348. The Sex Doctors: AKA Two Urologists and a Sex Therapist Have A Chat
Dr. Kelly Casperson engages with Dr. Abraham Morgentaler and Dr. Marianne Brandon, the dynamic duo behind the Sex Doctors podcast. They discuss the evolution of testosterone therapy, the importance of advocating for women's health, and the complexities of male sexuality. The conversation emphasizes the need for open communication in relationships, the significance of mindfulness in enhancing sexual experiences, and the importance of screening for low testosterone in men. The doctors also share insights on navigating sexual boredom and mismatched desires, while providing resources for sexual health education.
Takeaways
The Sex Doctors Podcast aims to provide science-based insights into sexual health.
Testosterone therapy has evolved significantly, challenging previous misconceptions.
Medical dogmas can hinder patient care and need to be re-evaluated.
Advocacy for women's health is crucial in the context of hormone therapy.
Understanding male sexuality includes recognizing the reasons behind faking orgasms.
Communication is key in addressing mismatched desires in relationships.
Screening for low testosterone should be considered for men over 30.
Mindfulness can enhance sexual experiences and intimacy.
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347. Unraveling the Myths of Vaginal Hormones
GSM = genitourinary syndrome of menopause - it is a mouthful - and a very common experience.
Today Dr. Corinne Menn and Dr. Casperson talk all about it. This audio is taken from an IG live - follow us both there!
In a world where women's health often takes a backseat, the conversation surrounding vaginal hormones is crucial yet frequently misunderstood. We dive deep into the complexities of vaginal estrogen, dispelling common myths and providing clarity on its importance for women, especially those facing menopausal challenges.
Dr. Menn's IG
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346. Vibrators As Medicine
In this episode of the You Are Not Broken podcast, Dr. Alexandra Dubinskaya, a urogynecologist, discusses the role of vibrators in women's health, particularly in addressing sexual health issues.
She shares her journey into the field of urogynecology, the importance of sexual health, and her groundbreaking research on vibrators. The conversation explores the implications of her findings, the cultural perceptions surrounding sexual health, and practical recommendations for healthcare providers.
Dr. Dubinskaya emphasizes the need for further research and the potential benefits of vibrators in improving blood flow and addressing conditions like lichen sclerosis and atrophy.
Takeaways
Vibrators can improve blood flow to the pelvic area.
Cultural perceptions of sexual health impact women's experiences.
Research on vibrators is a new frontier in women's health.
Vibrators can help with conditions like lichen sclerosis and atrophy.
The importance of sexual health in urogynecology cannot be overstated.
Women often feel more comfortable using vibrators externally.
The 'use it or lose it' concept needs a nuanced approach.
Healthcare providers should recommend vibrators as a common practice.
Better questionnaires are needed to assess solo sexual activity.
Future research should focus on creating user-friendly vibrators.
https://drurogyn.com/
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345. Ethics and Informed Consent in Hormone Care
In this episode of the You Are Not Broken podcast, Dr. Kelly Casperson interviews Jennifer Lanoff, a board-certified women's health nurse practitioner and attorney.
They discuss Jennifer's unique journey from law to healthcare, the importance of ethics in medical practice, and the need for informed consent in patient care.
The conversation also touches on the role of hormones in women's health, the impact of social media on healthcare discussions, and the future of hormone therapy. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the importance of empowering patients with knowledge and fostering open communication between healthcare providers and patients.
Takeaways
Jennifer transitioned from law to healthcare to focus on patient care.
Ethics in healthcare needs to be redefined to include the harm of inaction.
Informed consent should involve thorough discussions, not just signatures.
Patients are increasingly educated and should be empowered in their healthcare decisions.
Hormone therapy can play a crucial role in women's health and should be discussed openly.
Social media influences patient perceptions and can complicate doctor-patient relationships.
The future of hormone therapy is promising, but access and education are key.
Healthcare providers must navigate the complexities of patient education in a fast-paced environment.
The importance of shared decision-making in patient care cannot be overstated.
The conversation around menopause and hormone therapy is evolving, and more research is needed.
Jennifer on IG
https://www.washington-gyn.com/
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344. BONUS Episode! Historic FDA Label Change!
THE WORLD IS CHANGING!!! Erasing fear with evidence, science and facts!
This conversation delves into the significant impact of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on women's health, particularly in the context of menopause. Dr. Rubin, Casperson and Makary discuss the recent FDA decision to remove black box warnings associated with HRT, which have perpetuated fear and misinformation for decades. They emphasize the importance of educating both clinicians and patients about the benefits and risks of HRT, highlighting the long-term health advantages it offers, such as reducing the risk of heart disease and osteoporosis. The discussion also addresses the need for informed consent and the importance of empowering women to make educated decisions about their health.
Takeaways
50 to 70 million women have been denied health benefits from HRT.
The FDA's removal of black box warnings is monumental.
Misconceptions about HRT have persisted for decades.
Education is crucial for both clinicians and patients.
Hormone therapy can significantly reduce heart disease risk.
Women often face barriers in accessing HRT.
Informed consent is essential for women's health decisions.
Long-term benefits of HRT include reduced risk of osteoporosis.
The healthcare system needs to better address women's health issues.
A collaborative approach is needed to improve women's health outcomes.
FDA DIRECT podcast
Dr. Makary's "Blind Spots" book
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Welcome to the podcast that rewrites everything you thought you knew about sex, hormones, and midlife. I help women—and the people who love them—reconnect with their bodies, their minds, and their partners through science, mindset, and a whole lot of humor. Whether you’re navigating perimenopause, rediscovering desire, or just curious what’s possible, this show will remind you: you are not broken. (No medical advice here, just truth bombs and good conversation.)
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