Care for Gynecological Disorders
From annual exams to menopause management, we offer gynecological care during every stage of your life
As a woman, it’s important to take care of your gynecological health. This means establishing a regular routine of care visits to stay on top of your health, and developing a relationship with your gynecologist. For many women, a gynecologist is a key health resource and a trusted friend. Through the reproductive years and afterward, your gynecologist has the knowledge and experience to promote your well-being as a woman.
Our gynecology team ensures you have the most complete care. This means recommending tests and exams necessary at different stages of your life, and recognizing conditions that require care. They’ll provide that care directly or, when needed, refer you to the right specialist.
Your complete care includes:
- Annual exams
- Pap tests
- Breast exams, including mammograms and ultrasounds
- PMS management
- Birth control
- Family planning—We can help you answer your questions—Do we want children? How many children? When is the right time?—and make informed decisions to reach your goals. If pregnancy is a goal, your gynecologist will help you prepare for a healthy pregnancy and ensure your baby receives high-quality prenatal care.
- Menopause management—Menopause is a natural change every woman goes through, and you likely will have questions. We will help you find the right treatment, which may include diet, nutrition, exercise and medication, so your postmenopausal years are active, healthy and positive.
- Osteoporosis screening and care
- Care for pelvic pain and bladder problems
- Chronic disease screening
- Care of menstrual disorders, including endometriosis
If your doctor recommends surgery for a gynecological condition such as polyps or cysts, feel secure in knowing we offer the latest in surgical procedures, using minimally invasive techniques.
Our surgical team uses the most advanced laparoscopic surgery procedures to minimize invasive surgeries and speed up recovery time. Many of these procedures are performed on an outpatient basis. You may be able to leave the same or the following day to recover at home.
Meet Our Specialists
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This page last updated 11/6/08 12:41 PM
