Contraception – Women's Health Practice

First Non-Hormonal Contraceptive to Regulate Vaginal pH

The Team at Women’s Health Practice was proud to be part of the clinical research that lead to the newest

Women’s Heath Practice was proud to participate in the Ampower study that helped bring Phexxi to market. We also would

Here are some suggestions for what you should do: Follow all social distancing recommendations! Of course. Make a pregnancy planning

We know that ‘perfect use’ of contraceptive methods is always better, more successful, less likely to produce side effects and

After miscarriage many couples want to get pregnant again, soon. It’s important that you understand your body, your emotions, and

Most women have heard of the ovarian hormones estrogen and progesterone, and that they are controlled by the pituitary gland

All IUD manufacturer’s instructions, and the IUD websites tell you to check your strings! The CDC does not feel that

Migraines Your gyno is often the first to hear about your headaches and perhaps is going to be the one

Can birth control pills prior to trying for pregnancy preserve your eggs so that you ovulate a healthier egg? Maybe

Trying for pregnancy should be fun and relaxed, most couples manage quite well without a lot of plotting, tools or