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Menopause is known for bringing with it uncomfortable symptoms, and while you may be aware of the physical menopause-related symptoms, you should know that it can also impact your mental well-being.

A pap screening detects changes to your cervix early, before it has a chance to potentially become a bigger problem. Getting an abnormal result can be scary, but being proactive can keep you healthy.

For many women, the symptoms of menopause transform life into a constant struggle. They just want to feel normal again. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can provide relief from the troublesome symptoms of menopause.

One-in-three women will have a hysterectomy by the age of 60. Hysterectomy is a common, low-risk surgery that is sometimes necessary to treat gynecological conditions. Learn what to expect following a hysterectomy.

The effects of endometriosis on your reproductive system may affect fertility. Learn how your ability to become pregnant may be affected and what you can do to boost your chances of having a child.

Regular exams are important for women to stay healthy at all ages. As a part of your well-woman exam, you should get a Pap test, or procedure to test for cervical cancer. Learn more about this life-saving screening.

Anyone who is sexually active can get human papillomavirus (HPV). You can take steps to protect yourself against HPV and reduce your risk of developing complications related to HPV, if you have it.

An intrauterine device offers many benefits, but just as with any form of birth control, it might not be appropriate for everyone. Learn what it has to offer and discuss it with your provider before making a decision.

While it may happen during a funny moment, urinary incontinence is certainly no laughing matter. Learn about the underlying causes and effective treatments your gynecologist can provide, so you can live your life without fear or embarrassment.

Cervical cancer develops from infections caused by some strains of the human papillomavirus, commonly known as HPV. Testing for the presence of this infection can replace Pap tests as a reliable early-warning indicator of cervical cancer risk.

No one loves slipping their feet into the stirrups, but there are ways to make it better.

The symptoms of endometriosis are often hard to ignore, if you know what to watch for. Here are the top 5 warning signs that you may be dealing with endometriosis.

You’ve got more choices than ever when it comes to choosing a birth control method that fits your personality and lifestyle. Dr. Lori Davidson can help you sort through the options. Check out a few things she may recommend you consider.