Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi

I went to my doctor and I asked her, my gynecologist, and I said, I have really bad painful periods and I think I have endometriosis.

Can you check my egg count?

You know what the doctor told her, her gynecologist?

You're too young.

It would be malpractice for me to check your egg count because at 24, you should not have any issues and you have no problems getting pregnant.

I operate on stage four endometriosis patients at age 18.

That's why I'm here.

That's why I wanna grab this mic.

And that's why I wanna just focus first on PCOS and then focus on endometriosis.

Cause these two conditions, you don't need a doctor to diagnose you.

If you listen to this podcast, by the time you and I are done, whoever's listening, if it's a parent, if it's your sister, if it's yourself, if it's your daughter, you're gonna be able to diagnose these conditions.

The leading causes of infertility on this planet.

It can be diagnosed.

By the time we're done, you're going to walk on the street and you're going to say, I think that woman has PCOS.

I'm serious.

That my patients are so smart.

They literally send their friends.

They're like, I'm sending you my cousin because she has endometriosis.

Patients are diagnosing when doctors are not.

That's why I'm looking forward to these robotic doctors.