Your primary care provider (PCP) is an important part of your health care team. In fact, often they are your first point of contact when you need treatment for a health issue. While both OBGYNs and PCPs work together to provide the best care for you, there are certain situations best suited for your OBGYN….
We’ve all heard of the classic signs of a heart attack: the pain and feeling of tightness in the chest. The sensation of a heavy weight that makes it difficult to breathe. The image of someone clutching their chest in pain. But for women’s heart health, the warning signs may be different. Such as jaw…
Most women are aware of the importance of annual mammograms to detect breast cancer, or they know about useful tips to help if they’re breastfeeding. But are there simple steps you can take to improve your general breast health? And how can this impact your overall wellness? We’ll take a closer look at how you…
The burning pain can make going to the bathroom almost unbearable. Urinary tract infections, or UTIs are very common. According to the Cleveland Clinic 60% of women will experience a UTI within their lifetimes. Unfortunately, the UTI myths that surround them are also common. Believing these myths can keep you from getting the help you…
Confess: We know you have your favorites. Is it the Thanksgiving gravy that is a perfected family recipe? Or maybe the cookies that your aunt always makes on Christmas eve. Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year’s or Kwanzaa, there are several special occasions during the winter months that call for gatherings of family and friends….
It’s much more than the “baby blues.” The term “baby blues” doesn’t convey the extreme anxiety, crying spells, mood swings and severe depression that can occur after giving birth. These are symptoms of postpartum depression. The signs of postpartum depression can begin within two to three days after you’ve given birth. But how long does…
For millions of women, a Pap smear is a regular part of their annual checkups. It’s an important test because it can detect cervical cancer at its earliest, and most treatable, stage. But the Pap smear is also the source of many questions and even some confusion. These include when to get a Pap smear, and…
You’ve probably heard it referred to as “the change,” and it’s a natural part of a woman’s life. Menopause marks the end of childbearing years and can present several unique challenges. We’ve compiled a useful list of these challenges to let you know about the 10 health conditions of which postmenopausal women should be aware….
In many cases, you don’t. This is because, if you have a healthy immune system, your body may rid itself of the virus before you show any symptoms. HPV has been known to cause cervical cancer, as well as other types of cancer. This is why it’s very important to be screened and have regular…
There’s nothing wrong with normal vaginal discharge. This regular discharge helps protect you from infection and irritation. It also helps ensure that your vaginal tissues are healthy. But what do you do when there’s a change in your normal discharge? How do you know if you have a problem “down there?” And when should you…
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