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Happy New Year from Women’s Health and Menopause Center! In order to provide thorough care to each of our patients a number of changes have taken place in 2017, each with the intention of reducing wait times and improving patient care. Your continued support this year has shaped our practice for good and we appreciate…

Approximately 6.1 million American women experience infertility. That equals around 10% of females in the U.S. who are in their childbearing years. Out of those, around 25% are infertile for multiple reasons. Common causes can be age, blocked tubes, or STDs. Even women who have no medical conditions can have difficulty conceiving. So how do…

Welcoming a newborn into the world is a joyous occasion, and finding the perfect gift is a heartfelt way to celebrate. As we explore the best presents for newborns, we also acknowledge the vital support that new mothers need. At the Women’s Health and Menopause Center, we extend our expertise and care to guide new…

Let us never forget the price paid for our freedom. May we live in a way that honors their sacrifice.
Information for Expectant Mothers Years ago, pregnant women were often urged to avoid physical activity. Today, we have a better understanding of the body and the changes it goes through while expecting. Exercise, for a healthy mother-to-be during a normal pregnancy, can be beneficial for both mother and unborn baby. Eat Right While You Exercise…

Growing older is one of the things we cannot control. That includes the changes that come with it. There’s a belief that menopause is this long, horrible period in a woman’s life that makes her moody and miserable. While symptoms for some can be uncomfortable, the “change” is usually not nearly as bad as it…