How to Identify and Prevent Vulvar Cancer
Vulvar cancer is one of the lesser known and less common forms of cancer that can affect women. The area defined as the vulva includes the labia majora, labia minora, mons pubis,…
Why Early Detection Is Essential for Treating Cervical Cancer
One of the forms of cancer unique to female-bodied patients is cervical cancer, affecting the portion of the uterus where it transitions to the vagina. Over 570,000 people are diagnosed with cervical…
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and STD Facts
The majority of men and women will have an HPV infection at some point in their life, and it’s not unusual for repeat infections to occur. HPV, or Human Papillomavirus, is a…
Is That Breast Lump Cancer or a Harmless Mass?
Finding a breast mass can be a deeply concerning moment, bringing with it worries about breast cancer, related expenses, and the battle ahead. While most commonly associated with breast cancer, this disease…
When to Seek Care for Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding
What is Abnormal Bleeding? Also known as uterine bleeding, abnormal vaginal bleeding refers to any release of blood that occurs outside your menstrual period often as the result of hormonal changes or…
How Pelvic Health Affects Postmenopausal Women
Every woman experiences menopause, creating a sense of solidarity that understands the difficulties in transition and the physical changes. Every person’s journey is unique, and preparing for these later stages of life…
Take Control of Your Health With Annual Wellness Exams
Seeing your gynecologist for an annual exam is an important part of women’s preventative health care. When you make annual exams a standard part of your care you give yourself an enhanced…
How Uterine Cancer Is Diagnosed and Treated
Your uterus is a wonderful organ, making the creation of new human life possible. For all its wonder, it is also subject to diseases such as uterine cancer. Identification and elimination of…