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Recurrent urinary tract infections are a common problem, especially among women. So, if you’re struggling with that familiar burning sensation when you urinate, and find that it seems to return every few weeks, you’re not alone.

One of the most critical tools in early breast cancer detection is the mammogram. But if you’ve never had one, you may be wondering what they’re like. And when exactly should you get your first mammogram? Our team has answers.

You may know about the irregular periods related to PCOS, but did you know it can affect many other aspects of your health?  We don’t have a cure for PCOS, but we can help you take charge of your health by learning more about this complex condition.

Hearing that you’ve tested positive for HPV can be scary, and that’s perfectly understandable. You should take it seriously and follow up as directed. But the good news is, with appropriate medical attention, there’s no reason to panic.

For most women, menopause is a natural part of life. But let’s be honest, that doesn’t mean it’s always easy. The good news? You’re not powerless. With the right strategies and support, menopause doesn’t have to be miserable.

Wondering if a hysterectomy is right for you? Learn about the top medical reasons for the surgery, key symptoms to watch for, and other considerations when discussing hysterectomy options with your doctor.

There are some health issues that many of us don’t like to talk about. Female urinary incontinence is one of them. It’s common, frustrating, and not a popular conversation topic. Let’s change that.

Struggling to get pregnant? Endometriosis might be the culprit. This common condition can block fallopian tubes, damage egg quality, and disrupt hormone balance — all crucial for conception.

Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are growing in popularity as an option for long-term birth control. Learn more about IUDs and how they work to help you decide whether one of these devices fits with your lifestyle and needs.

Having vaginal bleeding when you’re pregnant can be scary, but it’s not always cause for concern. Still, you should always alert your doctor if you have any bleeding during your pregnancy in case there’s a serious problem.

POCS is a common condition many women trying to become pregnant experience. With a proper, specialized plan in place with the team at The Women’s Specialists of Fayette, you can find solutions.

When it comes to finding the best method of birth control for your needs and lifestyle, the choices can seem endless. Here’s what you should consider when choosing birth control.

Have you ever been tested for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)? If not, it’s important to consider getting tested. Early diagnosis and treatment can save you from pain and life-changing complications later on in life.

HPV is a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease that can show up as vaginal warts in women and can also lead to cervical cancer. Many people don’t have symptoms, which is why it spreads easily. Here’s what every woman should know about HPV.

Are you embarrassed and uncomfortable talking about urinary incontinence with your doctor? You shouldn't be - it’s incredibly common for women, and it’s nothing to feel ashamed about!

Whether you have a cesarean section (C-section) planned, or you just want to be prepared for any eventuality, knowing what to expect during recovery can help you be ready, come what may.

You know endometriosis causes pain and bleeding, but can it also prevent you from becoming pregnant? Find out all you need to know about how endometriosis impacts fertility.

Passage through menopause marks some big changes in a woman’s life — some of which are most unwelcome. If you’re experiencing painful intercourse, the good news is that we can help with an innovative new treatment protocol.

The physicians at The Women’s Specialists of Fayette have an interest in managing pregnancies of all risk ranges. The 5 physicians have all trained at different training programs throughout the country.

In spite of the successful use of Pap smears to catch and treat pre-invasive cervical cancer, we still have women dying of cervical cancer every year. We now have the ability to prevent cervical cancer with a simple vaccine.