It’s National Condom Month!

Sexual health is important and proper condom use is a part of sexual health.
It is important to speak with sexual partners about safe sex.
What a great way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a fun pack of condoms?

Sexual health is important and proper condom use is a part of sexual health.
It is important to speak with sexual partners about safe sex.
What a great way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a fun pack of condoms?

No doubt you’ve heard of folic acid, but do you know what it does? Folic Acid, or folate, is a B vitamin that helps prevent brain and spinal cord birth defects. “I advise pregnant women take at least 1000 mcg of folic acid before and during pregnancy,” an obstetrics physician at Women’s Health and Menopause…

If you are eligible to take the COVID-19 vaccine and have questions, contact Women’s Health to make a Telelmedicine appointment with your doctor (248) 932–9223.
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…

Obstetricians are specialists that practice medicine associated with pregnancy and childbirth. Some obstetricians specialize in maternal-fetal treatment, which focuses on women who experience chronic health problems during pregnancy. It is common for some women to see these specialists before conceiving to develop a health strategy for their pregnancy. Prenatal care is essential because it improves the…

Sexual dysfunction is a common problem that is embarrassing for some people. Research has suggested that up to 43% of women and 31% of men experience some degree of difficulty during intercourse. Even though many people are reluctant to seek help, most cases are treatable. Sexual Dysfunction Causes Female sexual dysfunction causes fall into two…
You can’t catch a cold by being in the outdoor elements since colds are caused by a viruses or bacteria. So why does it seem that more people are sick in the winter months? Due to people staying indoors to remain warm and cozy, they are in closer proximity to each other allowing the germs…