Margot Anderson, MD

10/15/2021

FAbM Base is an online fertility awareness database to help educate others in the area where science and real life intersect.

10/06/2021

Another great talk with Sarah Rolfing and TrueFem Community. Sarah is doing amazing work to educate women, and I am honored to be interviewed by her.
Listen for some answers to your questions about endometriosis

Dr. Margo joins TrueFem in this 30-minute conversation about endometriosis. What is endometriosis? How does it present, and how is it treated? Are there natu...

07/21/2021

PCOS affects 5-10% of women in the U.S. and is one of the leading causes for female infertility, not to mention the higher risk these women are at for diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and pregnancy complications.
Check out this conversation between TrueFem and me talking all about it!

Check out the latest TrueFem interview with Dr. Margo Anderson! We discuss polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), how it is diagnosed, how charting can reveal e...

06/28/2021

Tami O’Connell Realtor was so gracious to interview me for her Women's Empowerment series. Listen as I share about Vieux Care Direct Primary Care and my approach as a primary care physician and NaPro medical consultant.
I love living and working on the Northshore!

06/24/2021

Based on my own personal experience and other important information I’ve learned If you’ve hung around the world of fertility awareness long enough and have encountered someone who has …

05/23/2021

Loved this conversation with Sarah at TrueFem . All about the thyroid!

Check out the latest TrueFem interview with Dr. Margo Anderson! We discuss the thyroid, its function, abnormalities that may appear in charting due to hypo o...

04/30/2021

Happening tomorrow! You can still register. There is an amazing line up of speakers. I will be tuning in!
Some of what will be covered:
- non-invasive medical approach to finding root causes of infertility
- the truth about AMH and how you can still get pregnant with low numbers
- how to evaluate the actual effectiveness rates of IVF compared to a restorative approach
- the role of progesterone and how to advocate for meaningful testing
- how to turn back the clock and improve egg quality in just a few cycles
- plus support for cycle charting, lifestyle changes, stress relief, navigating the emotional roller coaster, and more

www.UIS2021.com

04/24/2021

It’s National Infertility Awareness Week.
Infertility is a symptom, not a disease. We have to look deeper to find the underlying cause.

Sometimes the dysfunction is with the woman, sometimes the man and sometimes a combination. Often it is multi-factorial and so will take time and several different interventions to treat.

Restorative reproductive medicine approaches infertility with the mission to restore health to both members of the couple in order to support a natural conception.

Check out my latest blog post on drmargotanderson.com where I outline a few of the differences between restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) and the conventional approach.

04/10/2021

So wonderful getting to chat with Sarah Rolfing today about infertility and Restorative Reproductive Medicine. As a NaPro medical consultant, I love helping women get in tune with their bodies and to work together to restore health. Check out this video for our conversation and also be sure to check out the awesome things Sarah is offering at truefem.org

04/04/2021

Great piece about the realities of our health care system and how direct primary care is creating change

On April Fools Day, 2016 I had my first mammogram.  The mammography nurse looked at me, said “everything looks good” and left the room. My imagin

03/25/2021

New blog post on drmargotanderson.com. “Endometriosis is a chronic disease. Like many of the other conditions we deal with that are chronic and involve pain, the answer is not going to be just take this one pill. Success will come from a multimodal treatment plan and will look slightly different for each individual depending on what works for them, and it might change over time for that person.”