OBGYN

  • Symptoms of Pre-Menopause

    Although menopause usually occurs in women between the ages of 49-55, premenopause occurs earlier and can last four years. Premenopause is a period of transition where estrogen production begins to slow down. Women in this stage may experience irregular periods. Although this stage of life is normal and expected, it is imperative to communicate symptoms…

  • Pre-Term Labor

    Pre-term labor is any labor the begins before 37 weeks of pregnancy. Pre-term labor can but does not always result in premature birth. The earlier in the pregnancy that a woman goes into labor, the greater the medical risks. Any signs or symptoms of pre-term labor should be treated by a medical professional immediately. Signs…

  • Cervical Cancer

        Cervical cancer occurs within the cells of the cervix. Cervical cancer is caused by the Human papillomavirus, more commonly known as HPV. HPV is a sexually transmitted disease. Although HPV is common, most cases of HPV do not result in cervical cancer. The body can defend against the virus, preventing the development of…

  • Menopause Help

    Menopause starts when women reach their late forties and early fifties. The body’s transition into menopause usually lasts for several years. During the start of menopause, two out of three women show distressing signs or symptoms of menopause. The common symptoms of menopause are hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, irritability, and tiredness. Doctors can…

  • Gestational Diabetes

    Gestational diabetes is a condition that only occurs during pregnancy. It is similar to other types of diabetes. It affects how your blood uses sugar or glucose. Gestational diabetes causes high blood sugar, which affects the health of the baby and the mother. Gestational diabetes can be controlled by eating healthy foods, exercising, and taking…

  • Advanced Obstetrics and Gynecology

      Routine care from an OB/Gyn deals with annual checkups, STD screenings, and regular family planning needs. However, some female reproductive and bodily issues require advanced care from more specially trained doctors. Obstetricians and gynecologists must complete several years of formal training or education before being deemed qualified to practice this field of medicine. Advanced…