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06/18/2026

A top obesity doctor just said obesity is finally a choice. Then he explained why the choice has nothing to do with willpower.
Dr. Yoni Freedhoff. Medical director, Bariatric Medical Institute. University of Ottawa.
His exact framing:

→ Nobody chooses to live with obesity

→ Lifestyle changes alone don't work for most patients

→ That's been the evidence for decades
The choice in 2026 isn't between salad and pizza.
The choice is between accepting obesity as you've been told to — or treating it with medications that actually change biology.
→ Diet & exercise alone: 3-5% sustained weight loss

→ GLP-1 medications (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound): 15-25%
For women, obesity is connected to almost everything in OBGYN:

Anovulation. PCOS/PMOS. Endometrial cancer. Breast cancer risk. Pregnancy complications. Preeclampsia. Gestational diabetes. Postpartum depression. Pelvic floor dysfunction. Menstrual irregularities. Infertility.
For decades the prescription was "lose weight, eat better, exercise more." It didn't work because the biology doesn't respond that way.
If you've struggled for years and your doctor still says "just try harder" — you're getting outdated medicine.
The choice now is whether to treat obesity like the disease it is. Or to keep blaming yourself for biology you didn't pick.
— Dr. Rahi Victory, OBGYN & Fertility Specialist
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06/17/2026

The Ozempic side effect nobody warned women about. It's happening in your va**na.
Online, women have been calling it Ozempic v***a. The medical community has been slow to acknowledge it. The biology is real.
When you lose weight rapidly on a GLP-1 (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro), you lose fat EVERYWHERE — including the fat pads in your v***a.
The complaints women are reporting:

→ Pain when biking or sitting on hard surfaces

→ Vaginal dryness

→ Weaker pelvic floor muscles

→ Changes in how underwear feels

→ Increased discharge as lubricated tissue tries to compensate
One woman lost 44 pounds, no sagging on arms or stomach. Then cycling started hurting. Her gyno told her she'd lost the fat pads in her v***a.
The drug isn't damaging your v***a. The rapid weight loss is. Same tissue change that normally happens slowly with menopause, accelerated.
What helps:

→ Pelvic floor physical therapy

→ Vaginal lubricants + topical estrogen

→ Slower weight loss / less aggressive dosing (talk to your prescriber)

→ Resistance training for core + pelvic support
If something feels off, this is an appointment — not a Reddit confession.

— Dr. Rahi Victory, OBGYN & Fertility Specialist
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06/16/2026

LIVE TONIGHT — Monday June 15 2026 at 8PM EST
Every week Dr. Victory goes live to answer the questions you're too afraid to ask your doctor — and tonight he's back.
Fertility Fact or Fiction is the weekly live Q&A where one of North America's top fertility specialists and endometriosis experts separates myth from medicine. No scripts. No rehearsed answers. Just real questions, real science, and real talk.

Tonight bring your questions on anything:
🔹 IVF & fertility treatments
🔹 Endometriosis & pelvic pain
🔹 Getting pregnant naturally
🔹 Male fertility
🔹 Hormones & women's health
🔹 Miscarriage & pregnancy loss
🔹 PCOS, fibroids & irregular cycles
🔹 Egg freezing & fertility preservation
🔹 And anything else on your mind

💬 Drop your question in the comments right now — Dr. Victory may answer it live tonight.
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06/09/2026

LIVE TONIGHT — Tuesday June 2 2026 at 8PM EST
Every week Dr. Victory goes live to answer the questions you're too afraid to ask your doctor — and tonight he's back.
Fertility Fact or Fiction is the weekly live Q&A where one of North America's top fertility specialists and endometriosis experts separates myth from medicine. No scripts. No rehearsed answers. Just real questions, real science, and real talk.

Tonight bring your questions on anything:
🔹 IVF & fertility treatments
🔹 Endometriosis & pelvic pain
🔹 Getting pregnant naturally
🔹 Male fertility
🔹 Hormones & women's health
🔹 Miscarriage & pregnancy loss
🔹 PCOS, fibroids & irregular cycles
🔹 Egg freezing & fertility preservation
🔹 And anything else on your mind

💬 Drop your question in the comments right now — Dr. Victory may answer it live tonight.
🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss a live.

