Reference Guides Update + Access Info
Take 2
I shared links to these reference guides a while ago, and many of you have been using them in practice or with your patients and I am so happy to hear they have been helpful!
I’ve made a few updates - both to the content and how access works - and wanted to walk through it clearly.
Soon will be adding a primer to help explain pelvic venous congestion to your patients.
A reminder - the information provided in these materials is intended for medical education and to support clinical decision-making. It does not replace independent clinical judgment.
What’s changed
I’ve simplified how access works and moved everything to a more reliable system.
You can still choose between:
Annual payment
Monthly subscription
Hopefully this allows for a much cleaner and more stable experience going forward.
How to access
You can get access here:
After purchase, you’ll receive immediate access with instructions about how to access but NO sign in.
For previous subscribers
If you were previously subscribed, you’ll need to re-sign up using the links above. I am sorry!
The previous system has been retired as part of this transition.
I really appreciate your support in the earlier version - this update is meant to make access simpler and more reliable going forward.
What’s included
This is a curated set of practical, evidence-informed tools I use for clinical guidance - especially for patients who don’t fit neatly into a single diagnosis.
The focus is on structure, pattern recognition, and decision-making - not just information.
Here is a list of what’s up so far (and they are constantly being updated!)
Pelvic Pain & Inflammatory Conditions
Pelvic Pentad: Endometriosis as an Inflammatory Disorder
Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain + MCAS / POTS / EDS (comprehensive + quickstart)
Pelvic Pain Diagnostic Flowchart
Vulvodynia Clinical Guide
Vaginitis Clinical Guide
Hormone & Menopause Medicine
AUB Risk Assessment & Endometrial Screening Tool
Bone Health & Osteoporosis (patient guide + clinician pearls)
Sexual Medicine
Treatment Options for Anorgasmia: A Clinical Guide
Tools
Spreadsheet + interactive symptom checker
Patient Education Resources
A full set of patient-facing guides covering:
Pelvic pain & vulvovaginal conditions
Vaginal health & vaginitis
Sexual medicine (arousal and orgasm support)
Hormone therapy and menopause
Bone health
Sleep optimization
Bladder pain and urinary symptoms
Coming soon
Counseling framework for gene-positive results
Menopausal hormone therapy in patients with gynecologic oncology histories
Don’t forget the apps!
A quick note
All materials are derived from published literature, clinical guidelines, and expert consensus, with references cited where applicable. Clinical decisions must be individualized based on each patient’s history, presentation, comorbidities, preferences, and applicable standards of care.
Clinicians are responsible for verifying medication dosing, contraindications, and regulatory considerations prior to implementation.
These are intended to support clinical thinking - not to replace independent clinical judgment.
This is very much an evolving resource, and I’ll continue to update it as I refine how I approach these patients.
If you’ve been using these already, thank you - your feedback has shaped a lot of what’s here.
Message washgynoffice@gmail.com
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