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Special interests in Reproductive Medicine and Women's Health Medicine, Men's Health, Fertility, Pregnancy Management, PMOS, Endometriosis & Adenomyosis management, Perimenopause & Menopause Management Master of Reproductive Medicine, Master of Women's Health Medicine, Men's Health Advocate,Pregnancy & Childbirth Educator, Writer, Chef, Mentor, Public Speaker & More

As a qualified Women's Health Medicine Expert, with over 30 years clinical experience in dealing with every form of wome...
06/11/2026

As a qualified Women's Health Medicine Expert, with over 30 years clinical experience in dealing with every form of women's health conditions, I can't begin to tell you how many women tell me they have felt like this.

So many women in their mid to late 40's/early 50's say to me that they are, or have been, crying all the time for no reason. Their relationship is either unstable, or ended. They feel out of control emotionally. Their hair is falling out. Their skin is dry & itching. Their va**na feels dry & irritated. Their libido is non-existent. Their bladder is keeping them up at night. Their joints & muscles ache. They can't sleep and they feel like an emotional wreck.

Some have even had dark thoughts & suicidal ideations. Some have completely broken down and moved back in with mum and dad, just to get a break and feel some sense of comfort.

It doesn't take an expert to know that this is not normal. Yet so many of these same women have been to their healthcare provider & been completely blown off, been missed & dismissed, told that they are depressed & anxious, and take these antidepressants/anti-anxiety medications.

Worst still, some are just told to suck it up, and that this is just how it is at your age, and once you get into menopause it will all settle down.

All of those things above are complete BS, and should not happen. Yet they do, and women go on for years feeling like a crazy hormonal mess, and are not getting the help they need.

It is absolutely disgusting, because all these things are easily fixed when you see the right healthcare provider, and an expert in this area early on. You will start to feel so much better when you take the steps to book in with a women's health expert.

Early intervention is the key to any health related issue, and the same goes for what women experience early on in the perimenopausal/menopausal stages of life.

If you are in your 40's/early 50's and experiencing any of those things I have mentioned above and aren't getting the help you need, then contact my clinic and find out how I can help you. Contact [email protected] or call +61 0451408898. In person & online consults, no matter where you live.

Testicular Cancer At greater than 95%, the odds of survival for men with testicular cancer are better than good – but fo...
05/11/2026

Testicular Cancer At greater than 95%, the odds of survival for men with testicular cancer are better than good – but for some men, long-term treatment-related side effects, mean quality of life is severely compromised.

In Australia, testicular cancer is the most common cancer in young men.

Men with undescended te**es at birth, or who have a family history, like a father or brother who has had testicular cancer, are at an increased risk. And if you’ve had testicular cancer before, there’s also a heightened risk it could return.

Testicles are responsible for the production of male hormones (mostly testosterone) and s***m. Testicular cancer starts as an abnormal growth or tumour that develops in one or both testicles. There are several types of testicular cancer, but the most common is the germ cell tumour.

OUR GUIDE TO CHECKING YOUR NUTS.
1. Get steamy. A warm shower will put your nuts in the mood.
2. Roll one nut between thumb and fingers to get to know what’s normal.
3. Repeat with the other nut. If you notice a change in size or shape, a lump that wasn’t there before, or if they become painful to touch, see a doctor.
Don’t panic, but do get it checked out.

Whatever you call those testicles, get them checked this Movember.

For information about our services in Women’s and Men’s Health & Reproductive Health and what we offer, please visit www.drandreworr.com.au or email the clinic to arrange your appointment [email protected]
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We are fast approaching the end of another year and sadly for some, things that have been affecting their lives have not...
05/11/2026

We are fast approaching the end of another year and sadly for some, things that have been affecting their lives have not changed at all.

Sadly, many are still facing issues such as period pain, heavy periods, pelvic pain, irregular periods, and many other symptoms that they face on a daily/monthly basis.

Then there are those that have gone through another year of not being able to fall pregnant and are struggling to find out why.

It can all just get very overwhelming and seem like that there is no end in sight. Everything just seems too hard, and people can feel like just giving up.

But, for every person that is struggling, no matter what issue they are facing, there is someone out there that has been where you are, and has got on top of their health issue, or someone who has finally got the baby they have been so desperately trying to conceive.

That is not dismissing that many have been missed & dismissed, and left with the consequences. It disgusts me no end when I hear these stories.

But please know that there are qualified healthcare experts who will help you, and will support you every step of the way. You just have to find them, and then take that next step. I know that isn't always easy to do either.

When you finally take that chance, and finally get the right help, then things can change very quickly. No matter if it is a fertility issue, or a women's health issue, with the right help & proper management, everything is possible.

Don't spend another year suffering when there qualified experts out there who can help you.

