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Why It’s Important to Get Regular Pap Smears
If the thought of a Pap smear fills you with anxiety, you’re not alone. Most women can talk at length about their Pap smear experiences ...
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The Top 5 Benefits of truSculpt® iD
If you’ve never heard of truSculpt® iD, there are plenty of reasons to consider this non-surgical fat reduction option. Whether you’ve lost significant weight or ...
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What’s the Best Type of Birth Control for Me?
For many decades, the pill was the only type of birth control available. Fortunately, things have come a long way and there are now more ...
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Why Choose Secret™ RF Over Traditional Microneedling?
The more that we learn about the process of aging, the more we discover that a loss of volume and collagen is responsible for many ...
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What to Expect At Your First Well Woman’s Exam
If you’ve never been to a gynecologist, it’s normal to have a bit of anxiety when you finally schedule a visit. This is probably because ...
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When Should My Daughter Start Seeing a Gynecologist?
If you have a teenage daughter, it can seem like it’s too early to start considering her reproductive health. Likely, your daughter feels uncomfortable about ...
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Types of Menstrual Pain and How Your Gynecologist Can Help
Menstruation and pain seem to go hand-in-hand for most women, so it’s often taken as a fact of life. However, it’s important to know that ...
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Food Labels and What They Actually Mean
Reviewed by: Casey Seiden, MS, RD, CDN, CDE If you’ve ever tried to be health conscious in the coffee creamer aisle, for example, you know ...
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How Can I Prevent Frequent UTIs?
Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, can be a recurrent problem for some women. If you’ve ever had one, you know it can be extremely uncomfortable ...
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What is a Submucosal Uterine Fibroid?
Uterine fibroids affect around 70% of women. These growths are noncancerous and occur during childbearing years. They can range in size from nearly undetectable to ...
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