Our practice has been open for over 40 years with a collective physician experience of over 100 years! Contact Women’s Health in West Bloomfield for an appointment. We look forward to meeting you and providing you a great team of medical professionals, specialty services, and the best obstetric and gynecological care available.
Join us on October 29th from 5–8 PM at Women’s Health and Menopause Center for an evening dedicated to wellness, prevention, and community 💗 ✨ Enjoy: Mammogram & ABUS screenings Exciting prizes Light refreshments Wellness tips & education 💡 Limited availability! We can accommodate up to 8 mammograms and 4 ABUS screenings during event hours….
Women’s Health Needs Change Over Time Women’s health is not static. Needs evolve from adolescence through adulthood, pregnancy, midlife, and beyond. Choosing the right OBGYN means finding care that understands and supports these transitions. An OBGYN should not only address current concerns but also help you anticipate changes that may come with different life stages….
A couple of decades ago, many women would turn to hormones to treat the common symptoms of menopause. It seemed so simple until a 2002 study conducted by the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) revealed something concerning. The study focused on the long-term effects of estrogen therapy and came back with some troubling results. They found…
If you have chosen to have a baby, it is normal if it takes a few months or more. However, you can maximize your chances of getting pregnant by taking a few steps. Target ovulation Ovulation is the event where a mature egg is released from the ovary. For women with regular 28-day cycles, it…
As the fall season rolls in, the days become shorter, and the amount of natural daylight decreases. While this change might be welcomed by those who enjoy cozy evenings indoors, it can have a significant impact on your baby’s sleep schedule. Babies, like adults, are sensitive to changes in daylight, which can affect their circadian…
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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