Most women find me after
years of being dismissed.
Normal labs. Quick appointments. Prescriptions for symptoms. Never solutions. They arrive having tried multiple doctors, multiple approaches, and still no real answers.
I'm board-certified in OB/GYN and Obesity Medicine, and I'm a Menopause Society Certified Physician. One of the few physicians in Minnesota holding all three. What I treat isn't a list of conditions. It's a complete picture of what happens when hormones, metabolism, and life intersect.
Your hormones shifted.
Everything changed.
Perimenopause can start in your late 30s. Menopause follows, often with symptoms that last years. Most women are told to wait it out, offered antidepressants, or sent home with no plan at all. That is not care. That is being managed. I treat the root cause with advanced testing and a protocol built specifically for your biology.
You may be experiencing- Hot flashes and night sweats that disrupt your sleep and your day
- Fatigue that no amount of rest fixes
- Brain fog. Forgetting words, losing focus, not feeling sharp
- Mood changes: anxiety, irritability, or a flatness that isn't you
- Weight gain that appeared without explanation and won't move
- Sleep that never fully restores you
- Low libido or changes in how your body feels
- Irregular periods, heavy bleeding, or cycles that have changed
How I approach this: Advanced multi-modal hormone testing, well beyond a standard blood panel. That gives us a complete picture of where your hormones actually are. From there, bioidentical hormone therapy is personalized to your biology and monitored over time. No templates. No guessing.
"Working with Dr. Enadeghe has helped me get my hormones, weight and metabolism to where I am feeling like a new person."
This is not about
willpower.
Weight that won't respond to diet or exercise is almost always a metabolic and hormonal problem. Not a discipline problem. Hormonal shifts, insulin resistance, thyroid dysfunction, and the metabolic changes of perimenopause all change how your body stores and burns fat. Treating the symptom without understanding the cause is why most women stay stuck.
You may be experiencing- Weight gain that appeared with perimenopause and won't respond to what used to work
- A metabolism that feels broken. Eating less, moving more, nothing changes
- Fatigue that makes exercise feel impossible, not just difficult
- Blood sugar issues, insulin resistance, or pre-diabetes
- Cardiovascular risk factors that have crept up over the last few years
- Body composition changes with more fat and less muscle even at the same weight
How I approach this: Metabolic health and hormones are treated together because they are connected. Testing includes body composition analysis with InBody (not just a scale), metabolic panels, and a full hormonal workup. Treatment combines clinical options including GLP-1 where appropriate, nutrition planning, and a lifestyle strategy with a maintenance plan built in from day one. This work is personal to me. I've walked this path through my own metabolic health challenges after having children.
PCOS doesn't stop
at irregular cycles.
PCOS sits at the intersection of hormones and metabolism. Which is exactly why it's so often undertreated. A standard gynecology visit gives you 10 minutes and a birth control prescription. That addresses one symptom and leaves the rest. Many women carry PCOS through perimenopause without anyone connecting the dots.
What PCOS actually affects- Irregular, absent, or unpredictable periods that no one has fully explained or resolved
- Insulin resistance that makes weight harder to manage and harder to explain
- Acne, excess hair growth, or hair thinning tied to androgen levels
- Fatigue, anxiety, and mood instability that follow the hormonal pattern
- Elevated long-term risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease
How I approach this: I evaluate reproductive health and metabolic function together. Because PCOS doesn't stop at your cycles. It affects weight, insulin response, skin, energy, and emotional wellbeing. If you've been managing PCOS for years and still don't feel right, the pieces may never have been addressed together. That's where this work begins.
One physician.
Three certifications. Your complete picture.
I'm one of the few physicians in Minnesota who is board-certified in OB/GYN and Obesity Medicine and holds Menopause Society Certification. All three. Hormones, metabolism, and women's health are not treated as separate departments. They are treated as what they are: connected.
I see patients in person in Eden Prairie, MN. Telehealth appointments are available across Minnesota.
No obligation · 15 minutes · Free
Not sure which condition
describes you? That's okay.
Most women arrive here carrying more than one concern. Hormones, weight, fatigue, mood. No one has ever looked at the full picture. The discovery call is where that changes.
It's free. It's 15 minutes. And it starts with your questions.
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