What Most Don’t Know About Placenta PreviaSep 01, 2023Whether you’re already expecting or still planning, it’s best to have all the information upfront. In this blog, we discuss the basics of placenta previa, a pregnancy complication that can significantly impact you and your baby if left unchecked. Continue reading →
Our Favorite Fertility-Friendly DietsAug 02, 2023You can’t eat your way to pregnancy, but you can prepare your body and make it as hospitable as possible with a few simple diet changes. Here’s your ultimate guide to eating with conception in mind. Continue reading →
Understanding the 4 Types of Urinary IncontinenceJul 02, 2023Do you hunt for the nearest restroom everywhere you go? Are you worried your bladder will suddenly betray you and release a flood of urine? You’re not alone. Join us as we help folks like you understand what’s happening with their bladders. Continue reading →
3 Busted Myths About InfertilityJun 01, 2023Battling infertility is hard enough without sifting through bogus advice and medical jargon. Instead, turn to our compassionate expert who walks with you through your journey and helps you distinguish fact from fiction. Continue reading →
What Causes Urinary Incontinence After Pregnancy?May 02, 2023Pregnancy and childbirth are amazing experiences, but they can also lead to more than a few uncomfortable side effects, like urinary incontinence. Here’s why it happens and what you can do about it. Continue reading →
Dos and Don’ts of Exercise During PregnancyApr 02, 2023Whether you have a fitness routine you love or you want to start one, it’s important to know the basics of exercising while pregnant. Keep reading to get straight-from-the-expert advice. Continue reading →
Living with PCOSMar 15, 2023Rule number one of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): you don’t have to (and shouldn’t) go through it alone. Here, we give you straight-from-the-expert advice on thriving despite PCOS and living a happy, healthy life. Continue reading →
Which Type of Birth Control Is Right For You?Feb 22, 2023Sadly, choosing birth control can often become more complicated than it has to be. We’re here to clear up the confusion and give you straight-from-the-expert advice about birth control. Continue reading →
Is a Pap Smear Really Necessary?Feb 08, 2023Pap smears are an essential part of women's health care. It is a screening tool to help detect precancerous or cancerous lesions at an early stage when it is treatable. Continue reading →
Should you treat your Fibroids? Jan 26, 2023Fibroids can be very bothersome. If it is affecting your normal life, then you need treatment. Treatment varies from observation to medication and finally surgery. If fibroids are bothering you, talk to your doctor to see which treatment is best for you. Continue reading →
How common are Fibroids? Jan 26, 2023Uterine fibroids are very common, affecting up to 50% of women. Not everyone has smpyomps, but of those that do they can vary from heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, difficulty urinating, and difficulty with bowel movements. Continue reading →
Did you say BRCA?Jan 26, 2023BRCA can affect anyone but it usually runs in families. It is important to know your risk factors and talk to your provider to see if you need to get tested. Early detection of BRCA is vital to lowering your risk of ovarian and breast cancer. Continue reading →
Breast Cancer Awareness Jan 25, 2023Breast cancer affects many women worldwide. Early detection and treatment are crucial for a positive outcome. Women should be aware of their risk and take steps to reduce that risk. Regular self-exams, mammograms, and clinical breast exams are essential. Continue reading →
Important Facts and Myths About Endometriosis Jan 24, 2023Millions of women and girls have it, but most don’t understand it. Here, we take a deep dive into some of the most misleading claims about endometriosis and help you understand the truth about this painful gynecologic condition. Continue reading →
What is Endometrial Hyperplasia?Jan 23, 2023Hyperplasia can b e a pre-cancer to endometrial cancer. Signs of hyperplasia are heavy menstrual bleeding, inter-menstrual bleeding, and postmenopausal bleeding. If caught early enough, hyperplasia can be treated before it progresses to cancer. Continue reading →
Telehealth: The Advantages of TelemedicineDec 23, 2022Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.Continue reading →
6 Signs You May Be Entering MenopauseDec 01, 2022Menopause is a time of transition, and it can be confusing! You may not even realize that you’re approaching menopause, but there are often clues. Here, we describe six signs that could indicate you’re nearing menopause. Continue reading →