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The New Year is a great time to prioritize your health and wellness. A well-woman exam offers more than a routine checkup — it’s a chance to address concerns, plan for the future, and ensure your body stays in its best shape.

Uterine fibroids are surprisingly common during women’s reproductive years, and they often cause no problems. Some people are less fortunate and experience various unpleasant symptoms. Read our helpful guide to fibroids and how to eliminate them.

With so many types of birth control available today, choosing the right option can feel a little overwhelming. But, when you consider a few key things, your choice can become clear.

Your first prenatal appointment is a big step toward ensuring a healthy pregnancy. This visit not only sets the foundation for your care but also gives you the chance to ask questions, learn, and ease any concerns you may have.

After childbirth, menopause, or aging, vaginal changes can make you feel unhappy or insecure. These changes don’t have to define the rest of your life, though. You can enjoy intimacy again thanks to nonsurgical vaginal revitalization.

Are your menstrual cycles changing in unexpected ways? You’re right to pay attention because it could point to a reproductive health problem. Abnormal bleeding doesn’t always mean something is wrong, but you should know when to see your OB/GYN.

You always knew it would happen — but somehow, when the signs of menopause actually start, they can really take you by surprise. Put your uncertainty aside, and read on to learn the four signs it may be time for “the change.”

Struggling with frequent pelvic pain? It could be a sign of benign uterine growths, aka fibroids. Though fibroids aren’t cancerous, they can be challenging to manage. Fortunately, many effective fibroid management options are available today.

Ovarian cysts are common — in fact, many of us have them at some point and never know it. Though most ovarian cysts go away within a few menstrual cycles, they can also cling tenaciously to your ovaries and cause some highly intrusive issues.

Chronic period pain is more than just an inconvenience: It can disrupt your whole life. That’s when finding out the root cause of your misery becomes a top priority. Could it be endometriosis? Find out here.

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are common, but you don’t necessarily need to wait until you have bothersome symptoms before you get tested. Read on to learn eight reasons to consider testing and when to schedule it.

A hysterectomy can be a life-changing procedure that offers relief from debilitating symptoms. Keep reading to discover the benefits of this surgery and when it’s the best option to address troubling gynecological problems.