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Sexually transmitted diseases are at an all-time high, but you can do things to protect yourself. A gynecologist is one of the best resources for information and guidance in taking care of your sexual health.

It isn’t unusual to show signs of infertility. This can be stressful because many people don't show any signs of infertility until they try to conceive. A gynecologist is your best resource in getting to the root of fertility trouble.

Period pain is more than an inconvenience; it can interfere with school, work, and wreck your daily activities. Birth control can relieve period pain so that you can get on with your life.

Where do you turn for answers if your Pap test is abnormal? Your gynecologist is your best resource. Sit down with your provider to go over your results and discuss the next steps.

Heavy periods can force you to plan your day around bathroom breaks, cancel social plans, and disrupt your work day. Endometrial ablation is a surgery-free option to stop or significantly reduce heavy periods.

Aside from helping you prevent unwanted pregnancies, birth control can be used to treat a variety of women’s issues. Learn about some surprising benefits of birth control that don’t involve avoiding pregnancy.

Fibroids can cause tremendous pain, interfere with your daily life, and even disrupt your fertility. Do they fade away on their own, or do you need other care? Treatment can provide much needed relief so that you can get back to your life.

Scheduling regular screenings, such as Pap smears, even when you’re in good health, plays a role in keeping you healthy and lowering the risk of dying of chronic diseases. Read on to learn more.

A standard fertility evaluation involves exams and tests for both partners with the goal of finding the cause of a couple’s struggles to conceive. A cause isn’t always found, but treatment increases the chances of becoming pregnant.

Living with heavy periods is often more than an inconvenience. If you’re struggling with heavy periods, treatment options are available to ease your symptoms. Read on to learn more.

The choice to begin birth control is a personal one. Depending on if and when you plan to get pregnant, your choices and methods vary. Read on to learn about many of your available options.

If you have endometriosis, you may be a candidate for an endometrial ablation. An endometrial ablation is a common procedure performed on women to provide relief for heavy menstrual bleeding, cramps, and other painful menstrual symptoms.

Uterine fibroids are common in women of all ages. Though no symptoms may be persistent, uterine fibroids may lead to infertility, discomfort, and issues regulating hormone levels. Read on to learn more about the types and treatment available.

Polycystic ovary syndrome disrupts a woman’s hormonal levels, causing issues with menstrual cycles, fertility, and hormonal imbalances. Recognizing the signs and symptoms is an important step to early treatment.

What does “abnormal bleeding” mean? Abnormal bleeding refers to heavy bleeding that occurs outside of your normal menstrual period. It is an important reason to meet with your doctor and determine if there’s an underlying problem.

Getting a Pap smear is an essential part of a woman’s health care regimen, but what do you do when the results aren’t what you expected? Read on to learn more about what an abnormal Pap result may mean for you.

Choosing a method of birth control requires research, understanding your end goal, and an understanding of how each can impact your body. Read on to learn about your available birth control options and how to choose what’s best for you.

The symptoms of menopause are as varied in severity and duration as the women who go through them. If you’re struggling with quality of life issues because of menopause, here’s a look at how we can treat them.

If you’re among the millions of women who are surviving breast cancer through hormone therapy, you’re likely dealing with unpleasant side effects. We’re here to help you regain your quality of life to celebrate your victory.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.