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One of the many reasons we get sick more often during the winter season is due to the fact that we spend more time indoors. With closer contact with more people, it makes sense that we are more prone to catching colds and flu. Another reason for pesky colds and flu to be more contagious…

Pain levels can become difficult to bear during labor. There are options for pain relief. Whether you are choosing to use medication, or are taking a drug-free approach, below are some choices you have when it comes to labor pain relief.

Most women and babies do well but there is an increase in pre-term labor and more severe disease requiring supplemental oxygen for pregnant women who contract COVID-19, according to the Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Vaccination can prevent severe outcomes. We do recommend that our pregnant patients who do not have underlying conditions or risk…

As the calendar turns and we are now in a new year filled with promise and resolutions, women navigating the intricate landscape of menopause are reminded of the significance of regular health check-ups. Menopause is a transformative phase that warrants specialized care and attention. Learn about the pivotal role of regular menopause examinations and how…
As healthcare providers, we are given a unique opportunity to get to know our patients. We learn about their joys and are there to provide support when they need it. We are thankful to be entrusted with this role. It has allowed us to build careers while helping women of all ages manage their health….
Introduction Menopause is a natural phase of life that marks the end of menstrual cycles. While it is a universal transition, experiences vary widely. Understanding what changes occur can help women make informed decisions about their health. Common Physical Changes Menopause is driven by declining estrogen levels. Common symptoms include hot flashes, night sweats, sleep…