Thrive Midlife Medicine Facebook ad: “Struggling with perimenopause?”

Ran for 8 days, from February 21 to March 1, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Thrive Midlife Medicine on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 2715936495419622
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
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My doctor looked at me for maybe six minutes. Told me everything was normal. I sat in my car afterward and just stared at the steering wheel. The exhaustion. The brain fog. The mood swings. The weight that shows up out of nowhere. The sleepless nights. Whether you’re in your 30s, 40s, or 50s, — you might be experiencing this too. And I couldn’t get a single person in a white coat to take it seriously. I’m so tired I’ve started canceling plans because I don’t have the energy to shower AND be social in the same day. I can’t get through a work email without reading the same paragraph four times. I’m short with everyone — my husband asks me a normal question and I want to bite his head off. Then I feel terrible. Then I’m too tired to apologize. My doctor ran a basic panel. “Good news — everything looks normal!” It didn’t feel like good news. I tried the supplements. The magnesium. The B vitamins. The $60 probiotic from the health food store. The meditation app I used for three days before I deleted it. The notification sound set me off. That’s where I was at. Nothing helped. And I started to accept that this was just my life now. Then a friend — someone I’d vented to way too many times — finally said: “Okay, enough. You need to talk to my doctor.” She told me about Dr. Dana Culp — a menopause specialist with 25+ years of experience who went through perimenopause herself. She saw 4 different providers. Got the same runaround every time. So she built the practice she wished had existed. My friend said: “She was the first person who didn’t make me feel like I was being dramatic.” I booked the free 15-minute consultation mostly because my friend wouldn’t stop texting me about it. Within the first few minutes, Dr. Culp said something that made me go quiet: “Everything you’re describing makes perfect sense. This is perimenopause. And it’s very treatable.” Not “try more sleep.” Not “maybe it’s stress.” Not “your labs look fine.” A real answer. A name for what I’d been feeling. And a plan. I stopped Googling my symptoms at midnight. I stopped dreading every morning. I started feeling like the person I thought I’d lost. The foundation to feel like yourself again. It starts with one conversation. Dr. Culp does a free 15-minute call — virtual, no obligation. Just someone who actually gets it. Click below to book yours.
Where the ad sends people
thrivemidlifemed.com
Struggling with perimenopause?
Free 15-min consultation with Dr. Dana Culp, Certified Menopause Expert
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