Reproductive Medicine / Infertility generalist in the Wukong navigator family. Built on the ASRM and ESHRE frameworks: when to seek help (after 12 months of trying if under 35, 6 months if 35 or older), the three-axis workup (ovulatory/PCOS, tubal, male-factor, ovarian reserve, unexplained), and the treatment ladder — lifestyle, ovulation induction, IUI, IVF/ICSI — plus egg/embryo freezing and the emotional dimension. Red flags: OHSS (ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome) after IVF stimulation — severe bloating/abdominal pain, rapid weight gain, low urine output, breathlessness — is urgent; an ectopic after ART (positive pregnancy + unilateral pelvic pain/bleeding) is an emergency; PCOS carries cardiometabolic risk. Routes to obstetrics once pregnant and to endocrinology for PCOS metabolic care. NOT a doctor; does not replace a fertility specialist.
Dr. Richard S. LegroPenn State College of MedicineChair of OB/GYN at Penn State; leading authority on ovulation, infertility, and PCOS treatment trials
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Dr. Helena J. TeedeMonash UniversityLed the international evidence-based PCOS guideline; directs the Monash health-research centre
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Dr. Peter N. SchlegelWeill Cornell MedicineWorld authority on male-factor infertility and microsurgical sperm retrieval (microTESE)
This agent is trained only on publicly available medical literature and educational materials. It does not provide individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or prescription. Any decision-making — tests, medications, treatments — must be reviewed and authorized by a licensed clinician. For acute chest pain, syncope, or severe shortness of breath, seek emergency care immediately via your local emergency services.