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Dr. Carolyn Moyers, 1125 S Henderson Street, Fort Worth, TX (2026)

04/30/2026

A note before you press play: this episode includes an open conversation about depression and suicidal ideation. If that’s not where you are today, it’s okay to come back to this one later. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988.

There’s a version of “having it all together” that looks really good from the outside.

Successful. Capable. High-achieving.
The one everyone relies on.

And sometimes… that’s the very version of you that’s struggling the most.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Yami Cazorla-Lancaster — physician, podcast host, and someone willing to speak honestly about her experience with depression and suicidal ideation.

This is one of the most real conversations I’ve had about what it costs to keep holding everything together… and what begins to shift when you stop.

We talk about:
• physician mental health and burnout
• the expectations women carry from culture and religion
• why high-achieving women are often the last to ask for help
• what rebuilding actually looks like — not perfectly, but honestly
• and what it means to give yourself permission to want something different
This isn’t a before-and-after story.

It’s a conversation about being human.
And sometimes, that’s exactly what we need.

🎧 Listen to this episode of the Sky Women’s Health Podcast on Apple Podcasts or your favorite app.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988.

physician burnout, women’s mental health, depression awareness, suicidal ideation conversation, high-achieving women burnout, lifestyle medicine, emotional wellbeing, women’s health podcast, mental health support, Dr. Yami Cazorla-Lancaster

04/29/2026

“Who is NOT a candidate for hormone therapy?”

It’s one of the most important — and most misunderstood — questions in menopause care.

What I often see is this:
Clinicians err on the side of caution…
and end up excluding patients who could benefit.

Yes, there are situations where we need to pause, evaluate, and consider alternatives.

But there are also many patients who are:
✔️ appropriate candidates
✔️ good candidates
✔️ suffering unnecessarily without treatment
This is where clinical nuance matters.

Because menopause care isn’t about avoiding risk entirely —
it’s about understanding it and making informed decisions.

Inside Mastering Menopause, we walk through how to evaluate patients with confidence so you can make these decisions clearly. Find out more at https://drcarolynmoyers.com/mastering-menopause

hormone therapy safety, menopause contraindications, HRT candidates, menopause risk assessment, women’s health clinician

04/28/2026

Vaginal prolapse occurs when pelvic organs lose support and shift downward, creating pressure, a bulging sensation, or bladder and bowel symptoms.

Surgical repair (anterior or posterior colporrhaphy) restores structural support and can significantly improve daily comfort, intimacy, and quality of life.

Many women delay care because they feel embarrassed or assume it is just part of aging.
It is treatable. And relief is possible.

Check out more about vaginal prolapse repair at skywomenshealth.com.

vaginal prolapse repair, bladder prolapse surgery, rectocele repair, pelvic organ prolapse treatment, colporrhaphy, women’s pelvic surgery

04/27/2026

One of the most common things I hear from clinicians is:
“I just don’t have time to manage menopause in a visit.”
But what I’ve found is this:

It’s not a time issue.
It’s a structure issue.

When there’s no clear framework, visits feel scattered, rushed, and incomplete.

But when you follow a simple flow:
• identify stage
• prioritize symptoms
• choose a starting point
• plan for follow-up

Everything becomes more efficient — and more effective.
Menopause care doesn’t require long visits.
It requires a clear clinical approach.

Inside Mastering Menopause, I teach a step-by-step process you can actually use in real practice.

Learn more and join today at: https://drcarolynmoyers.com/mastering-menopause

menopause visit, perimenopause care, menopause workflow, clinical efficiency, hormone therapy training, menopause CME

04/24/2026

When abnormal bleeding continues despite normal labs or medication trials, imaging alone may not provide enough information.

Hysteroscopy allows us to directly visualize the inside of the uterus. In many cases, we can remove polyps or address structural issues during the same procedure.

This minimally invasive approach often avoids more extensive surgery and provides definitive answers.

We do not rely on assumptions when evaluating bleeding.

Check out more about hysteroscopy at the link in bio or at skywomenshealth.com.

hysteroscopy procedure, abnormal uterine bleeding, uterine polyp removal, minimally invasive gynecology, diagnostic hysteroscopy, bleeding evaluation

04/23/2026

I’m a gynecologist.

I perform hysterectomies.

And for a long time… I wasn’t having a good enough conversation with my patients about what might happen to their s*x life after surgery.

That needed to change.

Because this isn’t a “nice to know” topic.
It’s essential.

In this episode, I’m walking through what actually happens when it comes to or**sm and s*xual function after a hysterectomy — and why it’s not the same for every woman.

We talk about:
• why the type of hysterectomy matters
• how or**sm actually works (and what surgery may impact)
• the role of the cervix
• what happens when ovaries are removed
• why hormone therapy timing matters more than most people realize
• and what options exist if things don’t feel the same after

This is the conversation I wish more patients were having before surgery — and the one many need after.

