You may be uncomfortable bringing up your sexual and reproductive issues with your gynecologist. But can you really tell another person you don’t know well about the women’s health problem you think you might have?
Like any other medical issue, … Read More
Endometriosis is a disorder in which functioning (not dormant) endometrial-like tissue begins to grow in a place of the body other than the uterus. The problem is that it continues to grow, thicken, shed, and bleed as it normally would, … Read More
With time spent doing errands, going to work, taking care of family, and staying active, many busy women don’t have the time to spend going to multiple doctors – but almost every woman has a gynecologist.
Perhaps you are wondering … Read More
Many people think OB/GYN and gynecology are the same thing. This is not true! An OB/GYN encompasses two specialties – obstetrics and gynecology – while gynecologists specialize in gynecology only. While a physician can have both medical specializations, there are … Read More
Endometriosis occurs when the endometrium, which is the lining of the uterus, grows outside of its normal location. The problem is that its usual processes of thickening, shedding, and bleeding still occur, but this section of endometrial tissue is suddenly … Read More
Men tend to go to their urologist – sometimes almost treating them like their general practitioner rather than a specialist – and women similarly tend to go to their gynecologist for their medical needs. One of the more embarrassing topics … Read More
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