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.
-
-
Reasons Your OB/GYN May Recommend an Ultrasound
An ultrasound is a medical procedure that’s used to diagnose internal health conditions. The process is similar to sonar and radar. A device is used to pass high-frequency sound waves through the body. This produces images of structures. A doctor can view tissues, organs, and blood vessels without doing anything intrusive. Why Do I Need…
-
What Is a Vaginal Boil?
Vaginal boils can appear in the pubic region, on the labia, or outside of the vagina. They are inflamed, pus-filled bumps that look similar to a pimple. This happens when a hair follicle is impacted and develops an infection. The condition may begin as a small red bump that swells. After a few days, it…
-
Dr. Andrew Markowitz, M.D. Retires
Letter from Dr. Andrew Markowitz, M.D. July 24, 2018 Dear Friends and Patients, It has been my honor and privilege caring for you and your families over the years. I am sadly writing to let you know of my intention to retire. I unfortunately am troubled by recurrent cardiac issues necessitating stopping the practice of…
-
Why Is It Important to Get an Annual Pap Smear?
Preventative care is a good way to stay healthy. Once a problem appears, it may be harder to treat. That’s why it’s especially important for women to undergo a regular cervical cancer screening. The American Cancer Society estimates that over 13,000 cases of invasive cervical cancer will be diagnosed in the United States in 2018….
-
C-Section Risks and Benefits: Deciding How to Deliver Your Baby
A caesarean section, or C-section, is a surgery that is used to deliver babies. The procedure can be done under general anesthesia or with a spinal block. An incision is made through the lower abdomen followed by a second incision to open the uterus. The baby is delivered, and stitches are used to close up…
