Women's health is having a moment! The Cuntsultant, joins us for a rapid-fire tour through the biggest women’s health updates: PCOS gets a name change, birth control myths, why endometriosis takes 10 years to diagnose, and the push for pain management during in-office procedures, ex. UDIs. Plus vaginal estrogen's life-saving role and why women outlive their ovaries. Women weren't studied or treated seriously and that's changing. Bring this one straight to your next appointment.
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Jump to the Good Stuff:
06:30 – PCOS gets a better name
07:35 – What's happening in your ovaries with PMOS
14:26 – The metformin story that got reported to the medical board
16:48 – The evolutionary theory that PMOS might be a genetic advantage
19:03 – What birth control does to your hormones
23:39 – Why endometriosis takes 10 years to diagnose
30:15 – New endometriosis diagnostic breakthroughs in Europe
34:29 – Why pain management for in-office procedures is being taken seriously
39:35 – Vaginal estrogen's as recommendation for recurrent UTIs
42:47 – The grandmother hypothesis - why we outlive our ovaries
Pleasure Highlights:
PCOS has a new name: PMOS
Birth control doesn't "regulate" your hormones
Pain management for in-office gyno procedures is not offered upfront
Vaginal estrogen now recommended for recurrent UTIs
Endometriosis takes an average of 10 years to diagnose
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