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Women’s Health and Menopause Center (WHMC) is dedicated to caring for women throughout every stage of their lives. Health and wellness is a priority during the teen years, for mothers-to-be, and for women experiencing menopause. Physicians offer routine gynecologic and breast care, family planning and obstetrics, and menopause care, and are mindful of the overall…

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Most new parents experience feelings of anxiety, exhaustion, and loneliness after the arrival of a new baby. It’s a normal experience that eventually improves. As many as one in seven women have postpartum depression. This is a much more serious disorder that will not go away without treatment. The following myths will help shed light…

Perimenopause usually begins in your 40’s but can happen earlier or later. Every woman’s experience is different. Common symptoms are: irregular periods, hot flashes, lower sex drive, breast tenderness, fatigue, and vaginal dryness. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please let your Women’s Health gynecologist know at your appointment. Click here for additional…

Understanding Preterm Labor Preterm labor occurs when regular contractions begin before 37 weeks of pregnancy and cause changes to the cervix. Early recognition is critical. The sooner preterm labor is identified, the more options your provider may have to slow or stop it. While some discomfort is normal during pregnancy, certain symptoms should never be…