Endometriosis is a chronic condition affecting approximately one in seven Australian women. It's known for the growth of uterine tissue OUTSIDE the uterine cavity. Often leading to significant pain and sometimes fertility issues. In a landmark move, the Australian government has announced that, starting May 1, 2025, a new medication, Ryeqo®, will be subsidised under […]

Learning More at the All About Women Festival (Part 2) Attending the Feeling the Heat session at the All About Women Festival at Sydney's Opera House provided valuable insights into menopause, hormone health, and the latest research on treatment options. Because there was SO MUCH information and interesting perspectives, this is part 2 on my […]

Menopause Impacts Women’s Lives: Insights from 'Feeling the Heat' Over the weekend, I attended the "All About Women" festival at the Sydney Opera House and had the opportunity to sit in on the "Feeling the Heat" session. The speakers included Dr Susan Davis from Monash University, Dr Fatima Khan, Em Rusciano, Grace Molloy from Menopause […]

Acupuncture helps fertility through various mechanisms that target both physical and emotional aspects of reproductive health. Here's 5 significant ways acupuncture can help fertility for both men and women: 1. Hormonal Regulation: Balancing Hormones: Acupuncture aims to regulate hormonal levels, including FSH, LH, oestrogen, and progesterone. Balanced hormone levels are crucial for ovulation, menstrual cycle […]

Infertility іn women іѕ often associated wіth medical conditions, like endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome, problems wіth ovulation or poor egg quality. Research is showing that using Chinese Herbal Medicine can help women's fertility over 35. Women struggling with these conditions can restore some hope of increasing their chances. Lets take a look at three strategies with Chinese […]

Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women and even that is an underestimated number. You see Endometriosis can't be detected in a blood test, nor with an internal ultrasound. So there could be women with Endometriosis walking around that don't even know they have it! Let's take a look at it in closer detail.