How to Prepare for a Well Woman Exam
What to expect and how to prepare for a well woman exam: your complete guide. You might be surprised to learn that the routine annual appointment known as a well woman exam is free, protected healthcare under the Affordable Care Act. That’s because it’s essential...
What to Know About Women’s Obstetrics & Gynecology
Women’s obstetrics & gynecology: what does it mean and who is it for? You want a comprehensive understanding of women’s obstetrics and gynecology. Here we break down these terms and show that there is a whole lot to women’s healthcare worth knowing about. ...
Can a Pap Smear Detect Pregnancy? Here’s What You Need to Know
Can a pap smear detect pregnancy? We discuss gynecological screenings and answer your questions here. It’s so important to take interest in routine medical screenings and what they are for. Having an understanding of procedures will make you an empowered patient. You...
Comprehensive Gynecology is Key to Your Long-Term Health
Seeing a doctor specializing in comprehensive gynecology makes so much sense. Think about it: you can return to your provider over and over from adolescence to menopause, for a wide range of services relating to your gynecologic health. And the trust you build over...
Obstetric care, gynecology, and obgyns: what’s the difference?
From obstetric care to obgyns: making sense of the terminology so you get the care you need. If you’re pregnant, considering pregnancy, or looking for a doctor for regular wellness exams, you need to know the differences between obstetric care, gynecology and obgyns....
When to Get Tested for STDs
What you need to know about when to get tested for STDs Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are caused by infections that are passed from one person to another during sexual contact. If you test positive for an STD, you can start getting treated right away, and take...
Low Risk Pregnancy: What it Means and What to Expect
What You Should Know about Low Risk Pregnancy and How to Help Reduce Risk in Your Pregnancy The majority of pregnancies are considered to be low risk. But you may be wondering just what it means to have a low risk pregnancy, or how to reduce your risk of developing...
Positive or Negative STD Test Results: We Make it Simple
Whether you receive positive or negative STD test results, we will help you make sense of what to do next Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are caused by infections that are passed from one person to another during sexual contact. It’s important to get regular STD...