Women’s Health and Menopause Center Wishes You a Happy New Year

Wishing you a year that unfolds like a beautiful story, with each chapter more magical than the last. Happy New Year! 📖🌌

Wishing you a year that unfolds like a beautiful story, with each chapter more magical than the last. Happy New Year! 📖🌌

Having a baby can be exciting – and sometimes scary. One of the first things you should do is schedule an appointment with your OB/GYN. What should you expect when you arrive at your doctor’s office? Be Prepared to Share Medical History Your obstetrician will have questions about your medical history. They will want to…

Every woman should have an OB/GYN that they see for annual wellness visits and screenings. This doctor will be responsible for monitoring your reproductive health, which is why it’s so important to pick someone you can trust. What should you look for when finding a new gynecologist? Does This OB/GYN Accept Your Health Insurance? In…
Information for Expectant Mothers Years ago, pregnant women were often urged to avoid physical activity. Today, we have a better understanding of the body and the changes it goes through while expecting. Exercise, for a healthy mother-to-be during a normal pregnancy, can be beneficial for both mother and unborn baby. Eat Right While You Exercise…

Pregnancy can already feel overwhelming, and summer heat often adds an extra layer of discomfort. Staying cool and hydrated isn’t just about comfort—it’s also essential for your health and your baby’s well-being. During the warmer months, dehydration and overheating can happen quickly. Make sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day, even if you…

You’ve no doubt seen the commercials urging parents to immunize their teen and pre-teen daughters against the human papillomavirus (HPV), the virus known to cause cervical cancer in women. But surprisingly, there has been a recent upswing in HPV-related oropharynx (throat) cancer in men. Recent findings by the National Cancer Institute show that researchers have…
Hormone replacement therapy involves taking medications to manage female hormones. It was once the go-to solution for menopause symptoms. Doctors used to believe that it had positive long-term effects like prevention of heart disease and dementia. A clinical trial revealed that this type of treatment could pose several health risks for some patients. Today, many…