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Menopause affects just about every aspect of your life, including your libido and sexual health. Learn more about how menopause changes sexual health and what to do to keep your libido up.

A pap smear is a crucial diagnostic tool we use to screen for cervical cancer – but what happens if it's abnormal? Keep reading to learn the next steps after an abnormal pap test and what to expect out of treatment.

When you go month after month with negative pregnancy tests, you may be losing hope. Infertility help is within reach, but when do you need it? Learn when it's time to seek infertility treatments and when you should continue trying.

Menopause brings many changes to a woman's body: Decreased estrogen leads to hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, and even bone loss. Learn more about how menopause and osteoporosis correlate and prevention tips to keep your bones healthy.

Mammograms are stressful enough, especially if you have dense breasts, but what does that mean? Learn more about dense breast tissue, when it's a problem, and if you need to worry about your breast health.

Irregular vaginal bleeding outside of your period is scary – especially when it comes to pain and other symptoms. Read on to learn if your irregular bleeding could be due to endometriosis and what to do next for relief.

A hysterectomy is a major surgical procedure that may leave you with many questions, including those about menopause. Learn more about a hysterectomy and if you can expect to go into menopause right after surgery.

Early detection of cervical cancer is crucial to survival, and a Pap smear is the best way to find it. Read on to learn the importance of Pap smears for women's health and how often you should get one for cervical cancer prevention.

A call after your Pap smear notifying you that your results were abnormal is scary, particularly when they use the words “cervical dysplasia.” Here, we explain cervical dysplasia, what it means, and the steps to avoid cervical cancer.

Being diagnosed with a high-risk pregnancy is scary, especially when you don't know why or what to expect. Keep reading to learn what makes a pregnancy a high-risk one and how to ensure a healthy delivery for you and your baby.

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are quite common among sexually active men and women, but you can prevent them or at least reduce your risk. Keep reading to learn more about prevalent STDs and how to keep yourself safe from these diseases.

Menopause and other hormonal issues lead to symptoms like vaginal dryness, and it can take a tremendous toll on your sex life. Read on to learn how to treat vaginal dryness to put a spark in your sex life again.

Obesity affects many aspects of your health, but did you know your fertility is one of them? Keep reading to find out how your weight affects your ability to get pregnant and what to do if you're struggling with infertility.

Your first pregnancy is a fascinating time, and you're probably ecstatic about seeing the baby's progression through ultrasounds, but are they safe? Read on to discover when to get an ultrasound during prenatal care appointments.

Irregular vaginal bleeding can mean many things and can make everyday life very difficult — until now. Keep reading to learn how our in-office NovaSure® procedure stops irregular bleeding quickly and efficiently.

Raising a teenage daughter can be challenging, especially when she hits puberty, but when is the right time to take her in for a Pap smear? Keep reading to learn when we suggest you bring your daughter in for cervical cancer screening.

Breast self-exams are something that could save your life, but they're only one aspect of breast cancer prevention. Keep reading to find out if you still need a mammogram while doing regular self-exams.

Heavy bleeding during your period significantly affects your life, but what can you do? Read on to learn about common causes of excessive menstrual bleeding and when it's too much for you to deal with alone.

When you're pregnant, you want to get through the entire nine months safely, making sure you and your baby are healthy. But what if you're high-risk? Read on to discover what causes a high-risk pregnancy and whether you need to worry.

A Pap smear is an excellent preventive screening tool that checks for signs of cancer early on. But how often do you need one? Read on to discover when you need a Pap smear and what to expect at your appointment.

Menopause is a tumultuous time in a woman's life, when hormones change drastically, causing uncomfortable symptoms. Read on to discover how to stay healthy during and after menopause for optimal health.

After an abnormal Pap smear, you may need a colposcopy diagnostic test, but what can you expect from this test? Read on to discover what happens during a colposcopy and what to expect afterward.

Every woman is at risk for breast cancer. However, the newest technology allows doctors to screen against it and find it early. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about the current breast cancer screening guidelines.

Many conditions lead to irregular menstrual cycles, including PCOS, which causes other problems with your health as well. Keep reading to learn about PCOS and how it leads to irregular periods.

If you’re pregnant, you and your unborn baby need extra care, including staying vaccinated, especially against COVID-19. Keep reading to learn more about what vaccines you need and which to avoid when pregnant.

Hormone imbalances throw off several of the body's regular functions, including female fertility and ovulation. Keep reading to learn about hormone imbalances and how they negatively affect fertility.

A Pap smear is an essential preventive screening test for cervical cancer, and it's crucial to every woman's health. Keep reading to learn what you should discuss at your appointment to keep your health in check.

If it's time for your mammogram, you may be worried about the discomfort. But did you know there are steps you can take to make the screening less painful? Read on to learn how to stay comfortable during your mammogram appointment.

Choosing a birth control method can be confusing with the many options available. There's a lot to consider if you're trying to choose between the pill and an IUD. Read on to discover which option might be best for you and your lifestyle.

When you’re pregnant, you take many steps to ensure your unborn baby's health. One of the most important things you can do is take folic acid. Keep reading to discover the benefits of folic acid during your pregnancy.

Waking up in the middle of the night drenched in sweat isn't fun, but it's not uncommon during menopause. Keep reading to learn how to reduce your chances of night sweats during menopause.

A surprising number of couples struggle with infertility. If you’re one of them, don't lose hope. We can help. Keep reading to discover encouraging facts about infertility.

Diabetes affects your life in many ways, even during pregnancy. If you have diabetes and are planning to get pregnant, there are a few things you need to know. Keep reading to find out how to manage diabetes during your pregnancy.

Regular mammograms are the best way to find signs of breast cancer early. But what if your report says you have dense breast tissue? Keep reading to learn more about what dense breasts mean for your health.

