My Menopause Magazine – Fertility

A recent study found that women who use certain household and personal-care products and who have the highest levels of EDCs enter menopause 1.9 to 3.8 years earlier than those who have lower levels of the chemicals. And earlier menopause can have a significant effect on bone health, cardiovascular health, on memory and quality of life for women,” Dr. Amber […]

Ovary tissue frozen before menopause can be transplanted back at perimenopause so you can make your own estrogen. Read on about ovary freezing If you are approaching menopause, you may be wondering if taking estrogen is the right decision for you. Is it safe? Which one? What route? How much? How long? There is a new procedure on the horizon […]

…at Mass. General OB GYN grand rounds Dr. Mache Seibel sings Funky Labor Song

September is National Menopause Awareness Month. So it seemed like the perfect time to tell you the symptoms that lead up to menopause. If you are in your late 30s or early 40s, menopause probably isn’t on your mind. But it could be causing some of the bothersome symptoms you’ve been noticing. It makes sense when you think about it. […]

You likely know that a woman’s age at conception contributes to the risk for birth defects, especially as she approaches perimenopause and menopause. But a new study in the journal Nature has linked older aged fathers with an increase in genetic mutations that are in turn linked to autism and schizophrenia. The study was done in Iceland in 78 families […]

How long does it take to get pregnant? – Dr. Mache Seibel Music video from Dr. Mache Seibel about how making a baby takes time and what to do if takes too long…

The Only Natural Bioidentical Estrogen Dr. Mache Seibel and Dr. Jehoshua Dor talk about the latest findings on delaying menopause: freeze ovary tissue.

Dr. Mache Seibel talks about the stages of reproductive aging, answering to questions like “am I too old to get pregnant?” or “am I in perimenopause?”

This week is National Infertility Awareness Week. It’s hard to believe it has been 30 years since I performed the first in-vitro fertilization in Massachusetts, the third in the country. I wrote this poem then as a tribute to infertility patients and the invisible loss they experience. Infertility The simple union of man and wife In love creates a brand […]