STD – Women's Health Practice

Strategies for Contraceptive Success

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

Immunity, because of vaccination, is the best way we have of protecting ourselves and out children from the HPV virus

Partners share STDs, but when to discuss this fact is, well, stressful and confusing, but yes, tell your partner if

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

At Women’s Health Practice our priority is to help you understand your health. Herpes infections are sometimes a bit tricky

Cervical cancer in women and Penile cancer in men are caused by the HPV virus, (Human Papilloma virus), which is

What makes your cervix healthy? Here’s how you can check for yourself Most women do not need to check their

Pap smears are an effective screen for STDs, and so it’s important to know if your IUD would affect the

1.Having an STD means seeing your provider and really knowing that this is what is going on with your symptoms.

Most people think they know the gist of STD testing: After you are sexually active, you show up and get