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Dr Aimee Eyvazzadeh

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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@draimee.org

04/16/2026

Tammi, I am thrilled for you and so appreciative of your kind words. Congratulations to you and your beautiful family! 14 years is a long time to wait, but holding on for a dream-come-true is worth it.

I know many patients who have spent a lot of years waiting and struggling with their fertility. It’s hard to keep getting disappointing news over and over. It hurts in a particularly painful way when it feels like you have to stay so open and vulnerable while repeatedly having your heart broken.

When you’re in the middle of that, it’s easy to forget how to hold on to your sense of hope. But just like Tammi said: “there is hope!”

Even when it feels like all hope is lost, it’s still there, that glimmer of possibility, the potential for something different to happen this time. You may have just lost sight of it, especially if you’re still processing your past hurts or thinking “it didn’t work before, why would this time be any different?”

Hope doesn’t run on facts from the past. It doesn’t depend on the results of your last test or procedure. Hope is all about looking forward.

Yes, we learn from the past. As a fertility doctor, I work with you to find patterns and new understanding about your body and your needs on this journey based on things that have already happened.

But hope exists in the future. Hope is ahead of you, just waiting for you to catch up and hold on so you can see this through all the way to the end.

Hope is your silent-but-steadfast ally and cheerleader - even when things look their most grim.

When things start feeling especially difficult, it can be hard to hold onto your hope - but hope never has a hard time holding onto you. And it will be there when you’re ready to take another look and grab on again.

Hope doesn’t give up on you, and neither will I. If you still want it, keep going. You’ve got this💛

Need help finding your hope again? Schedule a consultation to see how I can help: https://www.draimee.org/schedule-a-consultation

04/15/2026

✨This one is so special to me.

I got to sit down with my dear friend, colleague, and author Dr. Natalie Crawford, and honestly, this conversation lit me up. We've shared patients, shared values, and now we're sharing this incredible episode of the Egg Whisperer Show together.

Dr. Natalie just released The Fertility Formula, a book I wish every person on a fertility journey had in their hands. In it (and in our conversation), she breaks down how hormones, inflammation, lifestyle, and cycle tracking all connect and how understanding your body is one of the most empowering things you can do for your fertility.

What I love is that Natalie and I approach fertility care in similiar ways: we meet each patient where they are, as a whole person, not just a diagnosis. We both believe that knowledge is hope, and that you deserve to feel informed, supported, and confident on your journey. After all, it's your body. If you have a feeling that something is going on, we explore that. No empty protocols, no dismissive "give it time" comments. It's your life and your family, and we're both honored to be with you every step of the way.

Whether you're just starting to think about your fertility or you're deep in the process, this episode will leave you feeling more empowered and more hopeful.💛

🎧New episode of the Egg Whisperer Show is live now: https://www.draimee.org/the-fertility-formula-hormones-inflammation-and-the-truth-about-optimizing-fertility-with-guest-dr-natalie-crawford

04/15/2026

Today, I want to talk about the risks of IVF so that you know what you’re getting yourself into. IVF allows you to preserve embryos for the future, genetically test embryos, and it offers the highest pregnancy rate of current fertility treatments. ⁠

It seems like everyone is doing IVF. You hear about it in the news. You hear about it in different articles. You hear about it from your neighbors, your friends, so many different people are doing IVF. ⁠
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Everyone is giving different bits of information, but what are you supposed to believe? ⁠
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In this episode, I'm sharing:⁠
💙The basics of IVF: fertility preservation and genetic testing⁠
💙Managing the stress and emotional side of IVF treatment⁠
💙The physical impact of IVF on your body⁠
💙OHSS (ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome)⁠
💙The chances of pregnancy with IVF⁠
💙IVF and chance of a multiple pregnancy (twins, triplets)⁠
💙Myths about IVF ⁠
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You can listen to this episode here:⁠
https://draimee.org/the-pros-and-cons-of-ivf⁠
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Do you have questions about IVF or want to learn more about it?⁠
⁠I teach an IVF Class in The Egg Whisperer School, and it includes a live call with me! If you want to join, there are still spots open for the Monday, April 20th (at 4pm PST). ⁠
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You can sign up at www.EggWhispererSchool.com

04/14/2026

A couple of years ago during National Infertility Awareness Week, Dr. John Norian shared something that really stayed with me:

“If you know someone walking the walk of fertility, give them a little extra love today. Give them a hug. Give them a little thumbs up on a text.”

I love this reminder. It’s simple, and it matters more than people realize. And thinking about that, and the way he consistently shows up as an advocate for his patients, I wanted to share my recent conversation with him on The Egg Whisperer Show, where we talk about "How To Approach IVF Challenges."

In this episode, we talk about some of the hardest parts of IVF, including having no eggs at retrieval, no blasts, sensitivity to pelvic exams and injections, and more.

