Breasts can change throughout your life. Hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, breastfeeding, menopause, medications and noncancerous breast conditions can all affect how your breasts look or feel. Many breast changes are not caused by cancer. However, a new, unexplained or persistent change should be evaluated by a healthcare professional. Knowing what is normal for your body can…
We remember and honor the babies who have passed away due to miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, and due to other causes. 1 in 4 lives are forever changed by the death of a child during pregnancy, at birth and in infancy. Today, we want to honor these babies, raise awareness to the community, and encourage…
It is helpful to know when you ovulate if you plan to become pregnant. Ovulation occurs when the ovum, or egg, is released during menstruation. It travels through the fallopian tube where it can come in contact with sperm for fertilization. Ovulation with a Regular Period Women with regular period cycles will have an easier…
It’s the timeless question that young women have been asking their moms for generations if feminine hygiene product advertisements are to be believed. Don’t listen to them. While scenes of lush parks and beautiful beaches may inspire feelings of “freshness,” you don’t need a special product to keep your vagina clean. Don’t Remove What Your…
Uterine fibroids can appear in women, usually during their childbearing years. Also known as leiomyomas or myomas, this condition is a noncancerous growth that develops in the uterus. They can range in size from small enough to be undetectable by the human eye to larger masses that can affect the inside of the uterus. Signs…
To all the wonderful women that I have been blessed to help provide health care, I regret to inform you that because of family issues, I am going to be taking an early retirement, effective October 17, 2019. This will be a permanent retirement as I do not plan on returning to work at any…
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