As you age and your estrogen levels naturally decrease, the symptoms of menopause can begin to appear. Hot flashes, trouble sleeping, moodiness, and weight gain are just some of the changes you may begin to notice as your body begins to make this transition. If you are currently experiencing these symptoms and are looking for […]
A common misconception is that men are the only ones who can suffer from sexual dysfunction. The reality is that many women also experience this frustrating condition, especially during menopause. It’s important to know what symptoms are normal and your treatment options as you experience menopause.
An often hush-hush and embarrassing topic, sexual dysfunction is a common issue for many women. But what is it, and how does it manifest in women? Does it affect your ability to get pregnant? Here are the answers from our gynecology professionals and physicians.
Preventive care is extremely important for your body, which is why we have yearly checkups with our physicians! Unfortunately, many women tend to forget or neglect their yearly OB/GYN checkups, like annual Pap smears and breast exams. So what exactly is a Pap smear, and why is it important?
It’s time to get back on track! Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many women missed important exams while staying home and trying to prevent themselves from catching the virus at the doctor’s office. Now, people are wondering how they will do their medical checkups after COVID. With how sterile and safe doctor’s offices are, as […]
If you use tampons every month, you likely have heard about TSS. But what exactly is it? How do you know you’re at risk of developing Toxic Shock Syndrome? Our West Kendall OB/GYN team has various recommendations for prevention.
Around 50–60% of women will experience a UTI in their lifetime. That’s a lot of people! Don’t feel embarrassed if you think you may have a urinary tract infection. Here’s some of our tips for receiving urinary tract infection treatment from women’s care specialists in Florida.
When you think of birth control, you probably think of The Pill. Maybe you think of devices and methods you’ve seen from commercials or TV shows. Whatever comes to mind, there are plenty of birth control options available, both hormonal and non-hormonal.
The morning-after pill is a common form of contraception, but how does it work? How is it safe to use? How often should women use it? The “morning-after pill” is one of many types of birth control, with its own side effects and risks. However, it should not be your primary form of birth control. […]
Aging is a natural part of life, but with growing older comes changes to your body. While some of these changes can be positive and fulfilling, other changes can be frustrating to deal with, such as with the signs and symptoms of menopause. Here’s the rundown on menopause from our Miami OB/GYN, Dr. Susan Fox.
