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Schedule Your Mammogram
Don’t put off your 3-D mammogram. This important tool is one of the principal methods we use to detect abnormalities in your breasts to catch breast cancer earlier. We can do your imaging right here in our office. Schedule an appointment today.
National Mammography Day
Women’s Health and Menopause Center encourages our patients to schedule a 3-D mammography appointment. A preventative 3-D mammogram is one of the best tools we currently have to screen for changes. A baseline mammogram is recommended around the age of 35 if you have no family history. If you do have a family history of…
Managing Heavy Periods Without Surgery
Understanding Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Heavy menstrual bleeding, also called abnormal uterine bleeding, affects many women during their reproductive years and into perimenopause. If your period lasts longer than seven days, causes fatigue from blood loss, or interferes with daily life, it’s important to seek evaluation from a trusted OB/GYN. Fortunately, many women manage heavy periods…
What Does Prenatal Care Look Like at Women’s Health and Menopause Center
Welcome to your pregnancy journey! We are excited to care for you at this significant time in your life. These are the most common questions answered regarding our practice? What is your general philosophy about pregnancy and birth? We understand and respect the complexity of pregnancy. We believe in a more personal approach to your care…
What Are Pelvic Floor Disorders?
Pelvic floor disorders affect the connective tissue, ligaments, and muscles found in the lowest region of the pelvis. They are responsible for supporting organs like the vagina, uterus, bladder, rectum, and bowel. While it may not be discussed as often as some of the organs it supports, it is still an essential part of the…
