A pap smear is much harder than, “Turn your head and cough.” Nevertheless, women should have a pap smear annually because they are extraordinarily effective in detecting cervical cancer early.…
It’s not a pleasant topic, but sexually transmitted diseases are still an issue in sexual health today. Despite advances in safe sex practices and medicine, the CDC reports that STDs…
A heavy period is troubling no matter your age. Some women bleed heavier than others do and this could be due to genetics, diet, and how much they exercise. Other…
Hang in there! You’re almost done. Oftentimes, the third trimester of your pregnancy is the most challenging because you just want to get your baby out of your belly. We…
In our last blog post, we talked about what you can expect during your first trimester. Now, let’s talk about what to expect during the second trimester of your pregnancy.…
Congratulations! You’ve just found out your pregnant. Now, what can you expect? Your body will change as your baby grows and develops inside the womb, and although all women experience…
Mammograms catch breast cancer in its early stages, which increases the likelihood of survival. Women should start getting mammograms annually after their 45th birthday, as breast cancer risk increases in…
We get it. A visit with the gynecologist can be awkward and even embarrassing. This is the doctor who examines the most sensitive and private parts of your body, asks…
Eat well, get plenty of exercise, get eight hours of sleep each night… these are all common New Year’s resolutions pregnant women – and just about everyone else – make.…
Whether she’s your significant other, daughter, mother, or just the best friend ever, there are some fantastic holiday gifts for expecting women. Pregnancy is one of the most exciting times…