Women's Health

OUTPATIENT GYNECOLOGY

Annual Exam
Pap Smears
Testing for cervical cancer using Colposcopy & LEEP procedures
Sexually Transmitted Disease testing and treatment
Contraceptive Choices: IUD insertion and removal, contraceptive implants, birth control pills, patches
Nonsurgical evaluation and treatment of urinary incontinence
Pessary (fitting, cleaning and replacement)

Gynecology Care

Abnormal bleeding
Abnormal pap smears
Cancer
Contraception
Endometriosis
Hysterectomy
Incontinence -- fecal and urinary
Infertility

Infertility diagnosis and treatment
Miscarriage
Pelvic pain
Pelvic organs prolapse – fallen bladder, rectum, or uterus
Preventive care - Breast examinations, pap smears, sexually transmitted disease screening
Surgery
Vaginitis

Obstetrics Care

Prenatal & Postpartum care including lactation education
Low-risk pregnancy care
High-risk pregnancy care
- Abruption (placenta separating prematurely
- Amniotic fluid problems (too much or too little)
- Diabetes
- Excessive nausea and vomiting (hyperemesis)
- High blood pressure
- Multiple gestation (twins)
- Placenta previa (placenta covering cervix)
- Poor fetal growth
- Pre-eclampsia
- Recurrent pregnancy loss

Delivery

Mother's Manual

Going Home Guide

3-D/4-D Ultrasound

We offer 3-D/4-D ultrasound to check fetal growth and diagnose other conditions. 4-D refers to the images you see on a monitor during the procedure, and 3-D refers to still pictures that are taken.

Ultrasound is like ordinary sound except it has a frequency (or pitch) higher than people can hear. Ultrasound is sent into the body from a scanning instrument called a transducer that is placed on the abdomen or in the vagina. The sound is reflected off internal structures and analyzed by a computer to make a picture on a monitor. Ultrasound should be used only where medical benefit is expected.

Our ultrasound services are accredited by the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine Ultrasound Practice Accreditation Council.