17 episodes
The Austin Love Doctor Dr. Emily Porter
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- Health & Fitness
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4.7 • 22 Ratings
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Dr. Porter is a board-certified emergency physician with 12 years of experience in emergency rooms prior to her career in sexual wellness. Dr. Porter re-trained in sexual medicine to help create a better life balance and to foster stronger doctor-patient relationships than those the emergency room allowed. As a mother of 4, her passion for sexual wellness stems from her own personal struggle with postpartum dyspareunia, anorgasmia and stress urinary incontinence and its effects on her marriage and happiness. Through the help of BioTE® bio-identical hormone replacement, a series of O-Shots®, and diVa™ vaginal laser therapy, she enjoys a rewarding personal life. Professionally, helping other women and men with similar difficulties is the most fulfilling aspect of her practice. She has a particular passion for victims of sexual assault, genital mutilation, and those suffering from autoimmune diseases such as Peyronie’s and lichen sclerosus. In addition to being a trainer for the O-Shot® and Priapus Shot®, she is a certified trainer for GAINSWave® extracorporeal shockwave therapy to treat ED.Her effervescent personality gives her a unique ability to connect with patients and put them at ease.
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Sex Outside Marriage: What to Know About Having An Affair, Saving Your Relationship, and Communicating with Your Spouse
Is your marriage dull? Just going through the motions? Is it time to call it quits or change things up? Dr. Emily weighs in on the issue and provides some helpful suggestions to save and revitalize your marriage.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Semen (Ejaculate) But Were Afraid to Ask
Dr. Emily talks about the specifics of semen (ejaculate), and sperm. What it is, how to make it taste better, and what to know about how it changes as you age.
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The Waterslyde Aquatic Stimulator: Human Sexuality, Self-Indulgence, and The Bathtub Technique with Maureen Pollack
Dr. Emily welcomes intimacy coach Maureen Pollack to the show, to talk about her invention, the Waterslyde, which is a plastic water diverter that helps with "the bathtub method."
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Timeless Intimacy: Endometriosis, Bioidentical Hormone Replacement, Urinary Incontinence and Platelet Rich Plasma with Edward Tangchitnob
Dr. Edward Tangchitnob is a board-certified, fellowship trained gynecological surgeon with a background in electrical and biomedical engineering, based in West Covina (Los Angeles area). Edward is extremely knowledgeable about gynecology, sexual health, hormone replacement, and aesthetics. Dr. Emily and Dr. Ed have chat about pellets, hormone replacement, and many other topics including PRP (platelet rich plasma) that you need to know about.
http://www.tangchitnobmd.com/
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Sexual Wellness As You Age: Hormone Depletion, Millennial Awareness, and Prevention
Dr. Emily explains why millennials are being proactive about keeping their sexual health at their best, and what you can do as you age to get ahead of the problem.
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012: How to Have Great Sex with Your Partner At Age 30, 40, 50, 60 and Beyond
Dr. Emily shares a few helpful stories about patients sexual progress and achievements at several different ages.
Customer Reviews
Dr. Porter is way ahead of her peers
Dr. Porter’s Approach to helping both men and women improve their sexual health and even solve problems that could be preventing intimacy at all is truly innovative and remarkable. She commands this subject with great competence, confidence and compassion. There isn’t any subject that is off-limits with Dr. Porter, and she makes everyone feel very at ease talking about every subject including sex. She cares for her patients on a whole different level then what’s considered the standard medical care these days. Dr. Porter, is to be commended and if you’re lucky enough to live in Austin don’t miss the opportunity to see the Austin Love Doctor
Funny and medically accurate!
I love this podcast! Dr. Porter’s personality shines through and she’s not afraid to talk about anything. As an OB/gyn, I refer people to it all the time when they have intimacy questions. Edward Tangchitnob, MD