Blog Archive

Urinary incontinence is a common problem for many women, especially as they get older. But just because it’s common, that doesn’t mean it’s normal — and luckily, it can be treated. Here’s how we can help.

Pregnancy brings lots of changes, including changes in your sleep patterns. Getting plenty of sleep is important for you and your baby, so what can you do to stay rested? We have tips that can help.

Pap smears are the gold standard when it comes to detecting early signs of cervical cancer and other abnormal issues affecting your cervix. Here, learn if you need a Pap smear and how often you should be screened.

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are increasing, posing potentially serious health issues for millions of people. If you’re sexually active, here’s what you should know to reduce your risk of infections and improve your overall health.

Birth control plays an important role in many women’s lives. Understanding the pros and cons or hormonal methods — and how they compare to non-hormonal options — can help you choose the best method for your lifestyle.

Bleeding during pregnancy can be an alarming and worrisome experience, but fortunately, most bleeding is not serious. Here’s why bleeding happens and what to do about it.

Natural women’s health is all about helping you take control of your healthy future, with medical care, guidance, and support based on your unique needs. Our holistic approach focuses on the whole patient for a better quality of life.

Prenatal care plays an essential role in helping moms-to-be and their developing babies stay healthy throughout pregnancy and delivery. If you’ve never had prenatal care, here’s what to expect during your visits.

As a busy woman, it can seem almost impossible to fit an annual well-woman exam into your schedule. But before you cancel or postpone your next visit, consider these five reasons why you shouldn’t.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, shining a light on a painful condition that can take a major toll on your comfort and quality of life. Here, learn about some common myths that could be standing in the way of your search for relief.

Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive approach to surgery that’s widely used in gynecology and other medical specialties. Here, learn how laparoscopy works along with the unique benefits it can offer.

Transvaginal ultrasound imaging exams give your doctor a detailed view of your uterus, ovaries, and other organs and structures. But are they safe? We have the answer.

Endometriosis increases the risk of infertility, but some treatments can help. Working with your doctor is the best way to find relief for your symptoms and increase the chances of a successful conception.

Colposcopy is an in-office exam used to diagnose the cause of specific symptoms or conditions, including abnormal Pap smear results. If you need a colposcopy, here’s what to expect during your appointment.

Incontinence is common, yet many women think there’s nothing they can do about it. That’s not true. In fact, there are lots of treatments that can help. Here’s how we can help you finally find relief.

Yeast infections are common, and it’s tempting to try to treat them on your own. But some yeast infections require a doctor’s attention to help them heal as quickly as possible. Here’s when you should see our team for your yeast infection.

Ultrasound technology helps your doctor “see inside” your body without radiation and without discomfort. Here we share three types of ultrasounds that can help us keep you healthy at every stage of life.

Intrauterine insemination (IUI) uses special techniques to address both female and male infertility issues to help couples conceive. Here’s how IUI works and what to expect during and after an IUI treatment.

Pap smears play a vital role in diagnosing cervical cancer and other issues. But not all abnormal test results are caused by cancer. If you have an abnormal Pap smear result, here’s what happens next.

Having a yearly well woman visit is one of the best things you can do to stay healthy. In addition to a physical exam, your visit includes screenings to help you avoid serious diseases. Here’s how to get ready for your next exam.

Incontinence is an all-too-common problem following childbirth, but the good news is, it’s often temporary. When it’s not, we have solutions that can help. If you’re dealing with postpartum urinary incontinence, here’s what we want you to know.

Exercise has many benefits, so it may not surprise you that it can help with fertility. But it’s not all good news — you still need to follow some basic guidelines, which we outline in this post.

Periods can always be a bit of an annoyance, but if you have heavy flow, menstruation can take a big toll on your quality of life. Here’s what causes heavy menstrual bleeding and how treatment can help.

It’s easy to take good health for granted — until something happens. This year, make your health a priority. Here are nine resolutions to get you started.

Fertility issues elicit an array of emotions, from frustration to deep sadness. Intrauterine insemination (IUI) helps many couples overcome obstacles so they can conceive. If you’re having fertility issues, here’s how IUI could help.

Anxiety affects millions of people in the United States and worldwide, interfering with life on a daily basis. Fortunately, anxiety responds very well to treatment. Here’s how we can help.

Ultrasound imaging plays an important role in prenatal health, helping identify potential issues that could cause problems for you or your baby. Here’s what to expect during your prenatal imaging.

Urinary incontinence is a common problem for many women — so common, in fact, that many people consider it a “normal” part of aging. But it’s not. Here’s what you need to know about UI, including how we can treat it.

Fertility issues are surprisingly common, but that doesn’t make them any less upsetting. The good news: Sometimes, lifestyle changes can help. Here are nine things you and your partner can try.

Had it up to here with heavy periods? We get it, and we may have the answer you’ve been looking for. Find out if endometrial ablation is an option for you.