Dr Aimee Eyvazzadeh

Dr Aimee Eyvazzadeh Fertility doctor, Mom of 4 and fertility educator. Life's mission is to help everyone She is a graduate of UCLA School of Medicine.

Dr. Aimee, also known as the “Egg Whisperer," is one of America’s most famous Fertility Doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She’s had a hand in creating thousands of happy healthy babies. Dr. Aimee is a Harvard-educated board certified OBGYN, specializing in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility; but it’s her "Egg Freezing Parties" that put her in the limelight and made her a media darling. She has been featured in magazines like People and Marie Claire, and has been featured on the Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS Morning, Fox Network, along with a number of local and international newscasts. In her off-time, Dr. Aimee is a Mom to four rambunctious young kids aged 8 and under. Her goal is to teach everyone how to become fertility aware and

She is a native of the Bay Area. After completing her residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, she completed a fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility at University of Michigan. She also completed a Masters in Public Health in Health Management and Policy at University of Michigan. Dr. Aimee has presented her research at the national meetings of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, Endocrine Society and American College of Ob/Gyn. Her research has been published in several journals including Fertility and Sterility, Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, Obstetrics and Gynecology and Menopause. Dr. Aimee co-authored book chapters on ultrasonography and male infertility with national leaders in the field of reproductive endocrinology. Dr. Aimee is a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and continues to contribute to research in the field of reproductive endocrinology and infertility. You can email her directly at: [email protected]

08/20/2026

Today we’re taking a deeper look at male fertility: a topic that’s often overlooked, even though it plays a role in half of all infertility cases. I’m joined by David Ireland, founder of Fertility4Men , who brings his personal journey and expertise to our conversation. ⁠
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David created his platform after navigating unexplained infertility himself, and he’s passionate about providing men with the information, support, and community they need.⁠
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In our interview, we explore the emotional and practical challenges men face on the fertility journey. We discuss the stigma around male factor infertility, the importance of early testing, and how couples can support each other through the process. ⁠
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David shares insights from his own experience, as well as actionable steps men can take to improve their reproductive health and be active partners in the journey to parenthood.⁠
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You can tune in on my website: https://www.draimee.org/a-deeper-look-at-male-fertility-what-men-and-women-need-to-know-with-guest-david-ireland⁠
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YouTube: https://youtu.be/gXfsVZo44I4⁠
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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4kw0gaQKm9d8rlsM2bCCyR

08/18/2026

Fertility treatment can be an emotional whirlwind, full of highs and lows. Today in another of the top episodes of 2025, I'm joined by therapist Rachel Goldberg, who specializes in reproductive health, and we're talking about building resilience through fertility challenges.⁠
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We all know that navigating fertility challenges can be overwhelming, and learning ways to create space for emotional resilience is key. Rachel shares that a vital step is to acknowledge your emotions without judgment: whether it's grief, frustration, or exhaustion, and give yourself permission to process them in your own way.⁠
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Finding moments of connection outside of fertility treatments can also help maintain a sense of identity. Whether it’s engaging in hobbies, spending time with supportive friends, or simply carving out time for self-care, these small actions can remind you that you are more than your fertility journey.⁠
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Additionally, seeking professional support early (before things feel unmanageable) can provide valuable coping strategies and a sense of stability throughout the process.⁠
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As Rachel insightfully shares in this interview, "Many people going through fertility treatment are desperate to feel normal again or to find joy in their lives like they once did. For those ready and wanting to put in that effort and are like, ‘I need to find relief,’ there are of course things you can do. And there is no right way to cope. What's important is giving yourself room to feel whatever comes up."⁠
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Rachel is sharing invaluable insights on coping with grief, managing relationship challenges, and finding light even in the hardest moments. If you’re in the thick of fertility struggles, this conversation is for you.⁠
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Tune in: https://www.draimee.org/how-to-build-resilience-during-fertility-treatment-with-therapist-rachel-goldberg

08/13/2026

One of the questions I hear most often from patients is "what can I actually do to improve my egg quality?" And, I was delighted to join Alexandra Geary-Stock on the IVF in Your Pocket Podcast to talk about it!

I like to use a different word when talking about egg quality because the reality is we're actually looking to "support" your current egg quality. The truth is that some patients see results from taking steps to support their egg quality, and some do not.

If you see results, that's amazing, and if you don't get the results you're hoping to see, I don't want you to feel like there's something wrong with you. There is only so much we can control.

