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Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery is Possible

If you need gynecologic surgery, there is some good news. Instead of the long abdominal incisions and lengthy recoveries, many ...

Inflammation: How to Help Fight it with Food and Lifestyle

Inflammation has become a buzz word and symptom plaguing adults everywhere. Providers hear complaints daily of achy hands, sore knees ...

Hepatitis Alphabet Soup

You may have heard about a recent outbreak of Hepatitis A, linked to organic strawberries imported from Mexico and sold ...

Migraine 101: Inside This Debilitating Condition

Anyone who’s had a migraine knows these headaches can be extremely painful. In fact, migraines are the second most disabling ...

Is It Time to Talk to Your Doctor About Diabetes? Don't Ignore the Signs!

Diabetes is a serious chronic condition that affects millions worldwide. While a diagnosis can feel daunting, early detection and management are crucial for preventing severe complications and living a healthy life.

Understanding Urogynecology: When to See a Specialist

A urogynecologist is a physician who has specialized training in both urology and gynecology. Their primary focus is on pelvic floor disorders in women and reconstructive pelvic surgery.

Endometriosis - A Common Disorder for Women

This blog was co-written by John Cote, MD and Lauren Williams, RD.  Happy endometriosis awareness month! -- said no one. Millions of women ...

Yoga Basics

When some people think of yoga, they imagine having to stretch like a gymnast. That makes them worry that they're ...

3 Life Hacks to Prevent Hemorrhoids

About half of Americans age 50 or older experience occasional hemorrhoids, but they’re rarely discussed. If you’ve had hemorrhoids, you ...

Can Pelvic PT Help With My Prolapse?

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is estimated to affect up to 50% of women. Treatment is recommended if symptoms are bothersome or begin to interfere with your daily life.

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