National Women’s Health Week
This week is dedicated to women as a reminder to make your health a priority which includes scheduling your visit with your doctor for your annual exam.
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Supporting Mothers Beyond Birth
The postpartum period is a crucial time for both new mothers and their babies. While much attention is often given to the newborn, it’s equally important to support the mother’s recovery and well-being. Innovations in postpartum care are focusing on comprehensive support that addresses physical, emotional, and psychological needs, ensuring a smoother transition into motherhood….
Healthcare Providers and Domestic Violence
Every day in the United States, women are victims of domestic violence, but there is help for you. With the news spotlighting domestic violence, in reaction to NFL players, this is a good time to let you know your doctors are here for you should you become or are victim to domestic violence. As your…
The Flu Shot Is Important During Pregnancy
Did you know that a flu shot is recommended for women during a pregnancy? The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and other organizations including Women’s Health recommend that all pregnant women get the influenza vaccine, regardless of the trimester, unless there are mitigating factors. Talk to us if you have any questions about…
Helpful Tips For Coping With Mood Changes During Menopause
The arrival of menopause can be a tough time for many women. As your hormone levels begin to change, you may start to experience a range of new and unfamiliar symptoms. One of the most common – and most challenging – of these is mood changes. You may find yourself feeling more irritable, anxious, or…
Birth Control
Staying on top of prescriptions can be a challenge, and your birth control is no exception! To get all of the benefits and efficacy of your treatment, be sure to refill your prescription before you’ve run out. Skipping out on your birth control can have side effects. Missing your dose can disrupt your hormones and…
Vaginal Estrogen vs. Systemic Hormone Therapy: What Is the Difference?
Patients often use the term “hormone therapy” to describe several different treatments. However, low-dose vaginal estrogen and systemic menopause hormone therapy are not the same. Understanding the difference can make it easier to have an informed conversation about your symptoms and treatment choices. What Is Systemic Hormone Therapy? Systemic hormone therapy delivers hormones that circulate…
