Dr. Raewyn Tierney is a leading fertility specialist and gynaecologist. She has been helping couples start and grow their families for over 20 years.
Dr Raewyn Teirney is one of the world's leading. fertility specialists. Having been a fertility specialist for over 20 years, she has helped bring joy - and beautiful babies - to over 5000 people. Get in touch today if you are having any struggles with fertility.
28/03/2026
I had to repost this. Some valuable information from
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Endometriosis is often considered a reproductive-related illness, but research now shows it can affect the whole body. Studies have linked the condition to a range of symptoms—from migraines and asthma to digestive disorders—highlighting a broader inflammatory impact. These findings are prompting experts to rethink how they diagnose and treat people living with the condition.
Learn how far-reaching endometriosis can be at the link in bio.
Photograph by Hannah Kiviranta
25/03/2026
Thank you for working with me and . It’s been an honour and an absolute joy. I can’t wait to meet the newest family member 💗
23/03/2026
It’s Monday, it’s raining, petrol is crazy expensive and we all need a laugh and central nervous system reset.
Here’s me telling the beautiful and that they’re pregnant with baby Phoenix. What a magical moment that was 🩵🩵🩵
21/03/2026
Hi Guys and happy Saturday! Is it raining at your place?
I red this truly inspiring article today so I thought I’d share it.
Featured in in conjunction with The House of Wellness, speak of her struggles with Endometriosis while performing at an elite level with the Matilda’s.
She reveals that the expert medical team behind the team supported her to perform at her highest standards while managing a flare up overseas and a great deal more that will hopefully also bring hope and comfort to others battling the disease
Please note, Tameka isn’t my patient. I wanted to share the story because I found it so inspiring.
If you’re struggling with flare ups or menstrual symptoms that don’t feel right, please speak to your GP and ask for a referral to a fertility specialist for diagnosis. Early detection really helps with management if the condition.
And remember, you’re not alone. We hear you and support you!!
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01/03/2026
Hi Guys,
Today marks the start of endometriosis awareness month. I was in the middle of writing some suggestions on how to support this hugely important cause, when I came across this post by . It’s perfect and I couldn’t have suggested better. Thank you!
If you have endometriosis or are on the path to diagnosis, I hear you and see you! If you think you may have it or you’re struggling with your cycle, you are welcome to make an appointment to see me. You’ll need a referral from your GP. Sadly, I can’t give medical advice over social media.
Love, Dr Raewyn 💗
01/03/2026
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month and it’s time to shine an important spotlight on a condition that affects around 1 in 9 Australians born with a uterus, yet is still widely misunderstood and often dismissed.
For many, it can mean chronic pain, exhaustion, fertility challenges, surgeries and years of trying to be heard.
Match is all about visibility, validation, better research and reminding every that they’re not alone.
How can you show support?
💛 Share endometriosis awareness posts on Instagram to help the message travel further
💛 Buy and wear a yellow ribbon — for yourself or in support of your sisters
💛 Have real, open conversations about endometriosis and reproductive health. It’s a vital part of overall wellbeing
💛 Believe people when they say they’re in pain. Validation can be incredibly powerful
💛 Offer practical support, like a lift to appointments, a meal or a check-in on flare days.
To all the allies, thank you so much. To all the endo warriors out there, I see you and hear you.
Love, Dr Raewyn
23/02/2026
Hello from the lab today.
This is where science and hope meet... in the lab, carefully nurturing embryos with precision and care. Every single one represents a story, a dream, a future family in the making.
If you’re struggling to conceive, or have questions around your fertility journey, please ask your GP for a referral. I’d lone honoured to support you.
Love, Dr Raewyn 💖
22/02/2026
Swipe to dee some of the beautiful babies I’ve helped create.
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21/02/2026
Your Pre-Pregnancy Checklist
Get moving
Regular exercise prepares your body for pregnancy and delivery, and makes recovery easier too.
Eat well
Focus on protein, iron, calcium and folate-rich foods to nourish your body before conception.
Folic acid
Taking 400 micrograms daily helps prevent neural tube defects in early pregnancy.
