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Menstrual cycles vary from woman to woman, especially depending on which phase of life you’re in, but how do you know what’s “normal”? The answer might surprise you! Read on to explore what’s normal 一 and what’s not.

If you’ve had a hot flash, you know that the quick rush of heat can interrupt the flow of your day. You might feel embarrassed, sweaty, and more than a little annoyed. The good news is that there’s help for managing menopausal hot flashes. Read on.

Uterine fibroids can affect your menstrual cycles each month, leading to painful, heavy, and longer-than-usual periods. But did you know that starting menstruation early can increase your risk of developing fibroids? Learn more about the link here.

Is vaginal dryness keeping you from enjoying intimate times? Menopause can cause a host of unwanted symptoms 一 dryness, itching, burning 一 that can lead to painful sex. Find out how MonaLisa Touch™ can help you rev up your sex life.

There are more than 20 different types of sexually transmitted diseases, some of which are notorious for causing pain, itching, discharge, and odor. Read on to learn about the most common STDs as well as how to prevent them.

Abnormal bleeding is a nuisance, but it can also hint at underlying conditions, such as polyps or uterine fibroids. The key to stopping abnormal bleeding is treating the root cause. In this blog, we cover the most common sources of abnormal bleeding.

Vaginal dryness is a common complaint, and whether you’re a postpartum mother or just entering menopause, the dryness has a common culprit: fluctuating hormones. Learn more about the connection between hormones and dryness in this blog.

Hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings are telltale menopause symptoms, but just because they’re common doesn’t mean you’re stuck with them. Here are five signs that it’s time to seek medical intervention for your menopause symptoms.

Vaginal dryness isn’t uncommon, but does it indicate that you’re entering perimenopause? For many women, it could. Continue reading to learn more about the causes of vaginal dryness and 一 more importantly 一 how it’s treated effectively.

Genital herpes is known for causing painful blisters and bumps, but what other symptoms raise red flags? In this blog, we explore five signs of genital herpes and how treatment can shorten your outbreaks.

Can your period make your irritable bowel symptoms worse? You’re not imagining it: IBS can intensify during your period. In this blog, we explore the link between irritable bowel syndrome and menstruation and what you can do to find relief.

Not interested in birth control pills? Pills are a common method women use to prevent pregnancy, but they’re far from your only option. Continue reading to learn more about the reversible and permanent birth control options available to you.

What is family planning, and how can an OB/GYN help? Family planning is much more than just contraception — although that’s a big part. In this blog, we answer your family planning questions.

There are many conditions that contribute to pelvic pain, and painful bladder syndrome is one of those conditions. Keep reading to learn three common signs of painful bladder syndrome as well as how the condition is treated.

Fibroids are known for causing long and heavy periods, but they also can cause many more symptoms. In this blog, we describe the top six signs of uterine fibroids and explain what you can do if you notice them.

Endometriosis is notorious for causing terrible cramps, back pain, and heavy periods, but what can you do about it? While there isn’t a cure, several treatment options are available. Read on to explore how we can help you get relief.

What’s the best way to combat vaginal dryness? It depends on the cause. From hormonal imbalance to irritating body care products, many factors can affect your comfort. Read on to explore five ways you can manage vaginal dryness.

Does pelvic pain cause depression? Or does depression contribute to pelvic pain? The answer: It might be both. Read on to learn about the complex relationship between pain and depression and how we can help you.

Do you experience extreme menstrual pain each month? Are pelvic pain, lower back pain, and constipation just things you just deal with? Learn to recognize when menstrual pain is something more serious than simple period discomfort.

What you don’t know can’t hurt you, right? Not so when it comes to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Here’s what women of every age need to know about STDs related to symptoms, pregnancy, testing, and treatment.

You may have very few symptoms, if any, but uterine fibroids can also grow large enough to cause pain and other problems. Learn about the complications and how you can stop fibroids from affecting your daily life.

Menopause is a natural life process for women, but the associated symptoms may not feel very natural. If you’re bothered by unpleasant physical and emotional changes as you transition through menopause, hormone replacement therapy may help.

Are you experiencing painful periods? Heavy bleeding? You may have endometriosis. Learn how this painful and common condition may affect your chances of getting pregnant and how you can treat it.