Pelvic prolapse occurs when the muscles and tissues supporting your pelvic organs weaken, causing the bladder, uterus, or rectum to drop into or press against the vaginal wall. This condition is common after childbirth, menopause, or surgery and can lead to discomfort, pressure, or changes in daily […]
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After pregnancy, you may find that despite your best efforts with diet and exercise, certain areas of stubborn fat remain, especially around your abdomen and flanks. At Woodlands OBGYN Associates, our friendly doctors understand the physical changes accompanying motherhood and offer personalized solutions to help you regain
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Menstrual bleeding varies from person to person, but excessive or prolonged bleeding can sometimes indicate an underlying medical condition. If you find yourself soaking through pads or tampons in an hour, passing large clots, or experiencing periods that last longer than a week, it may
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Millions of women live with the chronic condition endometriosis, often causing debilitating pelvic pain, heavy periods, and fertility challenges. While there is no definitive cure, several effective treatment options can help manage endometriosis pain and improve quality of life. Here’s a look at the best treatment
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Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a highly effective treatment for addressing hormone imbalances in both women and men. While the overall goal is the same—restoring hormone levels to improve quality of life—the specific approaches vary between genders due to physiological and hormonal differences. At Woodlands OBGYN
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Pregnancy and childbirth are life-changing experiences, but they can also take a toll on a woman’s bladder health. Many women experience incontinence during or after pregnancy, often due to changes in the pelvic floor muscles and increased pressure on the bladder. At Woodlands OBGYN Associates, our knowledgeable doctors understand
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Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common and frustrating problem for postmenopausal women. As hormonal changes occur during menopause, they often lead to issues like vaginal atrophy, dryness, and a weakened defense against infections. At Woodlands OBGYN Associates, founded and led by Dr. Raj K.
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Prenatal care is crucial for expecting mothers, and nutrition plays a significant role in ensuring the health of both you and your baby. Eating the right foods can support your pregnancy journey and help your baby grow strong. Here’s a guide on what to include in
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Perimenopause is a natural transition period that signals the end of a woman’s reproductive years, typically starting in the 40s but sometimes earlier. This phase, which leads to menopause, can last years and is marked by hormonal changes that cause a variety of symptoms. Understanding
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Well-woman visits are a necessary part of preventive healthcare for women. These annual check-ups provide a comprehensive overview of your health and focus on preventive care and can include screenings, vaccinations, and lifestyle counseling. These visits can also help to prevent cervical cancer and support overall
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