All Women Obstetrics Team

Thinking of having a baby? Contact Women’s Health. Our team of experienced obstetricians are here for you before, during, and after your pregnancy for all of your women’s healthcare needs.

Thinking of having a baby? Contact Women’s Health. Our team of experienced obstetricians are here for you before, during, and after your pregnancy for all of your women’s healthcare needs.

Women have been critical in scientific research with vaccines and treatments, and on the front lines of COVID-19 response as scientists and health care workers.

A laparoscopy is a procedure used by doctors to diagnose and treat endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy, and pelvic inflammatory disease. The surgery is minimally invasive and requires small incisions in the abdomen. After the incision, carbon dioxide is injected into the abdomen to expand the area. This steps helps the doctor view the area more easily….

Introduction Hormonal changes affect more than just your body—they impact your relationships, communication, and emotional well-being. Whether you’re in your 30s managing PMS or navigating menopause in your 50s, it’s time we talk openly about how hormones shape our interactions—and how to support both yourself and your relationships. Hormonal Changes and Emotional Health Shifting levels…
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…
Pfizer announced that it will initiate a voluntary recall of 1 million packets of birth control pills. The birth control drug is known as Lo/Ovral-28 or generic norgestrel/ethinyl estradiol. The recall states an improper dosage may be taken due to packaging that placed the inactive pills out of order causing the dosage to be inadequate. This creates…

Great news! The Women’s Health and Menopause Center is now providing extended hours on Thursdays, making it more convenient for women to access high-quality healthcare services. This means that women can now schedule their appointments for later in the evening, accommodating those who have busy schedules during the day or who work late hours.