Dr Moragianni - Fertility Specialist

10/15/2026

Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. 💙🩷
A few weeks ago, the Johns Hopkins Dome was illuminated pink and blue as we gathered to talk about recurrent pregnancy loss.
But today isn’t about the lecture.
It’s about the families behind it.
The pregnancies that were deeply wanted. The babies who are remembered. The parents who had imagined a future that changed far too soon. And the grief that doesn’t necessarily disappear simply because the world around you moves forward.
As a fertility physician who cares for families experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss, I know medicine doesn’t always have the answer to the question families understandably ask: “Why did this happen?”
That uncertainty is one of the reasons continued research, compassionate care, mental health support, and simply acknowledging these losses matter so much.
We remember. Today. Every day. 🕯️
If you’d like to honor a pregnancy or baby today, you are welcome to leave a 💙, 🩷 or 🕯️ below—or simply share this with someone you want to know you’re thinking of.

10/11/2026

10/09/2026

I’ll be speaking at Women’s Health Innovation (WHIS) next week! 💪 A room full of leaders shaping the future of women’s health - see you there! 😍

10/07/2026

How many pregnancy losses does it take before we call it recurrent pregnancy loss?
The answer may surprise you: 2.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recently updated its guidance on recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL), and there are some important changes patients should know. 🧡
RPL is now defined as the spontaneous loss of 2 or more pregnancies. The losses do not have to be consecutive—and even very early pregnancies confirmed only by a positive urine or blood hCG test can count. Ultrasound or tissue confirmation is no longer required. Confirmed ectopic and molar pregnancies are excluded from this definition.
Why does the definition matter?
Because no one should feel that their loss was “too early,” or that they need to experience another miscarriage before their concerns deserve a conversation.
Pregnancy loss can be physically and emotionally devastating, and recurrent loss deserves thoughtful, evidence-based evaluation and compassionate support. 💛 ASRM’s updated guidance specifically recognizes psychological support as an essential part of miscarriage care.
If you’ve experienced two pregnancy losses, talk with your healthcare team about whether an RPL evaluation is appropriate for you.
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10/05/2026

Η χαμηλή ΑΜΗ (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) μπορεί να ακούγεται τρομακτική — αλλά δεν σημαίνει αυτόματα ότι δεν μπορείς να μείνεις έγκυος. 🧡

Η ΑΜΗ μας δίνει πληροφορίες κυρίως για το ωοθηκικό απόθεμα, δηλαδή περίπου πόσα ωάρια απομένουν στις ωοθήκες. 🥚 Δεν μας λέει όμως την ποιότητα των ωαρίων και δεν μπορεί από μόνη της να προβλέψει τη φυσική σύλληψη.

Γι’ αυτό και δεν χρειάζεται να μετράμε ΑΜΗ «έτσι, για να δούμε πού βρισκόμαστε» χωρίς συγκεκριμένο λόγο.

👉 Αν όμως υπάρχει υπογονιμότητα ή σχεδιάζεται εξωσωματική γονιμοποίηση (IVF), η ΑΜΗ μπορεί να μας βοηθήσει πολύ στην εκτίμηση της ωοθηκικής ανταπόκρισης και στον σχεδιασμό της θεραπείας.

Χαμηλή ή υψηλή ΑΜΗ δεν είναι διάγνωση από μόνη της. Πάντα την ερμηνεύουμε μαζί με την ηλικία, το ιστορικό και τα υπόλοιπα ευρήματα.

💾 Σώσε αυτό το βίντεο και γράψε μου στα σχόλια τι άλλο θέλεις να μάθεις για την ΑΜΗ.

#ΑΜΗ #ωοθηκικόαπόθεμα #γονιμότητα #υπογονιμότητα

10/03/2026

There is no fertility switch that turns off at 35. 🎂🥚
Female fertility changes gradually with age, as both the number and quality of available eggs decline.
Age 35 is useful clinically—but it should never be interpreted as an expiration date. Your reproductive potential is individual, and age is one important piece of a much larger fertility picture. 🧬
The goal isn’t to scare women about their age. It’s to give them accurate information early enough to make informed choices. 🧡
👯‍♀️ Share this with someone who needs facts instead of fertility fear.

10/01/2026

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09/28/2026

💙 I was honored to be an invited speaker at PCOS Awareness Association with Dr. Monique Ruberu during PMOS/PCOS Awareness Month and to be part of an important conversation about PMOS, fertility, reproductive health, and better care for people living with PMOS. 🩺✨
One of my favorite parts of being a physician is taking what we learn through medicine and research and making it useful to the people who need it most.
More awareness → better questions → better care. 🧡
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09/26/2026

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