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Pros And Cons Of The Different Types Of Birth Control

January 16, 2023

Choosing a regular method of birth control is a big decision. The most effective methods often come with drawbacks that must be considered, so it…
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4 Things To Know Before Going To The Gynecologist

January 2, 2023

There will come a time when every woman needs to visit a gynecologist. Even if you are not sexually active, visiting a gynecologist is a…
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Why Should I Wait To Have Sex After An IUD?

December 12, 2022

IUDs are one of the most effective types of contraceptives available to women, boasting more than 99% efficacy when it comes to . There is…
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What Is A Female Condom And How Do You Use It?

November 28, 2022

Female condoms, also known as internal condoms, are an alternative form of birth control that operate in a similar manner to regular condoms and offer…
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Common Questions And Answers About Nexplanon® Birth Control Arm Implant

November 21, 2022

One of the most effective forms of birth control available today is Nexplanon®. This is a type of birth control implant that is inserted in…
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Conditions & Management

  • Abnormal PAP Smears
  • Endometriosis
  • Initial Evaluation of Infertility
  • Menopause & Peri-Menopause Care
  • Menstrual Disorders
  • PCOS
  • Pelvic Relaxation & Prolapse
  • Sexual Health & Sexual Dysfunction
  • Urinary Problems
  • Vaginal Dryness & Painful Sex
  • Vaginitis Care

Procedures

  • Colposcopy
  • Endometrial Biopsy
  • IUD Insertion
  • LEEP
  • Nexplanon
  • Pelvic Floor Therapy
  • Pessary Fitting
  • Sonohysterography & Ultrasound

Routine Care

  • Breast Care
  • Contraceptive Care
  • Emergency Contraception
  • Gardasil Vaccination
  • GYN Wellness Screening
  • HPV Counseling
  • Mammography
  • PAP Test
  • STD Testing

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Online scheduling is ONLY for existing patients. All new patients must call the office to schedule.