Blog Articles

Perimenopause is not addressed by most gynecologists, let alone primary care providers. But the symptoms are real and there are effective options.

The changing recommendations regarding pap smears and pelvic exams are based on good medical data. These changes (for the most part) benefit women. However, this has lead to a lot of confusion. Let me bring light to this subject!

Most women are worried about ovarian cancer if they have any pelvic pain or bloating. This is understandable given that ovarian cancer is ofter caught only after it has spread. But ovarian cancer is less common than you think.

Low libido (sex drive) is a frustrating issue for many women. Contrary to the ads on the internet, there are no magic potions to enhance libido. But there are options that can help.

With the availability of over-the-counter yeast medications, women often self-treat but don't get better or have only brief relief. Here we explain why this may happen.

Pelvic pain is one of the most common reasons women are referred to gynecologists. Endometriosis is one of many reasons for pelvic pain, but not the only one.

Heavy and painful periods affect so many women. They can impact work, relationships and sense of well-being, and possibly cost a small fortune in hygiene products! Nowadays, there are so many options to treat this.

There are many causes of pain during sex and even more options for treatment. Women should know these options, including the Mona Lisa Touch laser, topical estrogens, and even physical therapy (Pelvic PT). Sex should be enjoyable, not just tolerable.