Dr Magdalena Cybulska

30/07/2026

26/06/2026

As a GP and menopause doctor, what I hate the most is to learn about other doctors gaslighting women about their symptoms. It happened to me also, when I kept being told “ it is all in your head”, “you are exaggerating”, “it cannot hurt that bad”, and the one that pi**ed me off the most: “you have a low threshold of pain.” Really??? Well it could, as it turned out to be endometriosis..
Don’t allow this gaslighting to happen to you. What you experience is yours and only you know how it feels. Others should respect it, not judge.

18/06/2026

Menopause Symptoms Iceberg

17/06/2026

09/06/2026

Discover educational events, webinars and expert-led discussions from Style Medica on menopause, midlife health and preventive medicine.

27/05/2026

Why Are Menopause Symptoms Often Missed or Dismissed?

You are warmly invited to join Dr Magdalena Cybulska for a free educational webinar exploring the symptoms of menopause and perimenopause that are often overlooked, misunderstood or attributed to something else entirely.

Thursday 18 June
7:30 PM (UK time)
Online webinar

Visit the link in bio to register for free.

25/04/2026

2 days ago I had a knee surgery. My beloved sport - skiing - clearly is a risky sport. Over a month ago I suffered a fall when skiing off piste and have completely torn my ACL as well as broke my medial meniscus in 2 places. Now I am just able to walk a few metres with crutches and am in a considerable pain. What will be crucial now is a proper rehab- meaning proper physical activity to get me walking again, and hopefully skiing and playing tennis also. I am writing this post to illustrate how important exercising is- whatever the circumstance and whatever your limits are. For me exercising of the injured leg just means flexing the foot up and down and tensing the quad muscle - rather unimpressive given that back in March I was a gate racing skier! The point is to do what you can- keep active as much as your body allows you. Some sports can be risky, but physical activity is always better than no physical activity! Keep your fingers crossed for my fast recovery and I will keep you updated on the progress!!