Dr. Corinne D. Menn, Board Certified, Gynecology for Women & Adolescents

Dr. Corinne D. Menn, Board Certified, Gynecology for Women & Adolescents There are many ways Dr. Menn can help via telehealth! Have a simple UTI or vaginitis that needs treatment? These are just a few of the ways Dr. Menn can help.

Is there a primary care issue that you need addressed?
​Need a refill on birth control or discussion on options?
​Are you having period problems that need to be managed? Want to have a discussion and make a plan about how to better manage PMS, PCOS, or Endometriosis? Need help managing perimenopause and menopause?
​New breast cancer diagnosis and you are overwhelmed? Are you a breast cancer survivor looking to the future and want to discuss survivorship health? Are you a teen or college student who wants to have doctor they can check in with while they are at school? After a consultation, Dr. Menn can order any needed testing or labs to a facility that is convenient for you. If you need a physical exam, Dr. Menn will refer you or work with your existing physician. Most women will maintain a regular gyn for annual visits, including a breast exam and pelvic exam. If you need more comprehensive consultations, second opinions, or extra support for a female health concern, telehealth can be an excellent compliment to your annual in person visit.

02/03/2026

What’s your super power ?

Tag your favorite female doctor or colleague and share !

Support experts , professionals who work tirelessly to help their patients and the women and advocates who keep demandin...
02/01/2026

Support experts , professionals who work tirelessly to help their patients and the women and advocates who keep demanding better from the “leaders “ of this world .

24 years ago I was on my own …I didn’t know enough as young ObGyn resident to help myself or my patients when it came to...
01/30/2026

24 years ago I was on my own …

I didn’t know enough as young ObGyn resident to help myself or my patients when it came to premature menopause .

Yes, I had my oncologists and surgeons who did their best to cure my cancer.

The support and love of my family and friends.

But I was very alone in the experience of the abrupt premature loss of ovarian function and the suffering in silence .

They didn’t even believe me when I first felt a lump - I was told I was too young for cancer.

No one in the healthcare system attended to any of my premature menopause concerns except to help me preserve eggs prior to chemo. That’s it. And a rx for Ambien .

My silver lining is it became my superpower- and now I will make sure that other women are believed AND helped .

Thank you to for being part of the solution. Stream the full series

Honored to be in this with so many colleagues I admire :









Colon Cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in women, and it is on the rise in younger women. Here is what you should kno...
01/28/2026

Colon Cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in women, and it is on the rise in younger women. Here is what you should know.

Screening recommendations

• Average risk women should start at age 45
• Start earlier if there is colore**al cancer or an advanced adenoma in one first-degree relative diagnosed before age 60
• Start earlier if there are two or more first-degree relatives diagnosed at any age
• If higher risk, colonoscopy every 5 years starting at age 40 or 10 years before the earliest diagnosis

Modifiable risks

• Smoking
• Red and processed meat consumption
• Moderate to heavy alcohol consumption
• Obesity and high body mass index
• Physical inactivity
• Diet high in ultra-processed foods
• Low fiber intake

Overlooked hormonal factors

• Oral contraceptive use shows a substantial protective effect
• HRT use shows protective effects, particularly for re**al cancer
• Central obesity and increased waist circumference, common in menopause, are strong independent risk factors

Talk to your doctor about your risks and ask about the best screening and prevention tools for you.

01/28/2026

It’s always a hell yes .

Don’t let anyone tell you that you must wait and suffer and first fail non-hormonal moisturizers or “wait and see” if patch alone works .

Head to Substack to check it out . 🔗 in bio and stories
01/28/2026

Head to Substack to check it out . 🔗 in bio and stories

01/27/2026

AI could be useful in healthcare as long as you:

Use it in context
Use it with clinical expertise
Use it with critical thinking 🤔

Patients-do not let AI become your doctor.👩🏼‍⚕️
Think of it as a screening tool or a helpful first start.

Doctors don’t rely on the first thing .evidence says . It’s a tool but use your brain. Ask it some critical questions.

Don’t let it make you lazy.

This is coming from someone who uses it frequently I like it, but I’m cautious. And I know that true evidence based medicine is the combination of the best scientific evidence combined with clinical expertise along with patient values and preferences.

Open Evidence or other AI medical platform is NOT the same as Evidence based medicine.

Full 🛑 stop.

01/27/2026

Primary care docs are the backbone of our healthcare system and we need them to be up to date on all things menopause. Because real menopause care IS preventative care .

And of course we all need to be knowledgeable about how to help the millions of women facing menopause after cancer .

Link in bio for more info!

01/27/2026

A departure from my regular programming but needed to take a “pause” from all my menopause talk.

As a physician and women’s health advocate with a large audience here, I knew I needed to to speak up.

As a mom and parent of an adopted daughter whose skin doesn’t look like mine, I had a duty to stand up .

I try to do what’s best in terms of my skills- and that is communicating medical information to patients and doctors to help the most dismissed women.

I do it without judgement of who follows me , or what politicians they support . I generally leave politics out of it and leave that to experts and advocates.

But I don’t think human dignity , freedom of speech or founding principles of democracy should be controversial and I had to share my principles as a physician and human .

Take a pause .
Lean into compassion.
Find common ground in your heart.
Find ways to de-escalate the situation.
Don’t stay silent in the face of injustice.

Kindess is like snow , it makes everything more beautiful.

For most symptomatic women entering menopause, hormone therapy benefits far outweigh the risks. 💡Many decisions are driv...
01/23/2026

For most symptomatic women entering menopause, hormone therapy benefits far outweigh the risks. 💡

Many decisions are driven by fear of breast cancer, but the science tells a broader story.

FDA-approved indications:

✅ Hot flashes & night sweats
✅ Bone loss prevention
✅ Premature menopause
✅ GSM prevention & treatment

Family history doesn’t automatically preclude hormone therapy, it can even support starting it in some cases.
Talk to a menopause expert to learn if hormone therapy is right for you.

01/23/2026

These are not naturally menopausal women.

This is also not rocket science .

We have decades of data that shows what happens testosterone levels when we remove a woman’s ovaries, particularly early, but even at the natural age of menopause .

We also have clear international guidelines on how to properly dose HRT in women undergoing premature surgical menopause or who have POI .

At this point, it’s unethical to underdose or not prescribe full HRT for women under the age of 45 . Unless there’s a true medical contraindication or the woman is undergoing adjuvant endocrine therapy for breast cancer treatment there really is no excuse to not give them the proper amount of hormones back.

If they really have a contraindication, you must have a comprehensive plan to manage the collateral damages of that hormonal loss .

needs to urgently fast track a female dose testosterone.

And every single surgeon out there removing ovaries and every single Doctor Who is seeing these patients for their postoperative care and GYN management as well as their primary care doctors needs to step up their knowledge and start treating these women with standard care medicine .

Vaginal estrogen should always be given to these women along with their HRT.

01/23/2026

Insane. Our healthcare system is run like a crime family.

The insurance companies own the whole system.

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