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The vagina goes through a number of significant changes following childbirth. Some of these changes may only be temporary and will improve with time and self-care practices, while others may require gynecological intervention to restore the look, feel, and function of the vagina. Let’s explore the specific vaginal changes that take place after childbirth and…
Change is inevitable – especially when it comes to the way your body looks. If you are unhappy with your vaginal aesthetic, you are not alone. Many women experience this issue, but fortunately, there are solutions to improve it. Dr. Levin, OBGYN, provides more than just standard gynecological care. He also provides the treatment of…
Menopause is a significant phase in a woman’s life and brings on a number of physiological changes that can drive her to her wits’ end. Among these changes is the dramatic decrease in estrogen levels — during and after menopause — that causes thinning, drying, and inflammation of the vaginal walls (vaginal atrophy). The MonaLisa…
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….
Multiple pregnancies, especially being pregnant with twins, are on the rise thanks to the increased use of fertility treatments and women having children at later ages. Although it is impossible to know for sure whether you are carrying twins or multiples until you have an ultrasound, there are certain symptoms that could indicate you are…
