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Our large network of physicians allows each person to narrow down a practitioner who has the availability best for them. Many practices have extended evening hours Monday-Friday for people who have a normal workday and for children in school. Weekend availability may be on a limited basis, but you can search for a practitioner with weekend availability and make your appointments right here.

Many healthcare professionals can offer COVID diagnostic testing and vaccinations. Including both rounds of vaccinations and booster shots. Most practices will offer asymptomatic patients a PCR test while symptomatic patients are typically offered the rapid test. The rapid test can produce results within 20 minute of specimen collection. Testing can also be conducted for a safe return to work, school, or travel. Only limited locations have vaccination capabilities, but all medical practices can provide patients with resources on the safety and efficacy of the COVID vaccine.

Most people who test positive for Covid-19 suffer mild to moderate symptoms and can recover at home with self-care techniques including rest, hydration, and over the counter medication. Seek hospital intervention for your symptoms if they become serious. This includes shortness of breath, cyanosis, extremely high and dangerous fever, as well as unconsciousness. Call 911 if you cannot get to a hospital safely.

Amenorrhea is a condition in which a woman does not get a menstrual period. If you are suffering from amenorrhea you can speak with any provider including female physicians about your concerns. There are two types of amenorrhea, primary which is when a teenage girl is late to start her period. The normal age for your menstrual cycle to start is between the ages of 14 and 16 years of age. Secondary is when you have already started your period, but you have now missed it for 3 consecutive months. Missing or loss of menstruation usually indicates a more serious health concern and related symptoms could include…

Symptoms include:

• Headaches
• Nipple discharge
• Vision changes
• Nausea
• Changes in the size of your breasts
• Facial hair growth
• Hair loss

Causes include:

• Family history of early menopause of amenorrhea
• Chromosomal or genetic defect that affect your ovary function and/or menstrual cycle
• Excessive stress
• Poor diet and malnutrition
• Extreme exercise
• Eating disorder
• Severe underweight or overweight

Pregnancy, breast feeding, and birth control can also affect a woman’s normal cycle. As well as…

• Medication for blood pressure
• Medication for depression
• Chemotherapy
• Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
• Thyroid or pituitary gland issues
• Hypothalamic disease
• Scar tissue in the uterus

Breast cancer can occur in both male and females even though it is substantially more likely in females. There are many signs and symptoms which may flag a patient to speak to their doctor about the likelihood of cancer. There are also several risk factors which may lead to various forms of carcinoma, these include:

• Being female
• Drinking and excess of alcohol
• Postmenopausal hormone therapy
• Family history of breast cancer
• Inherited oncogenes that increase your risk
• Exposure to radiation
• Obesity
• Period beginning at a young age usually before the ae of 12
• Beginning menopause at an older age
• Having your first child after age 30
• History of breast conditions
• Increased ag