Restorative Reproductive Medicine: A Better Way for Women’s Health

Learn more about Restorative Reproductive Medicine, a relatively new specialty that evaluates and treats the root cause of common menstrual cycle abnormalities like heavy bleeding, irregular cycles, PCOS, menstrual migraines, acne, endometriosis, recurrent miscarriages and infertility. This approach provides alternative treatment strategies for women who have contraindications to or prefer not to be on birth control. It also provides solutions for those seeking to achieve pregnancy without the use of artificial reproductive technologies like IUI or IVF.

Objectives for Restorative Reproductive Medicine: A Better Way for Women’s Health

• Demonstrate an understanding of fertility awareness charting methods, efficacy, and use in practice.
• Identify appropriate birth control alternatives to treatment of common menstrual cycle abnormalities.
• Gain confidence in first line root cause analysis of infertility concerns rather than referring directly to OB or REI.

Dr. Minjeur does not have any financial disclosures.

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