We are dedicated to the highest quality of patient care for women of all cultures, nationalities, gender identities, and ages. Take a look through our services and learn how we can help you. Our same-day and walk-in appointment options make it easy for you to get all of your questions answered. You are more than your vagina. Financial help is available. All insurances are accepted, and we will assist you with reasonable self-pay plans. Call our Financial Specialists for information.
If you are sexually active, or are considering becoming sexually active, schedule an appointment to discuss birth control options — or how to take care of yourself for a good pregnancy. Knowing what to expect and how to prepare for the exam will help make your CHOICES experience a good one; being prepared to raise your questions and concerns will help your gynecology specialists and doctors give you the best care possible.
Symptoms like painful vaginal sex, pelvic pain, extremely painful or heavy periods, abnormal looking or smelling discharge, abnormal redness or spots anywhere around your vagina, vaginal itchiness, or hormonal changes, could be indicators of something that needs treatment. It is important to get symptoms checked out and treated as soon as possible, as untreated infections or diseases can lead to chronic pain, infertility, or other more serious diseases. Menstrual pain is any pain or cramping caused by your menstrual cycle your period.
The birth control pill can often help reduce cramping and promote more regular cycles, while some hormonal IUDs may temporarily get rid of your period all together. Anti-inflammatory drugs like Advil and Aleve can also be used to treat pain. Your regular periods should not be keeping you home from school or work, or from completing daily tasks. Our senior and mid-life services include hormone level testing, hormone replacement, nutritional counseling, counseling for age-related psychological problems, sexually transmitted disease screening and treatment, medical and holistic treatments for emotional and physical problems and referrals for osteoporosis screenings and mammograms.
It may be a sign of an underlying issue. Endometriosis is one of the most common causes of pelvic pain, affecting more than 1 in 10 women during their reproductive years. If left untreated, endometriosis can lead to infertility and severe chronic pain. While there is no cure yet, endometriosis can be treated hormonally oral hormone pills or hormonal IUDs and surgically removal of endometrial tissue to dramatically reduce most symptoms. Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous tumors that grow in the wall of the uterus.