📲 Also streaming live at 8PM EST on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook .md

06/02/2026

Your heart is quietly failing and your doctor isn't looking.
A study just dropped from the American Heart Association.
Women in perimenopause are 2X more likely to have a low cardiovascular health score than women still having regular cycles.
Twice the risk. In your 40s. Right now.
Not because anything changed in your lifestyle.
Because perimenopause silently shifts your cholesterol. Your blood sugar. Your blood pressure. Your insulin response. All of it.
Heart disease kills more women than every cancer combined.
And the window where it starts isn't postmenopause. It's perimenopause.
The decade nobody screens you in.
Three numbers you ask for at your next appointment:
Fasting lipid panel.
Fasting glucose or A1C.
Blood pressure.
Not "we'll get to it next year."
Now.
Your 60s are being decided in your 40s and nobody warned you.
— Dr. Rahi Victory, OBGYN & Fertility Specialist
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06/02/2026

Your eggs are lying to you. And nobody told you the real timeline.
You were taught the cliff is at 35. The truth is your fertility starts a measurable decline in your late 20s and the drop gets steep before 35, not after.
Here's the data nobody hands you in school.
By age 30, the average woman has about 12% of her original egg reserve. By 35 she's down to about 3%. And egg quality, not just quantity, is dropping the entire time.
That doesn't mean you need to have a baby right now. It means the choices you make in your 20s about freezing eggs, getting your AMH and antral follicle count checked, knowing your hormone profile, those choices have a deadline that nobody's putting on a calendar for you.
The reason you weren't told?
The system has not caught up to how women actually live now. Career first. Partner later. Kids when life is stable. Every part of that is reasonable. The biology did not get the memo.
What to actually do.
Get your AMH tested. It's a simple blood test. Get an antral follicle count on ultrasound. These two numbers tell you where you actually stand on your egg reserve. Most family doctors will not offer this. You have to ask.
This is not about pressure. This is about information you should have had at 22, not 38.
— Dr. Rahi Victory, OBGYN & Fertility Specialist
🎙 Fertility Fact or Fiction — LIVE every Tuesday 8PM EST

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05/27/2026

LIVE TONIGHT — Tuesday May 26 2026 at 8PM EST
Every week Dr. Victory goes live to answer the questions you're too afraid to ask your doctor — and tonight he's back.
Fertility Fact or Fiction is the weekly live Q&A where one of North America's top fertility specialists and endometriosis experts separates myth from medicine. No scripts. No rehearsed answers. Just real questions, real science, and real talk.

Tonight bring your questions on anything:
🔹 IVF & fertility treatments
🔹 Endometriosis & pelvic pain
🔹 Getting pregnant naturally
🔹 Male fertility
🔹 Hormones & women's health
🔹 Miscarriage & pregnancy loss
🔹 PCOS, fibroids & irregular cycles
🔹 Egg freezing & fertility preservation
🔹 And anything else on your mind

💬 Drop your question in the comments right now — Dr. Victory may answer it live tonight.
🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss a live.

📲 Also streaming live at 8PM EST on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook .md

05/26/2026

The headline you keep seeing is based on a real study. But there's a second study most outlets aren't reporting — and it tells a very different story.
Here's the part nobody's explaining: serious scientists looking at overlapping data are reaching different conclusions. That's not a cover-up. That's what an unsettled question looks like.

The good news? You don't need a population average to know what's happening with you. A semen analysis is fast, cheap, and tells you the only number that actually matters.

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05/26/2026

Two of the most common conditions I treat are endometriosis and PCOS. And here's what most patients are never told: they travel together far more often than people realize.A study of 380 women diagnosed with endometriosis found that nearly 25% also had PCOS — and the women with both had nearly double the odds of infertility compared to those with one alone.The clinical trap: these conditions can mask each other. Pelvic pain gets blamed on the endo. Irregular cycles get blamed on the PCOS. And nobody steps back to screen for both.If you've been diagnosed with one — ask your doctor directly: "Have we ruled out the other one?"Save this. Send it to a friend with PCOS or endo. 🤍Tag someone who needs to ask this question 👇.

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