AMH is not a fertility test
A single blood test has become shorthand for whether someone can have a baby. It isn't that, and treating it that way causes real distress.
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Endometriosis: the long wait for a diagnosis, and how to shorten it
Australian women wait years for an endometriosis diagnosis. Much of that delay is avoidable, and some of it starts with the language we use about period pain.
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The fourth trimester deserves a plan too
Most people plan their birth in detail and the twelve weeks afterwards not at all. Those weeks are the ones that tend to catch families off guard.
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Test, don't guess: what your bloods can and can't say about your hormones
A blood test taken on the wrong day answers a different question than the one you asked. A short guide to timing, ranges and what "normal" really means.
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When your pelvic floor needs more than kegels
Not every pelvic floor problem is a weak pelvic floor. Squeezing harder can make some symptoms worse, which is why an assessment beats a guess.
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Origia opens its doors in Collingwood
A women's health clinic built on one idea: that fertility, obstetric and gynaecological care shouldn't be delivered in isolation from everything else you need.
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