Women’s Health & Menopause Center Wishes You a Happy Thanksgiving



During normal circumstances even if you don’t have seasonal affective disorder (SAD), it is common to feel a bit of the blues during and after the holidays, especially in Michigan where the skies are gray and the temperatures make outings a chore. Add to that COVID-19 affecting family and friend gatherings, and a pregnancy or…

Your menstrual cycle can be an indicator of your health status. Experiencing this natural process can be different for each woman. This makes it harder to know when something is normal and when it isn’t. What do you need to know about your menstrual cycle? What Is Normal During My Period? The menstrual cycle usually…

Women’s Health and Menopause Center Wishes You a Happy 4th of July!
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…

Every year, over 13,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer. Cervical Health Awareness Month is a great time to bring awareness to save women’s lives by visiting their gynecologist for the recommended Pap test and receiving the proper HPV vaccination dosages. Men and women should receive this vaccine; it saves lives! Contact Women’s Health in…

Most women and babies do well but there is an increase in pre-term labor and more severe disease requiring supplemental oxygen for pregnant women who contract COVID-19, according to the Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Vaccination can prevent severe outcomes. We do recommend that our pregnant patients who do not have underlying conditions or risk…