Because the reality is: fertility patients face these very real scenarios. There are highs, and lows, obstacles and set backs.

And yet in the midst of it all, I see all of you (shout out to all of those inspiring fertility patients AND doctors!) showing up for each other with love and appreciation. Keep sparkling. Keep shining. Keep sharing that extra bit of kindness. It matters and you matter too.

You can catch our full conversation here on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5y9gPpZlUZT33eLMU90TYB

Or tune in on my website: https://draimee.org/how-to-approach-ivf-challenges-with-guest-dr-john-norian

04/11/2026

Did you know your period isn't actually the main event of your cycle? 👀 Ovulation is, and most of us were never taught very much about it!

In this clip from my conversation with Toni Weschler (author of Taking Charge of Your Fertility), she breaks down what Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) actually is. Spoiler: it's nothing like the outdated rhythm method.

FAM teaches you to read your body's real-time fertility signs daily:
📊 Basal body temperature
💧 Cervical fluid
🔍 Cervical position (optional)

In our full conversation, we talk about how understanding your cycle can empower you, whether you're trying to conceive, avoid pregnancy, or just want to actually understand your body.

Your cycle is data. Let's learn how to understand it.

You can watch our full conversation at my website: https://www.draimee.org/fertility-awareness-method-for-fertility-patients-tracking-your-cycle-with-guests-sabrina-nowicki-and-toni-weschel-of-cyclisity

04/10/2026

If you got pregnant easily before but are now having difficulty getting pregnant again — whether for a second, third, or subsequent child — you’re not imagining it, and you’re definitely not alone.

This is called secondary infertility. It means you’ve had a prior pregnancy, but now it’s taking longer to conceive. Clinically, it’s defined as trying for 6–12 months without success (depending on age), even if your previous pregnancy happened quickly or without treatment.

In this post, I walk you through:
• What secondary infertility actually means
• Why it can happen, even after an easy first pregnancy
• The tests I recommend to get clear answers
• The treatment options available to you
• And simple, proactive steps you can take right now

My goal is always to help you understand what’s going on so you can make informed, empowered decisions about your next steps.

There is so much hope here, epecially when you have the right information and the right plan. 💛

You can find out more on today's podcast episode, which you can find on Spotify or my website:
https://draimee.org/secondary-infertility

04/09/2026

On today’s podcast episode, I’m talking about preparing for embryo transfer. I find that it’s helpful to think about embryo transfer the same way you might think about having a very special guest over for dinner. (Say, Lady Gaga?)⁠
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What are you going to do if you have a very special person over? You’re going to make sure everything is absolutely perfect.

When it comes to preparing for an embryo transfer, you want to take the same approach. Your metaphorical home in the house analogy is your uterus.⁠
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The devastation of doing more tests and finding out that something might be wrong that you have to fix is kind of a pain, but the devastation of going through a transfer that doesn’t work is also pretty darn awful.

Because I work so hard to help families, if I can do anything to prevent someone from not experiencing the devastation of a negative embryo transfer, I’m going to do everything possible to clean up that house and make sure it’s perfect.⁠
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What I recommend is that people do 3 tests before embryo transfer to make sure your uterus is absolutely perfect prior to your embryo transfer. They are:
💙Hysteroscopy ⁠
💙Saline Infusion Sonogram⁠
💙Hysterosalpingogram⁠

You can listen to the show or read the full transcript at https://draimee.org/preparing-for-embryo-transfer

PS - have questions about IVF? Join me for The IVF Class!

Our next live class call is on Monday, April 20th, 2026 at 4pm PST, where I will explain IVF and there will be time to ask me your questions live on Zoom. ⁠

You can sign up at EggWhispererSchool.com

04/07/2026

🌸 "Be proactive with your fertility. It's precious." These words come from my incredible guest, Dr. Banafsheh Kashani, and I think that they are just what every fertility patient needs to hear.

In our today's podcast episode, Dr. Kashani and I talk about everything you need to know about fibroids and fertility: what they are, how they affect your chances of pregnancy, and what you can actually do about them.

Here's what we both want you to take away: you don't need to have all the answers before reaching out. If you're wondering, if something feels off, if you've been putting off that conversation - that instinct is telling you something. Trust it.

The good news? You don't even have to leave your house to start to get answers. Telehealth has made it easier than ever to get the support and information you need and deserve.

You are not alone in this journey, and knowledge is the first step toward empowerment. Whether it's fibroids, unexplained symptoms, or just wanting to know where your fertility stands: asking the question is being proactive.

👉 Tune into my full conversation with Dr. Kashani to learn everything you need to know about fibroids, fertility, and taking charge of your reproductive health.
https://draimee.org/everything-you-need-to-know-about-fibroids-and-fertility

04/03/2026

When thinking about creating the future family of your dreams, nobody ever says “I hope I’ll have to see a fertility doctor.”

