Dr. Lucky Sekhon

I've seen women with horrible breakouts, hair growth, even voice deepening.

And it's something that can be permanent.

And it's not really proven to have an actual benefit in well-designed studies.

You can do CoQ10.

Exactly.

Any nutritional deficiencies must be corrected.

You know, people with iron deficiency anemia that actually is associated with a harder time getting pregnant.

Yes.

I think the biggest thing is that it's not in your control.

One of the biggest questions I get asked, especially by younger patients who are coming to have really proactive conversations, I just want to know if I'm good.

I just want to know if I'm going to have any problems.

And the biggest kicker in that conversation is me saying, you have to try to know.

I don't know.

I don't have a crystal ball to be able to tell you.

Am I going to run into any issues?

How do my eggs look?

And I'm like, I can tell you how many you have at this snapshot in time, but that's not necessarily protective.

That doesn't tell me about your ability to ovulate a healthy egg.

And that doesn't tell me that you're going to be able to resist the effects of the biological clock.

It's one of those things that's certain in life that all of us have to contend with.