Bioidentical hormones are chemicals that are identical in molecular structure to the hormones women make naturally. When a woman reaches menopause, she begins to experience a natural decline in her reproductive hormones: estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Replacing these hormones with bioidentical hormones may help relieve some of the symptoms associated with menopause like hot flashes … Continued
It’s important to take care of your body before, during and after your pregnancy to live a healthy, fulfilling life. Most often this includes maintaining a healthy diet, managing weight loss goals, staying hydrated and getting plenty of rest and exercise. Pregnancy, however, comes with a unique set of rules that encourages weight gain—which is … Continued
When you hear the words “robotic surgery” you may think of the robots you’ve seen in futuristic movies. You know, the ones that perform medical procedures without any human involvement. While there are slight similarities, robotic surgery is a minimally invasive surgical technique that allows doctors to perform complex surgeries with more precision, flexibility and … Continued
Exercise during pregnancy can be beneficial for both the mother and the baby, as long as it is done safely and under the guidance of a medical professional. It may prevent or treat gestational diabetes, increase your energy, improve your mood and promote muscle tone, strength and endurance. If you’d like to start a new … Continued
If you suffer from a loss of bladder control, your doctor may diagnose you with urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence is a common condition in which there is a strong, sudden urge to urinate, followed by an involuntary bladder contraction. An involuntary loss of urine can also result from a sneeze, laugh or cough. Types of … Continued
If you’re age 35 or older and hoping to have a baby, you’ve probably heard the term thousands of times: The “biological clock.” Yes, age is a factor in high-risk pregnancies. But today, many women are waiting to get pregnant well into their 30s and beyond—and delivering healthy babies. When you know the risks and … Continued