Alexandra asked me about my top five tips to support egg quality and they are:

1. NAD+ / OvaNAD+ (my favorite is by Theralogix) - a link is in my profile
2. Rapamycin
3. Regular exercise, to support blood flow to the uterus and ovaries
4. A healthy BMI through diet and quality sleep
5. And my last surprise tip: listen to EDM music (electronic dance music). I truly believe happy eggs are healthier eggs

Tune in: https://draimee.org/how-to-support-egg-quality-with-dr-aimee-hosted-by-alexandra-geary-stock-on-ivf-in-your-pocket

I loved this conversation and think you will too. I'm sharing our full conversation on the podcast, and be sure to check out IVF in Your Pocket for more bite sized episodes that offer insights into IVF.

08/12/2026

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dr4qLC7Bcag
Endometriosis is estimated to contribute to 30 to 50% of female infertility cases, yet many patients go years without a diagnosis. Today on The Egg Whisperer Show, I'm speaking with Dr. Mary Peavey about endometriosis and how an exciting new test that has come out to help detect it.

Endometriosis quietly affects fertility, and she broke it down for us from beginning to end:

💙It can affect both the quality and quantity of eggs in a woman's ovaries
💙It can impact how well fallopian tubes pick up eggs
💙Embryo quality can be affected after fertilization
💙It can interfere with how the uterus receives and implants an embryo
💙It can affect one area, or multiple, along the pathway to pregnancy

I also asked Dr. Peavey about HerResolve, the new blood test she uses to evaluate patients for endometriosis. It's a simple blood draw (not the traditional "gold standard" of laproscopy) that analyzes biomarkers associated with endometriosis and returns a clear result: detected or not detected.

It's a game changer for patients and doctors, as it can speed up the time to diagnosis, and help patients get treated, and move on to growing their family.

This is part of a larger interview on fertility and endometriosis. If you or someone you know is navigating unexplained infertility, this one's for you. 💛

Get all the links on my website: https://draimee.org/a-new-blood-test-for-endometriosis-with-guest-dr-mary-peavey

When you’re doing IVF, it’s important to be prepared. I want you to have the best outcome possible, and for me that incl...
08/10/2026

When you’re doing IVF, it’s important to be prepared. I want you to have the best outcome possible, and for me that includes making sure you have everything you need on hand to support your physical, mental, and emotional health as you go through the process.⁠
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Today on the podcast, I’m sharing my top 10 things you need when you’re embarking on IVF:⁠
1. Get your electrolyte rich drinks ahead of time⁠
2. Stock up on a protein powder and shakes that you love⁠
3. Consider scheduling a food delivery service⁠
4. Prepare for a p**p emergency: stool softeners are your friend⁠
5. Purchase panty liners because you can spot. That’s considered normal after an egg retrieval. Waterproof underwear helps with the discharge, too⁠
6. Egg Whisperer fertility pants⁠
7. Grab that Tylenol or Advil ahead of time and a heating pad for aches and pains⁠
8. Take precautions against Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS)⁠
9. Build your fertility TEAM⁠
10. Get your T***Y checked⁠
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I know that’s a lot of info to pack into a single post here - so you can get all sorts of details and additional information over at the website, where you can also listen to the whole episode.⁠
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What I want most for you is to feel comfortable, and prepared as you take the next step on your fertility journey, and so that is why I’m sharing the essential must-haves that my patients have found to be helpful in making their experience and recovery more comfortable.⁠
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You can find the link to this podcast episode and story right here: https://draimee.org/the-10-things-ivf-doesnt-do-for-you

(And, save this post for easy reference later!)

I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for these incredibly kind words, Megan. Your comment truly touched me. ...
08/06/2026

I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for these incredibly kind words, Megan. Your comment truly touched me. It's a privilege to welcome you as a new patient after 7 years of being a sparkling part of the Egg Whisperer Community. 🌟

And, it’s moments like this (did someone just queue Kelly Clarkson?) that really make my “job” feel like so much more than a job. When I get to meet someone who is so excited to become a parent, and someone who has been following such a big dream that’s been in their heart for a while - it’s always magical. Your love and dedication to growing your family is an inspiration to me.

Each patient inspires me to approach patient care with the same dedication and compassion as I would hope to find for my own family members. I want you all to feel empowered and well informed, and to know that I'm here to support you every step of the way on your fertility odyssey. ❤️

Thank you again for your sweet words. I’m delighted to get to meet you in person.

I'm always here to help my Sparkles however I can: https://www.draimee.org/

I recently had the chance to talk with Dr. Katie Lee, a dentist and oral microbiome specialist, about something that d...
08/04/2026

I recently had the chance to talk with Dr. Katie Lee, a dentist and oral microbiome specialist, about something that doesn’t often get enough attention: how your oral health can impact your fertility.

