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The only way for a woman to know for sure if she is pregnant is to take a pregnancy test and visit a doctor or OB/GYN. Pregnancy can imitate or mimic the symptoms of menstruation, which is why you should take a pregnancy test and see your doctor. There are some early signs early on…

Growing older is one of the things we cannot control. That includes the changes that come with it. There’s a belief that menopause is this long, horrible period in a woman’s life that makes her moody and miserable. While symptoms for some can be uncomfortable, the “change” is usually not nearly as bad as it…

It seems like there’s constantly new information released that tells us what to do or not do to stay healthy. Some women believe that they only need to visit their gynecologist once every few years while others schedule appointments annually. When should you plan to visit the gynecologist? Your First Gynecologist Visit If you are…
A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing the uterus. There are three primary types of hysterectomy that your doctor may recommend based on your medical needs. They include: Total Hysterectomy – This procedure includes removal of the uterus and cervix. Subtotal Hysterectomy – This procedure includes removal of the uterus only, leaving the…

A healthy pregnancy begins before conception. There are things you should do in advance to lower risk factors and provide your child a strong start in life. If you plan on having a baby, then you should take the following steps now. Consult Your OB/GYN and Your Dentist The best thing you can do for…
Most health insurances allow a yearly visit for an exam and screening. If you’ve not seen your gynecologist this year, or maybe for a few years, take advantage of your benefits by scheduling your appointment before deductibles are renewed in January. “We find that many patients save money if they get their annual exam in…