Laurel OBGYN

Laurel OBGYN Gynecology, routine gynecology, Ablasion, Birth Control, Menopause Treatment, Yearly Check Ups, Laparoscopic Treatment, Adolescent Gynecology

07/18/2019

What is the HPV vaccine? Gynecologists know that some female cancers are caused by HPV, the human papillomavirus, which is perhaps the most common sexually transmitted infection. A vaccine that offers protection from some types of HPV can be given to women between the ages of 13 and 26 who did not have all the shots when they were younger. Ask your gynecologist if this is a good idea for you.

07/16/2019

Did you know that abdominal massages can help to relieve menstrual cramps? Other pain relieving techniques which may help include reflexology on the hands and feet, acupressure and of course a nice hot bath.

07/11/2019

Menstruation is a healthy, natural process, but abnormal symptoms can be signs of a more serious reproductive problem. If you experience cramps or pain that are strong enough to disrupt your daily routine, or if you have abnormally heavy bleeding, make an appointment with your gynecologist right away.

07/09/2019

It’s important to remember that many women can lose their periods for a time once they start a new diet as a result of increased activity and fewer calories. If you’re not pregnant and you haven’t started a new diet, you may want to consider scheduling an appointment to discover why your cycle is suddenly irregular.

07/04/2019

How often is a Pap test required? While individual gynecologists may differ slightly, many recommend a test every year for women between 21 and 29 years old. For older women, assuming there is no history of symptoms or other gynecological issues, the frequency of testing decreases to about once every five years.

07/02/2019

One benefit of visiting our OB/GYN clinic during your pregnancy is that we can provide you with a list of medications, foods, and exercises that are safe for you and your baby's health.

06/27/2019

If you’ve been experiencing recent changes to your menstrual cycle, you may wonder whether there’s a health issue you should worry about. While it’s always worth having us check it out for your own peace of mind, there’s no reason to panic.

06/25/2019

If you're pregnant, there's a chance you're dealing with swollen feet. Care to guess how much your feet can swell during a typical pregnancy? If you guessed they can expand a whole shoe size, you're right.

06/20/2019

The American Committee on Gynecological Practice recommends age-appropriate discussions with patients beginning between the ages of 13 and 15 to educate young women. An internal pelvic exam shouldn’t be introduced until the recommended age of 21, regardless of whether they’re sexually active.

06/13/2019

It’s natural for young and healthy women to feel invincible even when their family histories may show clear cause for concern. Let’s talk about whether anything in your family history could create an enhanced risk of reproductive issues for you.

06/06/2019

Did you know there are five different types of gynecologic cancer? They are cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal and vulvar. Fallopian tube cancer is so uncommon that it is often not include with the other cancers. Of those main five, a screening test has only been developed for one – cervical cancer. That’s why it’s so crucial for women to regularly have a Pap test.

06/04/2019

Did you know that some oral contraceptives can but the brakes on your libido? If you’re on birth control pills and are experiencing this problem, speak up so we can switch you to something without this side effect.

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