Charleston House Gynecology

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Founded by Renowned Dallas OBGYN, Dr. Kamilia Smith, Charleston House takes a personalized approach to women's healthcare and wellness, improving the overall experience of life throughout all stages of life.

If you’re asking yourself any of these questions between 2-4 am, you’re not alone and losing sleep—it’s rarely “just str...
03/11/2026

If you’re asking yourself any of these questions between 2-4 am, you’re not alone and losing sleep—it’s rarely “just stress.”

This pattern is incredibly common and often misunderstood.

Sleep is hormonal.

Estrogen, progesterone, cortisol, blood sugar patterns, and inflammation all play a role in how your body rests and restores overnight.

So instead of asking:
“What can I take tonight to fall asleep?”

A better place to start is often:
“What is my body trying to communicate?”

At CH, we look at the bigger picture — including:
• hormone shifts
• metabolic patterns
• stress physiology
• lifestyle and daily rhythms that affect sleep

Because improving sleep often starts with understanding what’s happening beneath the surface.

If your sleep has been changing and you’re not sure why, we’re here to help and get you real answers.

Today is International Women’s Day — a day to celebrate the strength, brilliance, and impact of women everywhere.At Char...
03/08/2026

Today is International Women’s Day — a day to celebrate the strength, brilliance, and impact of women everywhere.

At Charleston House, we’re honored every day to care for women who are advocating for their health, asking thoughtful questions, and investing in their long-term well-being.

To the women who inspire us daily, we celebrate you today and every day.

Treating the woman, not just the moment. 💙
03/05/2026

Treating the woman, not just the moment. 💙

Many women dismiss digestive symptoms as stress, hormones, or something they ate — but sometimes the body is asking us t...
03/05/2026

Many women dismiss digestive symptoms as stress, hormones, or something they ate — but sometimes the body is asking us to pay closer attention.

Colorectal cancer is one of the fastest-rising cancers in adults under 50, and many of the early signs can be easy to overlook.

Signs worth paying attention to include:
• Changes in bowel habits
• Persistent bloating
• Blood in the stool
• Unexplained anemia or fatigue

Your body is always giving you information, and those signals matter.
Screenings matter too. Colonoscopies are recommended starting at age 45 — or earlier for women with higher risk factors. The right screening doesn’t just detect cancer early; it can often prevent it altogether.

Because caring for your gut health is an important part of caring for your whole body.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to learn the signs, understand your risk, and prioritize preventive care.

Insurance matters. It helps cover hospital stays, specialists, and unexpected events.But for many women — especially tho...
03/04/2026

Insurance matters. It helps cover hospital stays, specialists, and unexpected events.

But for many women — especially those with high-deductible plans — basic, everyday care can still feel expensive and rushed.

Traditional primary care often means full schedules and short visits. Ten or fifteen minutes isn’t much time to talk through hormones, prevention, stress, heart health, or the bigger picture of your life.

We believe your care should feel different.

At Charleston House, we intentionally limit the number of patients we see so we can offer direct access, longer visits, and thoughtful, preventive care. Time to ask questions. Time to look at trends. Time to understand you — not just your chart.

Because better access and deeper conversations lead to better outcomes.

If you’re wondering whether this model is right for you, we’re always happy to answer your questions. 🤍

Women have always carried history in their bodies. This month, we honor that story — and protect it with care that final...
03/02/2026

Women have always carried history in their bodies.

This month, we honor that story — and protect it with care that finally sees us.

Follow us as we honor the women who changed the course of women’s health and who continue that legacy — including our very own Dr. Smith, all month long.

It’s officially Nutrition Month and we’re celebrating with a fan favorite: the Jennifer Aniston Salad!Quinoa for lasting...
03/02/2026

It’s officially Nutrition Month and we’re celebrating with a fan favorite: the Jennifer Aniston Salad!

Quinoa for lasting energy.
Chickpeas for plant-based protein + fiber.
Cucumbers and fresh herbs for hydration and antioxidants.
Pistachios + feta for healthy fats and flavor.
All tossed in a fresh lemon dressing.

Balanced. Satisfying. Seriously delicious.

Charleston House members, swing by during office hours Monday–Wednesday and grab your snack prep, freshly made by our very own Abby!

*Made fresh, so grab it before it’s gone!

March, at Charleston House 🤍March feels like a quiet reset.The light changes. The calendar fills. Spring trips get booke...
03/02/2026

March, at Charleston House 🤍

March feels like a quiet reset.

