#FerringPod

Navigating your fertility preservation options

Dr. Kalonji and Dr. Rubushe-Ngwenya join host Zoya Mabuto-Mokoditoa for an informative conversation unpacking fertility preservation and what individuals and couples should consider when thinking about protecting their ability to have children. Together, they explore what fertility preservation is, who it’s for, and the different options available for both men and women. Ferring Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/Ferringsouthafrica] · Ferring Instagram [https://instagram.com/ferringsouthafrica]

Unpacking male infertility and what you can do

Dr. Kalonji and Dr. Rubushe‑Ngwenya join host Zoya Mabuto‑Mokoditoa for an informative conversation unpacking male infertility and what couples can do when conception doesn’t happen when expected. Together, they explore what male infertility means, causes and warning signs, and why fertility should be approached as a shared journey rather than an individual burden. Drawing from their clinical experience, they offer practical guidance on testing, lifestyle factors, and the importance of early intervention and mutual support. Ferring Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/Ferringsouthafrica] · Ferring Instagram [https://instagram.com/ferringsouthafrica]

What to expect after a radical prostatectomy/brachytherapy

Sister Denise Maarschalk, a nurse with a specialty in urology, sits down with host Zoya Mabuto-Mokoditoa and explains what patients can expect after undergoing radical prostatectomy or brachytherapy, two of the most common treatments for prostate cancer. From the immediate post-surgery recovery process to long-term follow-up care, she offers expert guidance on emotional support and what realistic recovery looks like. Ferring Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/Ferringsouthafrica] · Ferring Instagram [https://instagram.com/ferringsouthafrica]

Patient story: My lived experience with IBD

In episode of the #FerringPod, host Zoya Mabuto-Mokoditoa is joined by Sister Frances, an experienced IBD nurse, along with guests Harelle and Byron, who share their lived experiences with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). The episode explores the personal and medical realities of living with a chronic condition that is often invisible to others. Sister Frances offers valuable insights into what IBD is, how it differs from other digestive conditions, and the importance of personalised treatment. Harelle and Byron reflect on their journeys, from the early signs and challenges to the emotional impact, lifestyle adjustments, and navigating the stigma. Together, they highlight the importance of support systems, mental wellbeing, and public awareness. Ferring Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/Ferringsouthafrica] · Ferring Instagram [https://instagram.com/ferringsouthafrica]

Patient story: Supporting my child through bedwetting

In this deeply personal and informative episode, parents Solet and Andrew open up about their children’s journeys with bedwetting, from confusion and frustration to hope and healing. Guided by General Practitioner Dr. Fockema and hosted by Zoya Mabuto-Mokoditoa, the discussion explores the real causes of bedwetting, how early intervention made all the difference, and why persistence and medical support matter. You’ll hear firsthand how these families navigated the emotional and practical challenges of bedwetting, discovered the triggers, and found confidence in a tailored treatment plan. Ferring Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/Ferringsouthafrica] · Ferring Instagram [https://instagram.com/ferringsouthafrica]