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The U.S. Preventative Task Force recently announced new guidelines for women getting a pap smear. According to the group, a Dutch study suggests women over 30, who have a normal pap test and a negative human papillomavirus (HPV) test, are at a very low risk in developing cervical cancer within the next three to five…

Why Should I Visit an Obstetrician Before I Get Pregnant?
There are many steps during your OB/GYN visits that are intended to ensure optimal health for both you and your baby from pre to post pregnancy. Certain things should be done before attempting conception including visiting an obstetrician. Why should you make an appointment before becoming pregnant? Prenatal Vitamins – Ideally, women should begin prenatal…

Making Your Annual Breast Exam as Painless as Possible
Women’s Health is celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness month and our one year anniversary of providing 3D mammograms right here in our office. We know it’s not fun, so we are making it as convenient and easy as possible. It is that important! Thank you to our patient Leah who after receiving her monthly mammogram right…

Is Your Bra Hazardous To Your Health?
As women, we all fear breast cancer. It is the one disease that sends chills down our spines and puts a knot in our stomachs. There is one factor that affects your breast health, and that is the fit of your bra. Right now, as you read this, 80% of all the women in America…

Urinary Tract Infections, Symptoms and Causes
A urinary tract infection, also known as UTI, is caused by bacteria in the vagina that enters the urethra which causes discomfort, and leads to an infection in the urinary system, which includes the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and urethra. Symptoms include cloudy or dark urine with an odor, often accompanied with the urge to frequently…

Is Menstrual Pain Normal?
When to Seek Medical Advice for Period Discomfort Many girls who are nearing their first menstrual cycle have heard about how uncomfortable this time in their lives can be. The experience is different for each woman, which can make it harder to know what is normal and what is a sign that something is wrong….