The light changes. The calendar fills. Spring trips get booked. Life picks up speed.

And your body is still asking to be cared for.

Inside Charleston House this month, we’re leaning into conversations that matter — gently, intentionally.

We’re talking about colorectal cancer awareness, because rates are rising in younger women. Prevention begins with noticing changes, knowing your family history, and having the conversation about screening before it feels urgent.

We’re honoring International Women’s Day — not with a slogan, but with the reminder that women deserve healthcare that feels calm, unhurried, and built around them. That’s why this practice exists.

We’re encouraging spring lab reviews — hormones, thyroid, cholesterol, A1C, iron, vitamin D. Your health is shaped by patterns over time. If you’ve been feeling tired, inflamed, foggy, or “not quite yourself,” this is a beautiful time to look deeper.

With spring break approaching, we’re offering travel consultations for members — reviewing medications, adjusting hormone timing, planning refills, supporting gut health, sleep, hydration, and immune resilience so your health doesn’t take a vacation when you do.

And throughout the month, we’ll be sharing simple nutrition guidance to support you — fiber-forward meals for gut health, protein balance for blood sugar stability, iron-rich options for energy, hydration habits, and small shifts that protect your long-term health without overwhelm.

Nothing extreme.
Nothing reactive.
Just steady, thoughtful care.

March at Charleston House is about staying ahead — and supporting the whole woman in every season.

If you’ve been meaning to schedule a lab review or pre-travel check-in, this is your gentle reminder. 💙

A recent article highlighted something many women are quietly experiencing — difficulty accessing estrogen patches due t...
02/25/2026

A recent article highlighted something many women are quietly experiencing — difficulty accessing estrogen patches due to ongoing supply shortages.

As awareness around menopause care grows and more women seek hormone therapy, demand for estradiol patches has increased. Some pharmacies are reporting intermittent shortages, leading women to switch brands, adjust dosing schedules, or temporarily go without treatment.

For many, even a short interruption can mean the return of hot flashes, night sweats, disrupted sleep, mood shifts, and brain fog.

The estradiol patch is often preferred because it delivers steady estrogen through the skin and may carry a more favorable safety profile for many women compared to oral options. But when supply is limited, alternative forms — such as gels, sprays, vaginal ring or oral estradiol — may need to be considered thoughtfully.

The bigger takeaway?

More women are seeking evidence-based menopause care. That’s progress. But access and continuity matter.

If you’re having trouble filling your prescription don’t delay your care-switch to a brand name patch, change pharmacy (Costco, Amazon, HRT club), change to oral or another type of transdermal (ring, gel), consider a dose based on what is available, cut patch in half. Don’t delay care.

If you are having trouble we offer menopause consults for these very reasons. 💙

Menopause appointments shouldn’t stop at hot flashes.This is the season to talk about your heart, too.Cholesterol.Blood ...
02/24/2026

Menopause appointments shouldn’t stop at hot flashes.

This is the season to talk about your heart, too.
Cholesterol.
Blood pressure.
Blood sugar.
Pregnancy history.
Family risk.

Hormone shifts affect more than symptoms — they influence long-term cardiovascular health.

Bring your heart into the conversation.

Pregnancy is a big demand on the body — especially the heart.We often describe pregnancy as a kind of built-in “stress t...
02/20/2026

Pregnancy is a big demand on the body — especially the heart.

We often describe pregnancy as a kind of built-in “stress test.” The shifts in blood volume, hormones, and metabolism can sometimes reveal patterns we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. High blood pressure, gestational diabetes, or preeclampsia aren’t just pregnancy complications — they can be early signals worth remembering.

Even if it was years ago, it’s still part of your heart story.

This is a conversation you should be having with your care team. And if they aren’t discussing it with you, bring it up because it’s a predictor of future cardiovascular disease and history matters.

If you’re curious how your pregnancy history fits into your long-term heart health, we’re here to talk. ♥️

At Charleston House, we believe women’s health should be built, not rushed.
That means season-aware care, education with...
02/18/2026

At Charleston House, we believe women’s health should be built, not rushed.

That means season-aware care, education without fear, guidance without pressure, and support that evolves with you.

This is medicine with rhythm and care with intention.

Located in the heart of Dallas, TX, our house is open to you. 💙

Address

3611 Swiss Avenue Suite 201
Dallas, TX
75204

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+12148213313

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