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Menopausal symptoms occur as the ovaries stop working and levels of the hormone estrogen fall. Some women have few or no menopausal symptoms, while other women have bothersome symptoms that interfere with their daily life. These symptoms often begin during the menopausal transition, before periods have stopped completely. However, there are treatments that can help.

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Having “The Talk” with your teen can be difficult. Dr. Mary Cornelius shares her insight about what and how to talk with teens about sex.

Welcoming a new life brings joy but also ushers in a phase of self-discovery for new moms. As motherhood unfolds, navigating postpartum self-care is crucial for physical and emotional well-being. Learn about practical strategies and how the Women’s Health and Menopause Center supports new moms in this transformative journey. Understanding Postpartum Self-Care The postpartum period…

Understanding Vaginal Dryness Vaginal dryness frequently occurs during perimenopause and menopause due to declining estrogen levels. It may also develop postpartum or while breastfeeding. Symptoms include irritation, discomfort during intimacy, and increased urinary sensitivity. Women experiencing multiple menopausal symptoms may benefit from exploring our comprehensive Menopause Care Services (/menopause-care). Why Consider Non-Hormonal Options? Some women…

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…