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You’ve been told that your pregnancy is considered high risk and, as you absorb the news, your mind begins to race. Here, we outline five steps you can take to manage your high-risk pregnancy.

There are many reasons why you may be experiencing pelvic pain, including an untreated sexually transmitted disease. This symptom is largely associated with two infections, in particular, which we review here.

You’re not ready for a family, and you’re researching ways to avoid an unplanned pregnancy. To help with your decision, we’ve pulled together some of the benefits of a barrier approach to birth control.

You’ve developed problems with incontinence or you’re experiencing discomfort in your pelvis. These are two possible results of uterine prolapse, and neither are side effects you want to live with. We can help.

You’ve waited to have children, and now you’re wondering whether it’s still possible to safely do so after the age of 40. The answer is, of course, but there are some things you should consider for your health and your baby’s health.

When it comes to serious quality-of-life issues, urinary incontinence certainly holds a place on the list. Thankfully, there’s much we can do to solve the problem, but the first step is identifying the type of incontinence.

People keep referring to your newborn as a “bundle of joy,” but you’re feeling anything but happy. Experiencing the “baby blues” is perfectly normal, but ongoing mood problems may signal postpartum depression.

Few advancements in the field of gynecology have made as big an impact as minimally invasive surgery. Now, we’re taking it a step further by blending human experience with robotic precision to perform hysterectomies.

About 17% of women over the age of 18 struggle with an overactive bladder, which can lead to problems with incontinence. If you find yourself in this struggle, we want to assure you that there are solutions.

As the world works toward immunity against COVID-19, you wonder whether you should join the vaccination efforts while you’re pregnant. We understand your concerns and address them here.

You’ve put off getting pregnant until you were ready, and now you’re excited to move forward. And that’s when you’re met with the words, “of advanced maternal age.” Here, we explore what this categorization signals.

Millions of women experience painful periods and abnormal bleeding for a wide variety of reasons. If you’re struggling with your menstrual cycles, here’s a closer look at one potential culprit — adenomyosis.

While the thought of surgery of any kind can be worrisome, there are two words that can soften the blow — minimally invasive. Here’s a look at how this approach to surgery reduces your risks and your recovery.

More than two years ago, the maker of Essure® coils discontinued its sales and pulled the product from the market, leaving women who have the implants wondering about next steps. Here’s what you should know.

In a perfect world, your periods come and go each month without incident. Unfortunately, millions of women experience abnormal bleeding, which can be caused by a wide range of issues. We review the top five here.

Of the many unwelcome changes that come with menopause, urinary incontinence certainly leads the charge. If you’re among the 50% of postmenopausal women with this embarrassing condition, we can help.

While uncommon, cervical incompetence can lead to a potentially devastating outcome during a pregnancy. Learn more about this condition and how we can protect you and your unborn child.

You struggle with heavy, painful periods each month, and you’ve had enough. This is one scenario in which an endometrial ablation can provide much-needed relief. Find out if it’s a possible solution for you.

Entering a new year is often a time when people make some very big decisions, such as starting a family. If you’re thinking of building the family of your dreams this year, here are some tips to get you started on the right foot.

Pelvic organ prolapse may be more common than you think, as researchers estimate it affects up to 50% of women. Here’s a look at the many types of pelvic organ prolapse and what we can do to resolve the issue.

December can be a busy month, but we want to make the case for putting a very important item on your to-do list: your health. And now’s the time to take advantage of your health plan’s preventive care options.

There’s no shortage of options when it comes to family planning, and each takes one of three approaches: barrier, natural, and hormonal. In the following, we explore how hormonal birth control works.

The manufacture of Essure was halted in 2018 due to complications that developed in some women. If you’re among those who are experiencing problems with Essure, we offer experienced and expert removal services.

While the thought of surgery may not be welcome, thanks to advanced technology, we can take a minimally invasive approach to reduce your risks. Here’s a look at the many benefits of minimally invasive surgery.

Whether it’s your first pregnancy or your third, if it’s considered high risk, you want to do everything in your power to ensure that everything goes smoothly. Here are a few tips to help safeguard the health of you and your baby.

In a perfect world, your pelvic floor holds your pelvic organs in place and everything functions smoothly. When this floor weakens, however, it can lead to prolapse — a problem that can be prevented with targeted exercises and lifestyle changes.

A hysterectomy is an irreversible procedure, which means the decision to undergo it shouldn’t be taken lightly. Still, there are many instances when a hysterectomy is the best decision for your health and your quality of life.

**Spoiler alert! ** Urinary incontinence isn’t normal, but it is extremely common, especially among women. Thankfully, there are many ways we can approach the problem and improve your quality of life.

Family planning is viewed as one of the greatest health achievements of the 20th century as it allows women and their partners to create the family of their dreams on their own terms. To explore the many benefits of family planning, read on.

Women are hardly strangers to pelvic pain, but ongoing discomfort that affects your everyday life is another matter altogether and hardly normal. Here’s a look at the common causes of pelvic pain and what we can do about them.