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Episode 2 - The Doctor She Wishes She Had

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There are things women ask google that they'd never ask out loud. Things they whisper to their friends but never bring it up at the clinic. Things they carry in silence because nobody made it safe enough to say them. In this episode, Fizaa sits down with Dr. Namrata Ohri - not for a medical lecture, not for textbook answers, but for the conversation every woman deserves to have with her gynaecologist but never does. From the truths about pregnancy nobody prepares you for, to postpartum realities that get brushed under 'you'll be fine', to the questions that feel too embarrassing, too small, or too scary to ask - nothing is off limits. Dr. Namrata doesn't talk at you. She talks with you. The way you wish your doctor always did. This isn't a consultation. It's a conversation. And it's long overdue.

Hosted by Fizaa MadhokFeaturing Dr. Namrata Ohri

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There are things women ask google that they'd never ask out loud. Things they whisper to their friends but never bring it up at the clinic. Things they carry in silence because nobody made it safe enough to say them. In this episode, Fizaa sits down with Dr. Namrata Ohri - not for a medical lecture, not for textbook answers, but for the conversation every woman deserves to have with her gynaecologist but never does. From the truths about pregnancy nobody prepares you for, to postpartum realities that get brushed under 'you'll be fine', to the questions that feel too embarrassing, too small, or too scary to ask - nothing is off limits. Dr. Namrata doesn't talk at you. She talks with you. The way you wish your doctor always did. This isn't a consultation. It's a conversation. And it's long overdue.

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