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Exploring the Benefits of Pelvic Physical Therapy
Strengthening muscles through pelvic physical therapy provides preventive and rehabilitative benefits to many women, not just in terms of reproductive health. When you learn how it’s done, you’ll...
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Lower Back Pain in the Third Trimester of Pregnancy: Causes and Relief
Lower back pain is the most common and frequent concern of mothers in their third trimester of pregnancy. So, if you’re already starting to feel your baby bump straining your lower back, don’t worry:...
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Does a Pap Smear Test for Sexually Transmitted Infections?
Many people walk into their gynecologist’s office assuming that a Pap smear will tell them whether or not they have any sexually transmitted infections (STI). This confusion is common and...
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Abnormal Pap Smear Results: Potential Causes and it be a Concern
A Pap smear is a screening test that detects abnormal changes in cervical cells. Its goal is to help you and your doctor identify and treat changes early while they are still easily manageable. But...
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Myomectomy vs Hysterectomy: Advantages of Each in Treating Fibroids
Living with fibroids can be exhausting—heavy periods, constant pelvic pain, bloating, and even infertility can take a physical and emotional toll on anyone. If you’ve been struggling with these...
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Endometrial Ablation vs Hysterectomy: Know Your Options
If you experience heavy menstrual bleeding, you may have considered endometrial ablation and hysterectomies at one point to lessen it. However, while both procedures help, their differences and...
View ArticleWhat Weekly Ultrasounds Should Look Like for Twins and Multiple Gestations
Multiple gestations (carrying twins, triplets, or more) are unique experiences of pregnancy that come with similarly distinct needs and considerations for both the mother and baby. Your journey will...
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What Does Bleeding After a Pap Smear Mean and What to Do About It
If you experience light bleeding or spotting after a Pap smear, it’s not necessarily a cause for concern. This light bleeding is often harmless, temporary, and resolves on its own. However, that’s...
View ArticlePreventive Screenings Every Woman Needs by Age Group
Preventing health screenings are integral to the early detection of treatment of many women’s reproductive health concerns. Through these, OB-GYN practitioners can proactively collaborate with patients...
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OBGYN Advice for Managing PMS and Menstrual Pain
Menstrual pain is a reality for many, but it should not be dismissed as “normal” when it becomes severe, persistent, or disruptive. While mild discomfort is expected, intense cramping, heavy bleeding,...
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