Bringing a new life into the world is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. With so many choices to make before labor begins, you might be wondering how to stay in control during the delivery process. A birth plan is a great way to communicate your preferences clearly, so your provider knows what matters […]
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It’s easy to mix up polycystic ovaries and ovarian cysts. After all, they sound similar, and both involve the ovaries. In reality, though, they’re very different conditions. If you’ve recently had an ultrasound or your doctor mentioned “cysts,” you might wonder what that means for your health. At Northwest Women’s Center in Houston, TX, our experienced providers help
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Are you struggling with vaginal dryness, discomfort, or reduced sensation after childbirth or menopause? If so, you know these changes can affect everything from confidence to daily well-being. The good news is that Votiva – a non-surgical treatment offered at Northwest Women’s Center in Houston, TX – could be the solution you’ve been seeking. In this blog, you’ll learn
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A hysterectomy can provide significant relief for women dealing with endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or uterine or cervical cancer. At Northwest Women’s Center, Houston’s leading obstetrics and gynecology practice with thousands of five-star reviews, we understand that patients often feel concerned about the effects of this procedure, particularly on their hormones. The more you know about how a hysterectomy affects your hormones,
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Cervical health is a cornerstone of women’s wellness, and regular screenings are essential to detecting and preventing serious conditions like cervical cancer. Two common procedures, a Pap smear and a colposcopy, are often mentioned together. However, they serve very different purposes. At Northwest Women’s Center, our providers, including two Fellows of the American College of Obstetricians and
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Human papillomavirus (HPV) is widespread and poses serious health risks. While HPV is common, the good news is that it’s also preventable with the right steps. At Northwest Women’s Center, our providers – including Dr. Christopher M. McGuirk, a Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists – understand the importance of taking proactive measures to safeguard
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Choosing the right birth control is a deeply personal decision. At Northwest Women’s Center, our team, which includes two Fellows of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, knows that the first step to finding the best birth control is understanding the differences between hormonal and non-hormonal methods. Each approach offers benefits and potential drawbacks. Learn more about
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Fibroid pain can often be unpredictable and overwhelming, impacting your daily life significantly. By identifying and addressing these triggers, you can take meaningful steps toward reducing your fibroid pain and enhancing your well-being. Hormonal Influences Hormones play a significant role in the behavior of fibroids. Estrogen and progesterone, in particular, can cause fibroids to grow, which
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Are you dealing with persistent gynecological issues? If so, your doctor may have recommended a hysterectomy. This surgery is a common solution for women experiencing long-term discomfort or health concerns. At Northwest Women’s Center in Houston, our practitioners, including two fellows of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, regularly perform hysterectomies to help women struggling with a
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Menopause is a natural stage in life that every woman experiences, typically around their 40s or 50s. It brings significant changes to your body, and one of the common concerns during this phase is urinary incontinence. This condition can be frustrating, but understanding its connection to menopause can help you manage it effectively. How Does Menopause
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