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Women’s Health Education

  • Pap test detects cervical cell changes before they become cancer.

    Current guideline:

    Ages 21-29: Pap test every 3 years

    Ages 30-65: Pap test every 3-5 years, depending on testing type and history

    Screening recommendations may vary based on personal history, prior results and risk factors.

  • Based on the CDC

    Choosing contraception is a personal decision and should align with your health history and lifestyle.

    We provide counseling on:

    • birth control pills, patch and the ring

    • cycle regulation and hormonal balance with conditions such as PCOS & Peri/Menopause

    Recommendations follow the CDC Medical Eligibility Criteria to ensure safe, evidence-based care

  • Based on the CDC

    Routine STI screening is an important part of preventive women’s health, even without symptoms.

    Screening may include:

    • Chlamydia and Gonorrhea testing

    • HIV screening

    • Syphilis testing when indicated

    • Trichomonas

    Testing recommendations follow CDC for guidance and are based on age, sexual activity, and individual risk factors.

  • Based on ACOG

    Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can impact overall well-being.

    Care may include discussion of:

    • Irregular cycles and hormonal shifts

    • Hot flashes, sleep changes, mood symptoms, vaginal dryness and bladder spasms

    • Bone and cardiovascular health

    Management is individualized and guided by ACOG recommendations

Education for women is the first step in managing your health and staying informed.

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