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Chronic pelvic pain can be exhausting—physically, emotionally and mentally. It’s not just a type of discomfort; it’s a condition that can greatly disrupt daily life. And yet, because
Read moreIt’s ok to admit that gynecological procedures can be painful, not simply “uncomfortable.” From routine Pap smears to IUD insertions, endometrial biopsies and colposcopies, these types of experiences
Read morePreparing for parenthood is an exciting journey. While so much can’t be planned for—that’s just the nature of babies and kids!—many aspects of conception can be. Preconception planning
Read moreThis article is part of WHA’s new perimenopause and menopause series. Menopause happens naturally with declining hormone levels around age 51. But every person’s journey is unique. For
Read moreThis article is part of WHA’s new perimenopause and menopause series. Perimenopause is a stage of life that brings undeniable changes—sleep deprivation, mood swings, weight shifts and a
Read moreWhile a growing body of evidence points to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease among gender diverse people assigned female at birth, the data is still limited. For
Read morePreventive reproductive health care isn’t just about Pap smears—it’s about catching small changes before they become bigger issues. Your gynecologist, nurse practitioner or nurse-midwife partners with you at
Read moreThis article is part of WHA’s new perimenopause and menopause series. During menopause, many women experience changes in libido, energy levels and mood due to hormonal shifts. While
Read moreThe 20-week ultrasound is an important milestone in your prenatal care. Not only does it mark the “halfway point,” but it also provides a detailed look at fetal
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