This month we’re facing down the fears that haunt women’s health, from doctors who dismiss perimenopause to myths about Ozempic. Here’s what Dr. Bobby and Dr. Paul want you to know.
Myths That Keep Women Up at Night
Halloween fears are temporary. The real fright is when women are told their symptoms aren’t real, or when medicines are surrounded by so much misinformation that they’re misunderstood before they even have a chance to help.
Perimenopause is often dismissed by doctors who say it “isn’t real.” But for many women, symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings start years before menopause — and pretending they don’t exist leaves women suffering in silence.
Ozempic is everywhere — in headlines, conversations, and social media — but so are the myths. Is it really a “forever drug”? Are the side effects unbearable? Is it too new to trust? These fears keep people from learning the facts about one of the most studied and potentially life-changing medicines in modern women’s health.
👉 Two different fears. One simple truth: the scariest thing is letting misinformation go unchallenged.
🍂 A Season for Gratitude
October is also a time for giving thanks. We’re grateful for every patient who trusts us, and for every opportunity to help someone feel stronger, healthier, and more at ease.
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Your health doesn’t have to be scary. We’re here to walk through it with you.
