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A bold Arabic-language women’s sexual and reproductive health podcast giving voice to topics women are too often told to stay silent about.

Mech 3ayb Podcast

In many parts of the region, women’s sexual and reproductive health is surrounded by silence. Mech 3ayb breaks that silence.

This is the first Arabic-language podcast dedicated to women’s sexual and reproductive health, a 10-episode series sparking open, evidence-based conversations on the topics that matter most to women. Episodes explore fertility challenges, hormonal conditions, and the complexities of desire, pleasure, and pain at every stage of life.

“Mech 3ayb Podcast ” is the first Arabic-language podcast dedicated to women’s sexual and reproductive health.

Supported by the International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM), this podcast gives women and healthcare providers a reliable, culturally sensitive platform to learn, reflect, and challenge taboos.

Hosted by Dr. Gaël Abou Ghannam, obstetrician-gynecologist, and Dr. Sandrine Atallah, consultant in sexual medicine, each episode blends clinical expertise with compassionate care. Whether you’re looking for trusted answers, practical guidance, or tools to support others, Mech 3ayb is here to inform and empower.

Supported by the International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM), this podcast gives women and healthcare providers a reliable, culturally sensitive platform to learn, reflect, and challenge taboos.

Hosted by Dr. Gaël Abou Ghannam, obstetrician-gynecologist, and Dr. Sandrine Atallah, consultant in sexual medicine, each episode blends clinical expertise with compassionate care. Whether you’re looking for trusted answers, practical guidance, or tools to support others, Mech 3ayb is here to inform and empower.

Episode 1: Breaking the Silence – Why Doctors and Women Rarely Talk About Sex

Episode 1: Breaking the Silence – Why Doctors and Women Rarely Talk About Sex

In the first episode of Mech 3ayb, we uncover why conversations about sex are so often missing in the doctor’s office. Why don’t doctors ask about intimacy? Why do women hesitate to bring up pain, low desire, or orgasm concerns? We explore the roots of

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