Blog Articles

More than a decade ago, a new term emerged to describe the side effects of menopause — genitourinary syndrome of menopause. Here’s what drove this name change and why it matters to you.

Your sex life is supposed to bring you pleasure and joy, not pain. Unfortunately,75% of women experience painful intercourse at some point in their lives. Learn the reason in this month’s blog post.

If you’re a woman of reproductive age, there’s a 70% chance you have at least one uterine fibroid. Given this high prevalence, learning what you can about fibroids is a great idea. Start by reading this blog post.

Some day in the future, you might want to build a family, but that day isn’t here yet. In the meantime, you’re searching for the best birth control option, so we thought we’d highlight one here — the popular IUD.

Many factors can influence your fertility, and age is one of the strongest ones. Here’s a look at how age can play a significant role in your family-building plans. Keep reading to learn more.

As women age and pass through menopause, low bone density can become a serious health concern. A good way to stay one step ahead of osteoporosis and bone loss is through screening. Keep reading.

Millions of women across the country are dealing with the hormonal roller coaster ride that comes with perimenopause and menopause. Here are some great management strategies.

It might surprise you to learn that millions of women have endometriosis in the United States, yet many don’t know it. Understanding the signs of endometriosis is an important step toward diagnosis and treatment.

If you’re a sexually active woman, regular testing for sexually transmitted infections is an important part of your preventive health regimen. Here’s a look at the who, when, and why of STD testing.

When it comes to birth control, the problem isn’t a lack of options but the fact that there are so many. In this month’s blog post, we explain your birth control options. Keep reading to learn more.

In an ideal world, your periods are predictable and come and go without incident. But that’s not how it is for everyone. In this blog, we get into the different ways periods can be abnormal.

Women are no strangers to pelvic pain. Here are some common culprits behind pelvic pain to get you one step closer to relief. Keep reading to learn more.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormone issue that impacts health and wellness. Making a plan to manage your PCOS is an essential part of your care.

The hormonal transition during menopause can lead to a wide range of side effects that range from hot flashes to more serious issues that involve your mental and physical health. Keep reading to learn more.

Dyspareunia, or pain during sex, affects both men and women. However, this often-overlooked issue is significantly more common in women. It’s time to break the silence. Learn more about the causes of sexual pain and how to find relief.

Pelvic pain should never be ignored, and severe period pain shouldn’t be accepted as a normal part of your monthly cycles. The challenge is in deciding exactly when it’s time to seek help. Here, you’ll learn tips that make your decision easier.

Ovulation disorders are by far the top cause of infertility, affecting 40% of women who can’t get pregnant. While you can develop several types of ovulation disorders, most can be successfully treated. The first step is getting the right diagnosis.

Like all cancers, cervical cancer can threaten your life if it spreads. But unlike other cancers, cervical cancer can be prevented. Here's what you need to know about what causes cervical cancer and how you can prevent it.

Abnormal bleeding is a common problem, yet many women aren't sure if their monthly periods are too heavy, their cycles are irregular, or when they should seek gynecological care. This blog post tells you what you need to know about abnormal bleeding.

Contraception doesn't need to be all about birth control pills. You have many types of birth control to choose from. Each method has different pros and cons, allowing you to find the one that's right for your lifestyle.

Hot flashes alone can make you miserable. And for many women, the challenge of adjusting to life after menopause goes beyond hot flashes. Here's what you need to know about the effects menopause has on your health and how to deal with the changes.

Guess what? Women are different from men. And — not surprisingly — that means a woman’s health needs are different, too. Well-woman exams make sure those needs are met at every stage of life. Here’s why you shouldn’t skip your next exam.