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Pregnancy is an exciting time for any woman. But it can also be overwhelming. That’s why you need a team of specialists on your side to give you the truth about not only the good, but the bad and the ugly, too — like preeclampsia.

At some point in their lives, nearly all people will be infected with an STD. Get the facts about STDs and learn how undetected and untreated STDs can have a major impact on your health and wellness.

Being a woman is great, but it does come with some unique problems — like vaginal itching. It could be a simple skin irritation, or it may indicate a serious condition. Find out about the potential causes of an itchy vagina here.

Endometriosis can cause heavy and painful periods, as well as other uncomfortable symptoms. This relatively common condition can lead to complications, including infertility. Read on to learn more about this condition.

If you leak urine when you laugh, it’s no laughing matter. Fortunately, you can go back to laughing, or coughing or sneezing, without fear of urine leaks. Learn what causes urinary incontinence and how to treat it.

A few women sail through perimenopause and menopause with ease, but many others struggle with life-altering side effects that range from vaginal dryness to night sweats. The good news is that there are solutions.

If you’re pregnant, you expect to have at least a handful of ultrasound exams before your due date. But what do they actually tell you about your baby? Keep reading to find out.

Do you struggle with incontinence? Many who do feel embarrassed and alone. Female incontinence is more common than many people realize, but there are effective treatment options available that can allow you to put an end to it.

By using birth control, you can plan your pregnancies for a time that’s best for you and your family. Read on to learn more about the different forms of birth control.

Pelvic organ prolapse is fairly common, occurring in about one-third of all female patients. This painful condition occurs when pelvic organs drop and extend into or outside the vagina. Read on for more information, including treatment options.

Learning that your fertility problem has no known cause can be discouraging, but there’s still reason to be hopeful. Read on to find out about unexplained infertility and the empirical treatment approach that can help you move forward.

Female sterilization, sometimes called tubal ligation, provides permanent birth control, but is it right for you? Unfortunately, there are a lot of rumors surrounding this procedure. In this blog, we debunk the top five myths.

You’ve been warned about hot flashes, night sweats, and mood changes, but what about the ways early menopause can affect your bones and joints? Take a closer look at how menopause can lead to osteoarthritis.

Fibroids can cause a lot of uncomfortable symptoms, and sometimes, they can even interfere with pregnancy. Depending on your risk factors, you might be able to reduce your symptoms on your own. Here's what you need to know.

Incontinence is far more common than you might think — affecting one-quarter to one-third of men and women in the United States. Here’s a look at the two main types that affect women and what we can do to help.

Ultrasounds and pregnancy go hand-in-hand, but the benefits and uses of ultrasound extend beyond pregnancy. Read on to learn who can benefit from ultrasound technology and when you might need this diagnostic scan.

While some women sail through menopause with ease, most experience symptoms that range from a minor nuisance to life-altering. Here’s a look at how we can help smooth this inevitable transition.

Struggling to choose a type of birth control? Allow our providers to explain the pros and cons of the five main types of birth control — knowing all of your options is the first step to finding the best birth control for you.

A Pap smear is an important test for women’s health that your OB/GYN often recommends. If your results aren’t normal, you’re likely to be concerned. Learn more about Pap smears and what your abnormal results could indicate about your health.

Short-term hormonal birth control is one of the most popular methods for preventing pregnancy. But did you know that birth control can do a host of other things for you?

If you want to protect yourself from certain cancers, a Pap test is one of your best safeguards. Here’s how a Pap smear can save your life.