December 2019 – Women's Health Practice

Are You at Risk For Cardiovascular Disease?

There are many ways to calculate whether you are at risk for Cardiovascular disease. The American Heart Association’s 2019 guidelines

PMDD is a very perplexing condition as the more we study we find out a lot about the condition, but

High blood pressure is measured as 140/90 or higher on two occasions. We are more concerned with the top number

The Minerva System and the NovaSure uterine ablation technologies were developed to treat women with heavy menstrual periods who also

It’s hard to figure out how you can imagine a menstrual cramp. Most menstrual cramps are not “in one’s head.”

A gland called the hypothalamus is at the base of the brain, it works as a control center for hormones.

Getting too thick in the middle, and regaining weight loss are the two biggest complaint I hear from women who

Some medical facts get twisted into very poor medical advice. Obese women have pretty much the same amount of sex,

Unprotected sex is something most gynos would advise against, however, there are steps to re-protect yourself if in fact this

The Episiotomy Cut: Debate 2012: In 1935 Aldridge and Watson published their theory that performing an episiotomy, which is a