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Most people utilizing our website can easily obtain a same or next day appointment with a woman specialist. This is due to our extensive network of woman reproductive specialists. Availability is in abundance and in-person and virtual care as just a click away.

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You can easily schedule online directly through our website. Find a practitioner who is local to you. Make sure the provider you are interested in can offer you clinic hours that fit your schedule. Then book the clinician who fits all your health requirements and read reviews so you can go in-person feeling confident about your decisions.

There are many women owned reproductive practices that offer care 7 days a week. With extended evening hours Monday-Friday and shortened availability on the weekends. When you need medical treatment for your feminine needs, you can find a professional here with the availability that works best for you.

Look for the video icon on your specialists listing to confirm the offering of a virtual visit. A telemedicine appointment is only advantageous for those suffering with common illness or injury, need routine medical advice, or a prescription refill. If your provider cannot treat you through a virtual appointment you may need to go in-office for optimal care.

Many practitioners allow patients to book a virtual visit for specified concerns. This could be due to acute injury or illness that needs a virtual evaluation or a prescription refill that requires a quick conversation with your practitioner. If your clinician believes you should come into the office for optimal treatment, you may have to book an in-person visit.

There are many stages in a women’s life that need special care and understanding. Your practitioner will be able to help you get through this difficult time in your life. Menopause can take a mental and physical toll on the body. Your provider will discuss hormone replacement therapy with you and help you naturally deal with the symptoms of menopause. A healthy lifestyle will aid in dealing with this hormonal change. Increase physical activity, eat healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables, limit alcohol use, and stay hydrated. There are also many resources and support groups that can help you get through this time in your life.

When a patient has extreme PMS symptoms they are usually diagnosed with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). Normal PMS (premenstrual syndrome) include minor symptoms such as bloating, breast tenderness, and headaches a week or two before your period. With PMDD people may experience PMS along with anxiety, depression, and extreme irritability. People at risk for PMDD are ones who already suffer from PMS, depression, anxiety, or have a family history of extreme PMS. It is caused by an unknown reason but there are a variety of treatment options.

PMDD symptoms include:

• Mood swings
• Irritability and anger
• Insomnia
• Anxiety and/or panic attacks
• Headaches
• Suicidal thoughts and/or depression
• Concentrating difficulties
• Low energy and fatigue
• Binge eating and food cravings

Options for treatment include:

• Stress management tools such as meditation and deep breathing exercises
• Antidepressants to help manage the brains levels of serotonin
• Dietary changes that may including limiting of sugary, fatty, salty, and caffeinated foods
• Anxiety and/or panic attacks
• Over the counter pain medications to help ease cramps, headaches, and other physical feelings.
• Regular exercise

Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths which grow inside the uterus. They could lead to unexplained fertility (if you do not know you have them). Most women get them throughout their life, and they cause no symptoms at all. Or they grow large enough to cause weight gain and interfere with the implantation of an embryo. Symptoms of fibroids are influenced by the size and location of the mass. But usually include:

• Backache and/or leg pain
• Heavy periods
• Constipation
• Menstrual periods lasting longer than 7 days
• Troubles emptying the bladder
• Urinating frequently
• Pelvic pressure or pain

They are classified based on location. For instance, a suberosal fibroid grows toward the outside of the uterus, submucosal budge out into the uterine cavity, and intramural grow within the uterine muscle.

Causes include:

• Change in genetics. A lot of times the cells found in the mass have genetic differences from the normal cells of the uterine muscles.
• The fluctuation of progesterone and estrogen throughout the normal menstrual cycle.
• Growth factors
• A change in the extracellular matrix

Treatment options:

• Various medications
• Non-invasive procedures guided under MRI
• Minimally invasive such as a laparoscopic procedure of ablation
• Normally invasive surgical procedure

Folic acid is a form of the B vitamin folate. Folate helps with the production of red blood cells and aids in the development of the neural tube (which later becomes the brain) and spinal cord. It is a good idea to start taking folic acid within a prenatal vitamin before getting pregnant. It helps limit the risk of development defects.