Starting Your Pregnancy Journey

- Evaluation of your blood pressure and urine.
- Assessment of the fetal heart tones.
- Review of how you are feeling.
- Physical exam by your doctor.


For women in their thirties, menopause is the last word they want to hear and the last thing they want to think about. No one wants to admit that they are yet at that stage of their life, even if it is just the “pre” menopause stage. It doesn’t ever feel like it should be…

Join Our Team at Women’s Health and Menopause Center! We are currently seeking Licensed Ultrasound Technicians to join our dedicated team! Whether you’re looking for part-time or full-time opportunities, we offer a supportive and professional environment where your expertise can make a difference. Requirements: Licensed Ultrasound Technician Passion for women’s health and wellness Ability to work collaboratively in a…
A myomectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removal of uterine fibroids called leiomyomas. These growths are noncancerous and can appear at any age, but are more common in women during their childbearing years. While removing the fibroids, the surgeon will also reconstruct the uterus, so it remains intact. Know the Risks of a Myomectomy…
The journey of bringing new life into the world is thrilling but has significant hormonal shifts that impact emotional well-being. Pregnancy hormones, essential for a healthy pregnancy, can also lead to mood swings. Learn more about these changes and how the Women’s Health and Menopause Center passionately supports expectant moms on their unique pregnancy journey….

Despite the importance of mammogram screening, some women choose to skip it. Read on about common breast cancer myths. Mammogram Myth 1: You Don’t Need One if You Have No Family History 90% of breast cancer cases are not genetic. That means your family history will likely not influence whether or not you develop the disease….

It is common for women experiencing their first pregnancy or even a subsequent one that presents different than the first, to be nervous about potential pregnancy complications. What is normal for one woman may not be for another. We created a guideline to help pregnant woman know about some signs to look for that warrants…