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Sinar Daily's Relatable talk show will discuss on "The Struggles of Conceiving"

SYAHIRAH MOKHTAZAR
By SYAHIRAH MOKHTAZAR
16 May 2022 05:45pm
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SHAH ALAM – Tomorrow, Sinar Daily’s live talkshow programme”Relatable” will highlight the struggles women face in trying to conceive.

Topics that will be discussed throughout the show are the public’s perception on infertility, treatment options in Malaysia such as in-vitro fertilisation (IVF), destigmatizing how the weight of producing an offspring is solely on the women, and how we can support loved ones going through infertility.

The show will feature three guests, namely Dr Natasha Ain Mohd Nor, Kim Raymond and Hazwani Mohd.

Dr Natasha Ain Mohd Nor is a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist from the KL Fertility Clinic who focuses on assisting couples to conceive.

Meanwhile, Kim will open up on her health struggles and journey in getting pregnant via IVF.

Hazwani Mohd is no stranger to fertility problems, having become aware of issues related to her reproductive health when she discovered she had polycystic ovary syndrome,(PCOS), a hormonal disorder at the age of 24.

She will share her story of her long road to parenthood, the emotional and physical challenges she has faced in trying to conceive for the past ten years.

Catch the show live tomorrow at 11am, on Sinar Daily and Sinar Harian websites and social media platforms.

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