Andrea Eisenberg, M.D.
Medical ReviewerAndrea Eisenberg, MD is a board certified ob/gyn in the Metro Detroit area. She takes care of women throughout their lifespan, from the teenage years through menopause, including delivering their babies. Her special interests include minimally invasive surgeries, adolescence, family planning, infertility, and menopause. In addition, Andrea writes about the human side of medicine at secretlifeofobgyn.com and has had several essays published in a variety of journals. To decompress, she enjoys trail running and baking.
Latest by Andrea Eisenberg, M.D.
Let's Talk About Menopause Treatment
Hot flashes, mood swings, the need to pee All. The. Time.: Menopause isn't always the most delightful experience. But there are now lots of ways to get relief so you can feel like yourself again, body and mind.
Foot Pain and Menopause
The big M affects your reproductive hormones—now your feet have to suffer, too? Learn what's going on, plus the best ways to soothe your aches.
Let's Talk About Early and Premature Menopause
When your body's jolted into a physiological transition that shouldn't occur for another 10 to 20 years, it can be jarring as hell. Understanding what's going on is the first step to dealing with it and feeling better—emotionally and physically.
Let's Talk About Perimenopause
It’s the leadup to menopause, and it can cause some wacky changes in your body. Here, the doctor-vetted details on the symptoms and, if you need ‘em, the top treatments to help you feel calmer, cooler, and all-around less freaked.
9 Ways to Survive Menopausal Mayhem
You will get through menopause without actually going up in flames or mood-swinging through the roof. These remedies can help!
7 Pilates-Inspired Exercises for Menopause
Menopause isn't just a hormone change, it can affect every part of your body and mind. Escaping to your Pilates mat can help ease symptoms from head to toe.
10 Famous Women With Thyroid Disease
These famous women battle fatigue, weight gain, and anxiety just like the rest of us who live with thyroid disease.
Post-Menopausal Women Should Not Use Hormonal Therapy to Prevent Chronic Conditions
The latest guidelines no longer support the use of hormone therapy to prevent diseases like heart disease and breast cancer. Here’s why.
How to Handle Sleep Disruptions During Menopause
Dr. Lila Nachtigall talks to HealthCentral about how hot flashes and night sweats affect your health—and what you can do about it.
Is This Normal? A Teen Guide to Breast Health
When it comes to our breasts, what’s normal and what is cause for concern? Can teens get breast cancer?