You deserve to understand your body.
And you deserve to make informed decisions about your care.

🎧 Listen to this episode of the Sky Women’s Health Podcast on Apple Podcasts or your favorite app to get the full picture on hysterectomy and s*xual function.

hysterectomy recovery, hysterectomy and s*x, or**sm after hysterectomy, women’s s*xual health, menopause and hormones, o***y removal, hormone therapy after hysterectomy, OBGYN education, pelvic health, Dr. Carolyn Moyers podcast

04/22/2026

Estrogen patches became popular for good reason.
They’re:
✔️ effective
✔️ easy to use
✔️ a great option for many patients
But with rising demand, we’re now seeing shortages.

And this is where many clinicians feel stuck.

Because when your “go-to” option isn’t available…
you need to be able to pivot confidently.

This is why menopause care requires more than memorizing one approach.

It requires understanding:
• multiple treatment options
• how to individualize care
• how to adjust when things change
This is exactly what we focus on inside Mastering Menopause.

Because your patients don’t need one option.

They need a clinician who knows how to adapt.

Find out more and join Mastering Menopause at the link in bio or head to https://drcarolynmoyers.com/mastering-menopause

estrogen patch, menopause treatment options, HRT alternatives, hormone therapy prescribing, menopause education

04/21/2026

Cl****al adhesions occur when tissue around the cl****al hood becomes stuck or fused, sometimes due to inflammation, hormonal changes, or chronic skin conditions.

This can cause:
• Decreased sensation
• Pain with touch
• Difficulty with arousal
• Sexual dysfunction

Cl****al lysis of adhesions is a gentle in-office procedure that releases this tissue and restores mobility and comfort.

Sexual health is healthcare. You deserve evaluation and solutions.

Check out more about cl****al lysis of adhesions at the link in bio or at skywomenshealth.com.

cl****al adhesions, painful cl****is treatment, female s*xual dysfunction, gynecologic s*xual health, cl****al pain solution, women’s s*xual wellness

04/20/2026

GSM (genitourinary syndrome of menopause) is one of the most overlooked conditions I see.
Not because it’s rare…

But because it’s often unspoken.

Patients don’t always come in saying:
“I think I have GSM.”
I
nstead, they say:
• “Something feels different”
• “Intercourse is uncomfortable”
• “I keep getting UTIs”
And unless we’re asking the right questions, it gets missed.

The good news?
GSM is highly treatable.

The challenge?
Knowing how to confidently diagnose and treat it.

I created a simple clinical guide to help you navigate GSM treatment options.

Grab your copy at the link in bio or head to https://skywomenshealth.myflodesk.com/gsm

GSM menopause, vaginal health, menopause symptoms, women’s health clinician, genitourinary syndrome menopause, menopause treatment

04/17/2026

Vulvar symptoms are often dismissed or misdiagnosed for years.

If you are experiencing persistent itching, irritation, discoloration, or pain, a vulvar biopsy may help us understand exactly what is happening at a cellular level. That clarity allows for targeted, effective treatment.

The procedure is performed gently in the office with numbing medication. We prioritize privacy, explanation, and comfort.

Your symptoms are not “too small” to matter.

Check out more about vulvar biopsy at the link in bio or at skywomenshealth.com.

vulvar biopsy, lichen sclerosus diagnosis, vulvar itching treatment, vulvar pain evaluation, gynecologic skin conditions, women’s health biopsy

04/16/2026

Eye drops in every bag. Readers in every room.
Sound familiar?

Most women assume it’s just “getting older”… but your hormones are playing a much bigger role than you think.
In this episode, I’m joined by optometrist Dr. Jennifer Ratliff to talk about the connection between menopause and eye health — a topic that doesn’t get nearly enough attention.

We’re diving into:
• why dry eyes become so common in menopause
• what’s happening with the meibomian glands
• changes in vision you shouldn’t ignore
• the link between menopause and conditions like glaucoma + macular degeneration
• and whether hormone therapy actually helps

Because menopause doesn’t just affect how you feel — it can impact how you see.

🎧 Listen now… and don’t be surprised if you book your eye exam right after. Listen to the whole episode at skywomenshealth.com/podcast

04/15/2026

One of the biggest gaps in menopause care isn’t whether to treat…

It’s how to treat.

I see this all the time:
Clinicians want to help their patients
…but feel unsure about dosing, adjustments, and long-term management

So they:
• start too low and never titrate
• rely too heavily on labs
• avoid estrogen completely

And the result?
Patients stay stuck in symptoms.

Menopause care doesn’t require guessing.
It requires a clear clinical approach.

If you’re ready to feel more confident in your prescribing decisions, download my FREE Easy Hormone Therapy Guide (link in bio!)

HRT dosing, menopause treatment, hormone therapy training, prescribing confidence, menopause CME, women’s health education

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