It seems like just about every day there is a new medication on the market– every time you turn on the TV, radio, or open a newspaper or magazine there is a big advertisement telling you to ask your doctor…
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Happy New Year to You!
Happy New year to all our wonderful patients and their loved ones! We thank you for your continued support throughout the entire year and look forward to serving you in 2017. 2016 came with many changes to our practice.…
Tips for Reducing IC Flares
What are IC Flares? IC stands for Interstitial Cystitis and is a chronic bladder issue many of our patients have. A “flare” or “flare-up” is a sudden, intense period of extreme IC symptoms including frequency, burning, extreme urgency, or…
Have a Medication Review (at least) Annually
If you take prescription and/or over-the-counter medication on a regular basis, it’s important to let your doctor know the full list. Your annual exam is a great time to discuss your medication with your doctor or sit down for a…
Posted in Medications and Prescriptions, Treatments
How to Help Your Abdominal Scars Become Less Noticeable After Sugery
Scarring is the body’s way of rebuilding skin after an injury or surgery. Abdominal scars usually start out dark but will fade after time and become less obvious. If you are scheduled to have laparoscopic surgery and are worried about…
Posted in Scars
When you are Experiencing Painful Intercourse
Painful intercourse is something that a lot of women with gynecological issues experience. Some women find that their pain happens immediately. Other women might find they do okay with some positions and need to avoid others. Some women, in severe…
Endometriosis Symptoms Can Mimic Other Conditions
Painful periods, heavy bleeding, pain with intercourse, irregular periods, and fertility issues are the most common Endometriosis symptoms. However, Endometriosis symptoms present differently in different women and can mimic other diseases or conditions. Read More…
Tips: How to Find an Endometriosis Specialist
Our office welcomes women from all over Northern California. However, if you live out of town it is important that you find an experienced, skilled endometriosis specialist who will be able to help you diagnose, treat, and/or manage your symptoms.…
What to do if you have Fibroids…
Uterine fibroids (also called uterine leiomyomas) are non-cancerous tumors that develop from the myometrium layer of the uterus (the myometrium layer of the uterus is the soft, smooth muscular layer of the uterus.) They stay within the uterine muscle Read…
What is a “Well-Woman Exam?”
Q: What is a Well-Woman Exam? A: A “well-woman” exam is the name given to the annual appointment with your physician. The purpose of this appointment is to serve as preventive care and to establish regular care appointments and a good…
Posted in Cervical Cancer/Pap Smear, Examinations