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Menopause may be a natural part of every woman’s life, but it brings with it a host of austere realities, both physically and psychologically. One such problem is the drop in estrogen levels following menopause. This causes vaginal atrophy, a condition characterized by the drying, inflammation, and thinning of vaginal walls, all of which make…
Endometriosis is a condition characterized by the growth of something similar to uterine tissue outside the uterus, ovaries, and tubes. The tissue can spread to your bladder or intestines, causing pain, intense cramping, heavy and irregular periods, and pain during sex. The abnormal location of the tissue can irritate the internal organs that it touches….
If you want smoother skin, fuller lips, and a more youthful appearance, your doctor may recommend Juvéderm. This specialized cosmetic dermal filler harnesses hyaluronic acid, which is injected directly into the skin or the lips to boost and smooth out your complexion – with lasting results. Hyaluronic acid is a sugar that is naturally found…
Nowadays, most people are managing almost every aspect of their lives while at home. Working, schooling, and grocery shopping are now being done without having to get out. The surge in telemedicine appointments reveals a tremendous amount of medical care is also being dispensed to patients virtually. Telehealth is now much more widely used as…
There are certain medical issues that only affect women. A women’s health clinic is therefore dedicated to providing health and wellness services to women, and this type of clinic is staffed by OB/GYN physicians and wellness specialists. Reproductive health issues are among the biggest concerns that are addressed at these medical centers. There are many…
Gynecologists are frequently considered to be primary care providers for women. They perform life-saving screenings for women during their annual exams, such as Pap smears and professional manual breast exams. Maintaining excellent reproductive health is critical to optimum overall health. Even if your last visit to a gynecologist was a long time ago, it’s never…
Pelvic pain is felt below the belly button and may be difficult to differentiate with abdominal pain. Since women are more affected by pelvic pain than men, gynecologists recommend every woman undergo regular pelvic exams to track and protect their reproductive health. Pregnant women, in particular, must immediately see a gynecologist if they experience pelvic…
When a woman reaches her early 30s, her body goes through a decrease in hormone levels – which can affect her ability to get pregnant. Once women reach their 40s, getting pregnant becomes very risky to both them and their babies. You may have delayed having children due to your career or finding a partner…
If you have abnormally painful cramps during your periods, it may be due to endometriosis. This is a very painful condition, because endometrial tissue – which lines the uterus and sheds every month – also grows abnormally outside the uterus, typically around your ovaries or fallopian tubes. The problem is that this misguided endometrial tissue…
Pregnancy takes you on a roller-coaster ride thanks to fluctuating hormones. From the moment you find out you’re pregnant until after you give birth, there are many things happening in your body hormonally. There are four main hormones that are most affected by pregnancy: HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin), progesterone, estrogen, and HPL (human placental lactogen)….
