Starting Your Pregnancy Journey

- Evaluation of your blood pressure and urine.
- Assessment of the fetal heart tones.
- Review of how you are feeling.
- Physical exam by your doctor.


Dr. Henzie is accepting walk-in office hours for Women’s Health and Menopause Center patients on Fridays between 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm.
Dysmenorrhea is another way to describe the pain felt during menstruation. It is divided into two categories: primary and secondary. Common menstrual cramps fall into the primary group. They are recurrent, usually last a day or two before bleeding starts, and are not the result of a disease. Secondary dysmenorrhea is pain that is felt…

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…
Happy Thanksgiving from Women’s Health and Menopause Center. We are thankful to our wonderful patients on Thanksgiving and every day of the year. We want to reach out and thank our team members. Recent improvements and new team members have already made a tremendous impact on patient experience. Enhanced capacity makes it possible to see…

We are excited to welcome Nicole Dewar-Braun to our team of providers. Nicki is a licensed master’s level social worker who is dedicated to supporting women throughout all stages of life. Nicki’s services will be provided remotely, offering increased patient access and convenience. Read more.

Some women break out and struggle with acne during their pregnancy. This especially seems to ring true if you suffered from acne during your teenage years. Hormones and androgen levels produce oil production which increases during pregnancy especially during the third trimester. The good news is that for most women, their skin will return to…