re already undergoing treatment. Make every supplement count, not confuse.

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