If you do need help with a women's health issue, or a fertility issue, and need someone who will listen to you, guide you, and help you with a no stone turned approach, then contact my clinic and find out how I can help you, as I have helped so many others where you have been.

Contact [email protected], or call 0451 408898. In person or online consults available, no matter where you live.












Around the world, the rate of male su***de is alarmingly high: 6 out of 10 su***des are men. WE CAN’T SIT BACK AND ACCEP...
04/11/2026

Around the world, the rate of male su***de is alarmingly high: 6 out of 10 su***des are men.

WE CAN’T SIT BACK AND ACCEPT THIS.

looks at mental health through a male lens, focusing on prevention, early intervention and health promotion.

Working towards a world where men take action to be mentally well, and are supported by those around them. In the world of present, stress is at an all time high.

But there are some steps we can take every day to look after ourselves and others.

Four simple steps – use ALEC to help you navigate a conversation with a friend who might be doing it tough.

ASK
Start by asking how he’s feeling.
It’s worth mentioning any changes you’ve picked up on: has he stopped replying to texts? Does he sound different on the phone? Has he gone quiet in the group chat?
Use a prompt like,
"You haven’t seemed yourself lately – are you feeling OK?”
Trust your instinct. Remember, people often say "I'm fine"" when they’re not, so don't be afraid to ask twice.
You can use something specific you’ve noticed, like, “It’s just that you haven’t been replying to my texts, and that’s not like you.”

LISTEN
Give him your full attention. Let him know you’re hearing what he’s saying and you’re not judging. You don’t have to diagnose problems or offer solutions, but asking questions lets him know you’re listening.
Ask a question like, "That can't be easy – how long have you felt this way?"

ENCOURAGE ACTION
Something that’s helped him in the past – it’s worth asking.
Suggest that he share how he’s feeling with others he trusts. This will make things easier for both of you. And if he’s felt low for more than two weeks, suggest that he chat to his doctor.

CHECK IN
Follow up your conversation with a phone call or FaceTime. This helps to show that you care; plus, you’ll get a feel for whether he’s feeling any better. Source: https://au.movember.com/.

For information about our services please visit www.drandreworr.com.au
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The end and beginning of each year can be hard for some couples. For many couples, the end of each month can be hard, es...
04/11/2026

The end and beginning of each year can be hard for some couples. For many couples, the end of each month can be hard, especially when a woman's me**es starts, which usually (not always) signifies that she is not pregnant.

The pathway to pregnancy is not always as easy as we have been led to believe.

Once an egg releases, it has perhaps but 24 hours to be fertilised, and if it doesn't meet a s***m in those 24 hours, it dies. That is a fact that many often overlook, or do not realise too. Regular s*x is very important, and lots of it. Once per day is not enough.

But besides the egg meeting a s***m issue, there can be many other issues that are often overlooked, and many times by so called fertility clinics. With lack of proper regulation of fertility services, anyone can call themselves a fertility specialist/expert, when in fact they are far from it.

There are also many other crucial factors that get overlooked, such as proper investigations, proper testing, and proper preconception care. This is why it is so important to see an appropriately qualified reproductive medicine expert, when you need help with being able to have a baby.

Don't go another year of heartache by being childless. It really is time to see a reproductive medicine expert, or get another opinion, and get you one step closer to being a parent.

If you need help with falling pregnant, or need another opinion on why you aren't conceiving, then contact my clinic and find out how a qualified master of reproductive medicine, and my fertility program can help you.

Contact [email protected] or call +61 0451 408898. In person or online consults available no matter where you live.













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04/11/2026

Just a short video as follow up from Menopause Awareness month and to answer comments that had been posted, and to talk some facts surrounding perimenopause and menopause.

One of those things is the Cancer word, and regardless of what people have heard, or are still fearing etc, HRT does not cause cancer. That has now been proven 100%

Some people are still quoting the women's health initiative from 2002, which has long been debunked. HRT does not cause breast cancer, or any other cancer. End of story.

We need to dispell the fear that this terrible study, and following media misinformation that followed created. Don't let fear cause you to end up with preventable diseases that could affect your life, or shorten it.

Obviously besides HRT, which is not just estrogen therapy, and may need to include progesterone, DHEA and testosterone, women also need to be using crucial nutrient replacement (Calcium, Vit D, Vit K etc) and also doing weight baring exercises, along with dietary and lifestyle changes.

If you do need to know the facts about perimenopause and menopause, or need to be managed better during these stages of life, contact my clinic and find out how a qualified women's health medicine expert, with over 30 years clinical experience in this area, can help you as well. Contact [email protected]
In person and online consults available, no matter where you live.

