Preventative Care, Personalized Advice
It doesn’t matter how old you are, what kind of lifestyle you lead, or what your medical history looks like. As a woman, reproductive care is essential for lasting health.
That’s why we developed our compassion-first approach: to make it easy to ask the right questions and get effective guidance for your unique situation.
Your Gynecology Exam
From using birth control to undergoing treatments for diseases to recovering from pregnancy to simple genetics, many factors influence your gynecological health at different life stages. To identify these and track overall well-being, your gynecology exam might include:
- A pelvic exam to check your vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus, rectum, and pelvis for masses, growths, and any other abnormalities – particularly in your ovaries
- A pap test to screen for cervical cancer
- A preventative care plan to manage reproductive organ disease. If surgical intervention is needed, your provider will walk you through every potential option.
Learn More About Gynecology
Ready to take control of your gynecological health? Between appointments, browse our resources to learn more about your journey:
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Does a Pap Smear Hurt? What to Expect for Your First Time
Worried about Pap smears being painful? You’re not alone. While the exam may cause mild pressure or cramping, it’s usually not painful. Open…
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Menopause Weight Gain: When Does it Usually Start?
Experience sudden weight gain in your 40s or 50s? Menopause might be the culprit. Discover how hormone shifts and metabolism changes impact your…
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Perimenopause Signs: Could They be Starting for You?
If your periods are acting up, you may be entering perimenopause. This transitional phase can start in your late 30s and brings symptoms…
