Category: Women’s Health
Everything You Need to Know About Urinary Incontinence
According to the National Association for Continence, about 17 million U.S. adults have daily urinary incontinence. Despite this, many people with the condition express feelings of embarrassment or shame. Learn more about this common condition and how you can relieve symptoms.
Why You Shouldn’t Delay Your Mammogram During the Pandemic
Even during the coronavirus pandemic, getting your mammogram is still important. Find out who needs to get a mammogram when, and what we’re doing to keep you safe during your visit to the doctor.
Why You Should Go to Your Well-Woman Exam This Year
When you’re caught up in life’s hustle and bustle, it can be easy to let your health take last priority. While it may be tempting to skip your annual well-woman exam, it’s actually one of the most important things a woman can do for her health.
Battling Breast Cancer Before It Begins
Understanding your risks for breast cancer better prepares you to manage your health. Most women have some risk factors, but not all risks have the same implications.
Pregnant? Here’s Why You Should Consider Breastfeeding.
One of the biggest questions you might grapple with during pregnancy is whether to breastfeed or not. Find out why doctors recommend breastfeeding.
Women’s Heart Attack Symptoms: Do You Know the Signs?
The classic heart attack symptom is described as feeling a huge weight on your chest. Yet women’s symptoms often differ from men’s. Women may have more subtle symptoms prior to a cardiovascular event, such as increasing fatigue or insomnia.
4 Post-Menopausal Conditions You Should Know About
Menopause doesn’t just affect hormones. It can also increase your risk of developing certain conditions. Find out more about what health problems you should be on the lookout for.
Had a Mastectomy? Here Are Your Reconstruction Options.
Breast reconstruction isn’t required as part of a breast cancer treatment plan, but it can help address the body image and self-esteem challenges that many women face after tackling the disease. See what reconstruction options are available to you.