When tissue that is similar to the tissue in your uterus grows outside of it, causing several pain symptoms, you may have a condition called endometriosis. Endometriosis often affects your fallopian tubes, ovaries, and the pelvis lining. It can cause cysts in the ovaries, irritation from scar tissue, and adhesions. The exact cause of endometriosis is […]
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When it comes to choosing the right birth control method, you have options. At Northwest Women’s Center, we are proud to be able to offer both intrauterine devices (IUD) and birth control medication. While both methods are effective, their differences can influence which one is right for you. Read on to learn more about IUDs and birth
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Proper sexual health requires frequent and consistent testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). STDs primarily spread through sexual contact, though some may spread from mother to baby through childbirth and may also spread through medical procedures such as blood transfusions. Though many are treatable, STDs can still pose grave health risks, and testing is the only way
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Vaginal discharge can be a natural process caused by the normal bacteria within the vagina and the vaginal cells. It can help keep the vagina clean and even protect against infections. However, there are some instances when the vaginal discharge changes from a typically clear or white, odorless fluid to discharge varying in color, odor, and consistency.
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The cause of stomach pain can be difficult to determine. It could be anything from something you ate to a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Visiting the doctor can help determine your pain’s cause and address it. In the meantime, however, take a look at two common reasons your stomach may be hurting and what to do
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Your first ultrasound can be incredibly exciting with the opportunity to take one of the first steps in your pregnancy journey. Though a routine, non-invasive imaging procedure, you may still be nervous if you’ve never had an ultrasound before. The Northwest Women’s Center is excited to be able to support you which is why we’ll be going
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The human body is a miraculous thing capable of undergoing remarkable changes. However, sometimes those changes can be uncomfortable or even distressing. A pimple before school photos. A wisdom tooth erupting, making it difficult to eat. Or, sometimes most distressingly, vaginal dryness that can make physical intimacy with a partner difficult. If you’re wondering what causes vaginal
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Is your stomach hurting so badly that it’s making you concerned? There are a host of gynecological issues that cause stomach pain. For the purpose of addressing the concern of why you’re experiencing abdominal pain, we have composed this non-exhaustive list of the most common causes of abdominal pain. However, we advise you to speak
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Congratulations! You’re going to have another baby and your firstborn will get to experience life with a sibling by their side! While you have been pregnant before and may feel like a pro, there are some things you should know, like how your second pregnancy might not look or feel like your first. First Pregnancy
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Most obstetricians recommend that all women take a daily prenatal vitamin supplement to ensure adequate nutrition throughout their pregnancy journey. This includes our team at Northwest Women’s Center in Houston, TX. Our providers educate women on the many benefits of prenatal vitamins before and during their pregnancy. What Are Prenatal Vitamins? Prenatal vitamins are specially
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