Iodine
Supports your baby’s brain and nervous system development from the very beginning.
Zinc
Important for ovulation in women and for s***m quality in men.
Vitamin D
Boosts immune health and supports strong, healthy bones for both parents.
Omega-3s
Essential fatty acids that improve egg quality, s***m health and your baby’s brain development.
Book a GP check-up
Discuss vaccinations, medicines and any health conditions that may affect pregnancy.
Visit your dentist
Healthy gums reduce risks linked to pregnancy and protect your overall wellbeing.
Cut back on caffeine
Aim for no more than 200mg daily to keep your body balanced.
Quit smoking
Smoking and secondhand smoke affect fertility and increase pregnancy risks.
Stop drinking alcohol
It’s safest to stop before you start trying for a baby.
Review your benefits
Check your health cover and workplace entitlements so you feel supported.
Plan your budget
Babies need a lot of essentials, so it helps to plan ahead for costs.
Taking these steps now gives you and your future baby the best possible start.
If you have questions about your fertility journey, consider asking your GP for a referral to see me. I’d be honoured to support you.
Love, Dr Raewyn 💖
19/02/2026
This is baby Anyu, who’s two months old, with me and her mummies! Thank you so much for trusting me with the most important journey of all.
What a beautiful little person she is. Congratulations 🥳 💗
13/02/2026
Art-pop singer, Halsey (not my patient), has always been open about her endometriosis journey, and I’m always so grateful when celebs do this, in support of their fellow Recently, she tweeted…
“Finding out that I had [endometriosis] was the most bittersweet moment because it meant I wasn’t crazy! I wasn’t a ‘baby!’ I had every right to be feeling like the world was caving in. But it was terrifying to find out.”
I also love that she’s continued to use her platform to remind women that severe pain is not something you just have to put up with.
“A lot of people are taught to believe the pain is normal,” she’s said. “If you think something is wrong, it probably is. You need to go and demand that someone takes you seriously. Your health is all you have, and especially as a young woman who has reproductive pain, you need to take care of yourself.”
She’s shared how much strength she draws from other women living with endometriosis too, and how many young fans have told her that her honesty gave them the push to see their doctor and say, “Hey, something’s not right.” I love it!
If you think you could have endometriosis, or if you’ve been diagnosed and would like to chat through your options, please make an appointment. You’ll need a referral from your GP and I’d be very happy to support you.
Love, Dr Raewyn 💖
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Known for her empathetic, attentive and supportive nature, Dr. Raewyn has been helping couples realise their dreams of starting or growing their families for over 15 years.
Dr. Raewyn has helped over 3000 babies come into the world and is passionate about helping couples overcome the hurdles of conception. She specialises in infertility and IVF, PCOS, Endometriosis and Fibroids, Recurrent Miscarriage and Fertility Preservation.
Dr. Raewyn is determined to empower women and couples on their fertility journey. She recognises and understand the sense of frustration many experience when trying to start or grow their family.
Dr. Raewyn also has a special interest in helping same s*x couples and single women create a family through IVFAustralia’s donor program. As a female fertility specialist, Dr. Raewyn is highly regarded by patients for her ability to explain sophisticated medical science in ways in which everyone understands.
Dr. Raewyn practices all aspects of infertility, however her special research and clinical interest in PCOS is paramount, having published many papers on this topic. She now lectures and trains sub-specialists of the future on this condition and maintains a Visiting Medical Officer fertility sub-specialist role at the Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney.
Dr. Raewyn studied at Auckland University before taking her Masters of Medicine in Reproductive Health and Human Genetics at The University of Sydney.
On completing her obstetric and gynaecology training in Sydney, Dr. Raewyn continued further sub-speciality training in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility as a clinical lecturer at Cambridge University and Bourn Hall IVF Centre in England - one of the world’s leading centres of IVF research and clinical excellence.
She obtained her Certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (CREI) in 2002. Dr. Raewyn’s experience in laparoscopic surgery complements her busy fertility practice.
Dr. Raewyn Teirney MB Chb(NZ) MM(RH&HG) FRANZCOG CREI.