Looking for a birth control method is exhausting, especially with the available options. Non-hormonal birth control is on the rise, with several advantages for your health. Here’s a look at the benefits of non-hormonal birth control methods.

If you get a phone call that Pap smear results are abnormal, you may be terrified. But an abnormal Pap test isn’t always a cause for immediate concern. Here are a few encouraging facts about your test.

When your periods are abnormal and you’re suffering from pelvic pain, you could have pelvic inflammatory disease. If you have PID, more than just your period is affected. Keep reading to learn about PID and when to get treatment.

When you’re nearing the end of your pregnancy, staying healthy is especially important. But can you still exercise during the last trimester? Keep reading to learn how to safely stay fit in the last few months of your pregnancy.

Any cancer is scary, but cervical cancer can creep up unnoticed if you’re not careful. You can prevent cervical cancer if you take the proper steps. Here’s what you can do.

Your fertility is important when you want to start or grow your family. But fertility declines with age, and other factors could be hurting your chances of conceiving. Keep reading to learn how you can naturally boost your fertility.

When menopause hits, some of the symptoms are unbearable. Hot flashes are one of the most uncomfortable of these symptoms. Keep reading to learn what you can do to tame your hot flashes during menopause.

Diabetes affects many people, including women who are pregnant. If you’re thinking of getting pregnant, learn the risks of diabetes to keep yourself and your developing baby healthy.

Keeping your baby healthy during your pregnancy is your No. 1 priority. That’s why proper prenatal care is so important. And your health is vital as well. Read on to learn the benefits of receiving good prenatal care.

When you have a mammogram, you hope the results are normal. But what happens when they come back saying you have dense breast tissue? Keep reading to learn what it means and if it’s a problem.

While your menstrual cycle can be an inconvenience, irregular bleeding can truly be a problem. But how do you know when you should seek help? Read on to learn more about when you should get treatment for irregular vaginal bleeding.

Pregnancy is a time of excitement as you prepare for the next chapter. But it doesn’t always go smoothly. Keep reading to learn about common issues you may experience during pregnancy and what to do about them.

Many women dread the end of their childbearing years — because it means menopause is right around the corner. However, it doesn’t happen overnight. Learn the signs of the beginnings of menopause.

Pregnancy is supposed to be an exciting time in your life. However, if you’ve been told you have a high-risk pregnancy, it’s a scary realization. Learn more about high risk pregnancies and how to weed out the facts from the myths.

With so many birth control options, how do you know which one is right for you? From pills to implants to IUDs, the choices are endless. But what if you want a permanent option? Learn when to consider a tubal ligation for birth control.

Breast cancer is a problem that’s treatable when it’s found early. Self breast exams and mammograms are two of the most important tools for detecting cancer. We share more about mammograms and how often you need one.

Is vaginal dryness plaguing your sex life? There are many different reasons you could have this condition, but you definitely want relief as soon as you can get it. We have treatments for vaginal dryness.

Irregular bleeding isn't always something to worry about — until it is. There are a lot of conditions that lead to this, some more severe than others. Learn why you're dealing with irregular bleeding.

If you’ve been contemplating going on birth control or changing the type you use, the many different options can seem daunting. How do you know which contraceptive is right for you? Learn more about the different types and how to pick one.

Monthly bleeding is normal during a large portion of a woman’s life, but what happens when you bleed outside of your normal cycle? Irregular bleeding is usually a concern, and we have treatment that can help.

Regular breast exams are the key to preventing breast cancer. But did you know that includes mammograms, too? Here’s what you need to know about mammography.

Pregnancy is an exciting time, but can also be overwhelming. You probably have a million questions. This is where your prenatal appointments come in. Dr. Roberts shares more about these appointments and why they’re so important.

Pregnancy is an exciting time in any woman's life. If you find yourself expecting during the winter, there are certain obstacles you'll encounter. We share tips on how to have a successful winter pregnancy and avoid bumps in the road.

If painful periods and heavy bleeding are plaguing your life, it may be more than just a nuisance. Endometriosis causes not only heavy periods, but also other issues, like infertility. We can help you get your symptoms under control.

When you find out you're pregnant, your first thought shouldn’t be what can go wrong. Staying healthy for you and your baby is vital. Learn ways you can help prevent gestational diabetes from affecting your pregnancy.

When you’re ready to start a family, you want it as soon as possible. However, if you have fertility issues, having a baby may seem impossible. Find out more about infertility and what treatments may help you achieve your dream.

Hot flashes, mood swings, and fatigue are all common symptoms of menopause. If you’re experiencing any of these, you might be entering that time in your life. There are a variety of symptoms that may signal menopause is around the corner.

If you’ve ever experienced bleeding outside of your normal cycle, you know it can be scary. Irregular bleeding is usually your body’s way of telling you to get checked out. We share some reasons you may have unusual bleeding.

If you're looking for ways to prevent pregnancy, the many options out there can seem overwhelming. We sort out the different types of birth control to help you find the right one for you.

When you think of a Pap smear, do you think of a cold speculum and funny stirrups? Although they aren't the most pleasant, they can help catch cervical cancer along with other issues. Find out what you can expect after an abnormal Pap.

When you’re pregnant, it’s a joyous time in your life. But did you know the road to a healthy pregnancy starts well before conception? There are ways to prepare your body now to make your journey to having a baby a smooth one.

Just hearing the words “breast cancer” can spark anxiety. But regular mammograms can help detect this horrible disease early when it’s easier to treat. Find out when you should start getting mammograms.

Hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings are no fun. If you have any of these menopausal symptoms, you’re looking for relief. There is good news -- hormone replacement therapy may help.

Your first prenatal appointment can help get your pregnancy health and wellness needs on-track. You’ll have a physical exam, consult with your doctor, and partake in various tests and screenings.