In our conversation, Dr. Lee breaks down what the oral microbiome is, how it connects with your overall health, and why it’s so important when you’re trying to conceive. She shares fascinating research and practical steps that can make a real difference for fertility patients. Here are some of the highlights we cover in this episode:

💙 What the oral microbiome is and how it’s connected to the rest of your body
💙 How inflammation in the mouth may affect reproductive health
💙 The link between oral health and pregnancy outcomes
💙 Why dysbiosis matters (and how to support microbial balance)
💙 Practical steps you can take to improve oral health on your fertility journey

I learned so much from Dr. Lee, and I know you will too. This episode is such a great reminder of how connected every part of our body is, and how caring for your oral health can also mean caring for your fertility.

You can tune in now, the audio is up on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, (or wherever you get your podcasts), and you can learn more at my website as well: https://draimee.org/the-surprising-ways-your-oral-health-can-impact-your-fertility-with-dentist-dr-katie-lee

07/31/2026

Full Interview: https://www.draimee.org/red-light-therapy-for-female-pelvic-health-and-fertility-with-guest-liz-frey-of-fringe

Today I'm thrilled to bring you a conversation with Liz Frey, Pelvic Health Medical Director at Fringe. We dive into the fascinating world of red light therapy for female pelvic health and fertility. Liz shares her expertise as a pelvic health physiotherapist and introduces us to innovative tools like the Fringe Pelvic Wand, designed to support reproductive health and healing.

In our interview, we explore the science behind red light and near-infrared therapy, discuss how these modalities can help with conditions like endometriosis, PCOS, and recurrent infections, and talk about practical ways to integrate these therapies into your wellness routine. We also touch on the importance of pelvic floor health, breathing techniques, and how red light therapy may complement fertility treatments for both women and men.

In this episode, we cover:
💙What red light therapy is and how it works for pelvic health
💙The development and features of the Fringe Pelvic Wand
💙Scientific evidence and patient testimonials on red light therapy
💙How red light and blue light can help with tissue healing, inflammation, and infections
💙Practical advice on using the wand and wraps, including frequency, cleaning, and comfort
💙The role of pelvic floor physiotherapy and why it matters for reproductive health
💙How red light therapy may support fertility treatments and even benefit men

In this reel, you'll hear Liz explain some of the basics of red light, and the Fringe Pelvic Wand. To hear the whole interview, or learn how to get the Fringe Wand, visit my site: https://www.draimee.org/red-light-therapy-for-female-pelvic-health-and-fertility-with-guest-liz-frey-of-fringe

Hearing how much you all love the Egg Whisperer Fertility Pants makes my heart smile. I designed these comfy, stretchy y...
07/30/2026

Hearing how much you all love the Egg Whisperer Fertility Pants makes my heart smile.

I designed these comfy, stretchy yoga pants over the course of 3 years because I wanted my patients to have something easy and convenient to wear when they got ready for an appointment. ⁠
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They have some pretty snazzy fertility friendly details, too:

There’s a pocket around the top that lets you add an ice pack (seen above) or a heating pad because that’s generally where fertility patients administer shots during treatment. Plus, there’s a discrete opening so that you can have ultrasounds and procedures without ever taking your pants off.⁠
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To buy your pair (or get a pair for your friend / partner!) click here: https://egg-whisperer.myshopify.com/

07/20/2026

When you’re navigating fertility treatment, it’s easy to feel like things are out of your control. But as Dr. Alexander Kucherov shared on The Egg Whisperer Show, one of the most powerful things you can do is focus on the areas you can take charge of: including your finances.

Dr Kucherov explains, “It is very important to try to stay plugged into all of this and try to feel like you're in control,” he said. “This process in general can make you feel out of control... especially for folks that have had challenges for months, years leading into it.”

So where do you start? With information. “Getting empowered and getting the information, the details immediately… can make people feel more empowered,” Dr. Kucherov explained. “At least I know what the options are here. Then we can look at the medical decisions, see what’s appropriate to move forward, and work with the finance team at the practice to do that.”

This episode is filled with practical tips on how to make fertility treatment more affordable: including grants, medical loans, insurance plans with fertility coverage, and bundled pricing. But more than that, it’s a reminder that understanding your options can help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

🎧Listen now: https://www.draimee.org/how-to-make-fertility-treatment-more-affordable-grants-insurance-and-smart-planning-with-dr-alexander-kucherov

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