Nobody thinks: “I hope this takes longer than I thought it would,” or “I hope I have to consider options I’ve never even heard of before.”

These are some of the not-so-fun realities that fertility patients have to deal with. A lot of times, it takes longer, takes more tries, takes more strength than you ever thought you’d be able to give.

But the other reality for fertility patients that inspires me to no end is the way you keep showing up anyway.

This story that you’re writing has one guarantee: a whole lot of plot twists! You won’t always see them coming or know how to respond right away, but getting from Once Upon A Time to The End is never a straight line.

Even so, you keep turning the pages, writing each new chapter as it comes, creating this beautiful story you’ll someday get to share with the family of your dreams. That takes an incredible amount of bravery.

You might be thinking: “I don’t feel brave. I feel scared and unsure of what’s going to happen next or how I’m ever going to make it through this.”

But there’s bravery in making that very first doctor’s appointment. There’s bravery in hearing your diagnosis and finding out what it means for the plans you had laid. There’s bravery in every visit, every test, every treatment. There’s bravery in the decision to take a break when you need to, and bravery in the decision to consider options for parenthood that you never thought you would.

I’ve seen time and time again the true courage and bravery fertility patients show, and I know that it all stems from the hope they’re holding in their hearts. That hope has all the strength inside it that you’ll ever need.

So when you turn the page of your story and your next plot twist falls in your lap, remember how brave you’ve already been in order to get yourself to this point, and know that the hope you’re carrying will give you the courage you need to get to the end.

If you need someone to help you on your fertility journey, schedule a consultation at DrAimee.org - I will always help you remember your own bravery and your hope.

https://www.draimee.org/schedule-a-consultation

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03/31/2026

"Unexplained infertility" is NOT an explanation - it's a lazy diagnosis. 🔬

In this powerful conversation, I'm joined by Aimee Raupp (two Aimees!) and we break down what's really hiding behind that "unexplained" label: inflammation, immune dysregulation, gut permeability, and microbiome issues.

Here's what we want you to know:
💙About 50% of women with "unexplained" infertility actually have endometriosis

💙Four key pillars (immunology, inflammation, microbiome health, and metabolic stress) can explain conditions like PCOS, POI, recurrent loss, and implantation failure

💙You deserve a doctor that is willing to dig deeper to give you a diagnosis to help you move forward with your dreams of growing your family

🎙️ Tune in to the full interview - Yes, You Can Get Pregnant: Rewriting the Fertility Story at Any Age with Aimee Raupp - for the complete conversation on what's really driving fertility challenges and what you can do about it.

Tune in on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YXQ63uKsihM
And Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/08gLoFTduez7gTbUIUmatl?si=95f47a1d0c134411

03/27/2026

🎯Let's Make "The Fertility Deep Dive" a Standard Practice

“How can we deliver the best IVF cycle and do it once?” – Dr. Steven Palter

You’ve probably heard me say it before: all fertility patients, no matter who their doctor is, should get a full fertility diagnosis before starting treatment. Because the more you and your doctor know about what’s going on, the better and effective your treatment plan will be.

That’s one of the reasons I loved this conversation with Dr. Palter. We share a similar mindset when it comes to really understanding a patient’s fertility story before jumping into treatment.

His fertility deep dive includes:

✨Understanding your goals and timeline
🔍Reviewing prior testing and imaging
💡Asking thoughtful questions about your fertility history
🎯Creating a plan that fits your situation

In our conversation, we also talk about a question I ask my patients all the time:

“What can we do to improve things before IVF? And if IVF is part of the plan, how can we optimize it so you have the best possible outcome?”

To learn more, and hear us discuss the deep dive, PCOS, PGT-P, rapamycin, and more in this episode - head over to my website: https://www.draimee.org/beyond-ivf-pcos-pgt-p-rapamycin-and-the-fertility-deep-dive-with-dr-steven-palter

03/26/2026

It's here. 📖✨ My book, The Egg Whisperer Way, is coming this summer and I am SO excited to finally share it with you.

This has been such an incredible journey, and honestly, you've been a huge part of it. You've shared your stories with me, you've trusted me with your experiences, and all of that love and connection has gone straight into these pages.

The Egg Whisperer Way is your story and your guidebook: something I hope you'll turn to again and again. I poured my heart into every chapter, and I truly cannot wait to get it into your hands.

Here's the exciting part - you can pre-order it NOW! 🎉 Barnes & Noble is doing a presale until Thursday March 26, and it would mean the absolute world to me if you'd grab a copy. They'll ship it out as soon as the book drops.

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for being on this journey with me. I can't wait for you to hold this book in your hands.

Order now (last day for 25% off) : https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-egg-whisperer-way-aimee-eyvazzadeh/1148956663

Or Amazon: https://amzn.to/4bHL2tP

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