THE FACTS ABOUT PROSTATE CANCERThe prostate gland is usually the size and shape of a walnut and grows bigger as you get ...
03/11/2026

THE FACTS ABOUT PROSTATE CANCER
The prostate gland is usually the size and shape of a walnut and grows bigger as you get older It sits underneath the bladder and surrounds the urethra, which is the tube men urinate and ej*****te through. Its main job is to help make seminal fluid – the fluid that carries s***m.

Prostate cancer occurs when some of the cells in the prostate reproduce far more rapidly than normal, resulting in a tumour.

Prostate cancer often grows slowly to start with and may never cause any problems.

But some men have prostate cancer that is more likely to spread. These prostate cancer cells, if left untreated, may spread from the prostate and invade distant parts of the body, particularly the lymph nodes and bones, producing secondary tumours in a process known as metastasis.

Not everyone experiences symptoms of prostate cancer. Many times, signs of prostate cancer are first detected by a doctor during a routine check-up.

Some men, however, will experience changes in urinary or s*xual function that might indicate the presence of prostate cancer.

Signs and symptoms
A need to urinate frequently, especially at night
Difficulty starting urination or holding back urine
Weak or interrupted flow of urine
Painful or burning urination
Difficulty in having an er****on
Painful ej*******on
Blood in urine or semen

Frequent pain or stiffness in the lower back, hips, or upper thighs.
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It is nearly the end of another year, and this is a time that everyone needs to reassess their finances, their health, a...
03/11/2026

It is nearly the end of another year, and this is a time that everyone needs to reassess their finances, their health, and even their fertility.

The thing is, so many people are unnecessarily putting up with period pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB), perimenopausal symptoms, menopausal symptoms, and even fertility issues.

There are solutions to all these issues listed above, and all it takes is just making a phone call, sending an email, and getting the help that you so desperately need, and so desperately deserve.

Nobody can manage their own health issues, but at the same time, many have been missed and dismissed by healthcare providers, and then believe they have to manage their own health. But unfortunately you can't. You actually need the help of an expert to get the right treatments, and management moving forward. Like anything in life, if we change nothing, nothing changes.

If you are already seeing a healthcare practitioner, and they aren't helping, or they are gaslighting you, then it is time to see someone else, and see a proper expert too. Not just someone who says they are. For every bad healthcare provider out there, there are good ones too. People need to know that as well.

Don't let yourself get through another year of suffering with women's health issues, or fertility issues. Go and see an expert who will help you, support you, guide you, and hold your hand every step of the way. Sometimes in may mean going outside of your local area, or even doing an online consult with someone.

If you do need the help of a women's health medicine expert, or reproductive medicine expert, then contact my clinic and find out how I can help you, as I have helped countless others. Contact [email protected] or call +61 0451 408 898. In person & online consults available, no matter where you live.











Globally, men die on average six years earlier than women, and for reasons that are largely preventable. Which means tha...
02/11/2026

Globally, men die on average six years earlier than women, and for reasons that are largely preventable.

Which means that it doesn’t have to be that way: we can all take action to live healthier, happier and longer lives.

Lets talk more guys!
Let's make those routine medical check ups.
Talk to a counsellor or psychologist.
Talk to your mates.
Check in with friends and family.
Check your nuts.
Start exercising.
Eat better foods and create a better lifestyle.

This Movember, let's bring more awareness to Men's Health and male su***de prevention.

If you can't grow a Mo, then stick one on in support. Every little bit helps.

Contemplate how you can make a difference for yourself, and others this Movember.

For information about our services in Women’s and Men’s Health & Reproductive Health and what we offer, please visit www.drandreworr.com.au or email the clinic to arrange your appointment.
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It takes two people to have a baby!Biology 101 tells us that it takes a man and a woman to have a baby, meaning it takes...
02/11/2026

It takes two people to have a baby!

Biology 101 tells us that it takes a man and a woman to have a baby, meaning it takes a s***m and an egg.

Unless you are a single woman, or a same s*x female couple, using donor s***m, the man needs to be make sure his s***m is healthy and checked out properly too.

Over 50% of fertility issues are related to male factors and up to 85% of miscarriage issues can be related to chromosomal and DNA damage to s***m.

S***m quality also changes by as much as 20% in each month so it is just as important for a male to continue on supplements etc to keep his s***m healthy.

Men often bury their heads in the sand when it comes to fertility issues and we need them to be more proactive and not just leave it to the woman to do all the work and take all the burden on.

There will always be a bit on each side when it comes to fertility, so men need to get their act together and support their partner and support the process more.

For information about our services in Women’s and Men’s Health & Reproductive Health and what we offer, please visit www.drandreworr.com.au or email the clinic to arrange your appointment. Contact [email protected] or call +61 0451408898. In person and online consults available, no matter where you live.
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