Happy Passover

Happy Passover to our friends, family and patients from Women’s Health and Menopause Center.
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Happy Passover to our friends, family and patients from Women’s Health and Menopause Center.
#WomensHealthandMenopauseCenter #OBGYN #HappyPassover #Passover2018 #Pesach #WomensHealth

Swimming in cold water during menopause can improve overall health in many ways. Cold water reduces inflammation and boosts immunity. It can also improve circulation and help to flush toxins from the body. This can help to reduce the risk of developing chronic disease. Cold water swimming can help to increase muscular strength by activating…
What to do when you have travel plans while expecting? The best way to get through it is to plan ahead with these easy travel tips for pregnant women. Pregnancy Travel Tip 1: Wear Comfortable Clothes The obvious first step is to make sure you are wearing comfortable clothing and shoes that provide adequate room…

Pregnancy is a remarkable journey that brings forth an array of emotions, changes, and boundless anticipation. One crucial aspect that deserves paramount attention during this transformative period is healthcare. In this guide, we delve into the significance of healthcare during pregnancy and how the Women’s Health and Menopause Center stands as a pillar of support…
Women’s Health and Menopause Center is proud to announce that two of its doctors were nominated as ‘Top Docs’ in the Gynecology and Obstetrics category of HOUR Detroit Magazine for 2018. Each year, local physicians are provided an opportunity to select doctors they consider to be the “top doctors” in their field. Physicians with the…

In a controversial recommendation the American Medical Association bucked the U.S. Prevention Services Task Force stating that women at age 40 should be eligible to have routine screening mammograms. Seen as a “slap” at the federal task force, AMA’s House of Delegates voted to adopt a resolution stating that the AMA “expresses concern regarding recent…
Sex should be a positive, enjoyable experience. While it’s a normal part of nature, it can come with risks. There are simple things you can do to minimize the dangers and keep yourself safe from STDs, emotional distress, unwanted pregnancy, and other intercourse-related concerns. Have Protection Ready Have protection ready, even if you don’t think…