Returning to Work Postpartum
MAY 16, 2025Whether it’s six weeks or six months postpartum, the shift back into a professional role often comes with a mix of emotions and a host of physical considerations.
Read MoreIf you’ve been diagnosed with fibroids, you are not alone. They're the most common type of pelvic tumors in women, but the good thing is they are very rarely cancerous.
When women experience minor symptoms, we often use a wait and see approach because fibroids often decrease in size as you reach menopause.
Those who experience more severe symptoms have several options for treatment. Which treatment is best for you depends on many factors, including the severity of your symptoms, the quantity and size of fibroids. Also, it depends on where they are located and your stage of life.
Treatment for these symptoms is an individual decision. My recommendation is to work with your healthcare provider to determine the best treatment for you. With the several options available, there’s no reason to suffer with uncomfortable symptoms. For more reach out to CHI Health Women's Health providers.
Whether it’s six weeks or six months postpartum, the shift back into a professional role often comes with a mix of emotions and a host of physical considerations.
Read MoreIf you've had a Cesarean birth (C-section) in the past, you might be wondering about your options for future deliveries.
Read MoreThe truth is, osteoporosis is a significant health concern for women of all ages, but especially those that are post-menopausal. There are multiple factors that contribute to a diagnosis of osteoporosis, some that we can control and some we cannot.
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