Many women, when they are not actively trying to get pregnant, would be happy to be rid of the monthly cycle. But is it safe to use birth control to stop your periods? There are actually a variety of treatments available to aid in menstrual suppression, which are, for most women, very low risk. Methods […]
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Most cervical cancers are caused by the Human Papillomavirus, or HPV. HPV is a sexually transmitted infection. Not all forms of HPV are transmitted sexually, and of the 40 types that do cause genital warts, only high-risk HPV can cause cervical cancer and other health problems. But because cervical cancer is difficult to detect, Gardasil
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As the country begins to slowly reopen, one of the most important things we all need to keep in mind is that COVID-19 is not going away. The stay home effort across the country has, for the most part, done its job in helping prevent such a rapid rise in cases that we overwhelmed hospitals,
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A uterine prolapse occurs when the uterus loses muscular support and begins to fall toward or into the vagina. It can become serious enough that the uterus begins to protrude from the vagina. Uterine prolapse is not only a source of discomfort for a woman but can be an extremely stressful experience. Symptoms of Uterine
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The mucus plug is a cushion of mucus in the birth canal that protects and eventually seals the area to protect your fetus. While losing your mucus plug can be a signal of impending labor, it may not mean that your baby is ready to come right in that instant. Do I Need to Rush
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Birth control includes a variety of different methods for preventing pregnancy. It’s a sensitive topic for some people, but if you need a safe place to discuss your birth control options or determine if birth control is the right choice for you and your body, the specialists at Huey & Weprin Ob/Gyn are here to
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Pap smears are the most effective screening tool for cervical cancer, and when caught early, cervical cancer has a high success rate of being cured. However, we often are asked whether or not a Pap smear is required after a hysterectomy. The answer depends on the type of hysterectomy. What Is a Pap Smear? A
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During the course of a menstrual cycle, the level of bleeding will change throughout the cycle. At the beginning and end of the cycle, most women have light bleeding, while the days between might be heavier. However, when the bleeding is abnormally heavy or lasts longer than your normal cycle, it may be menorrhagia, also
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The prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is rising at an alarming rate, and while there are still micropopulations, like college campuses, where the rates are higher than average, anyone can be at risk for an STD. It may feel embarrassing or uncomfortable to talk about, but most STDs are treatable with a simple course
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Urinary incontinence is a general term for a group of disorders that cause a lack of bladder control. The incontinence can be mild to severe in nature and effects both men and women. There are a variety of treatments available for incontinence, ranging from exercise therapy and medications to surgery. Knowing how to treat your
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