Are you losing sleep because you are constantly getting up at night to urinate?
Do you leak when you laugh or cough?
Do you have painful intercourse?
Are you constipated?
Do you have difficulty using a tampon or with pelvic exams?
Do you have back pain after or during...

Associates in Obstetrics and Gynecology is pleased to offer our patients a convenient, minimally invasive way to evaluate common complaints like:

• Heavy menstrual cycles

• Post-menopausal bleeding

• Recurrent mid-cycle bleeding

• Repeated pregnancy loss

• ...

Lately, I seem to be getting more questions about the Gardasil injection from patients - both from my younger patients who received (or should have) the immunization or from my patients who are questioning whether or not to immunize to HPV. My resounding answer is “abs...

It’s Ovarian and Breast Cancer Awareness Time!

Did you know that up to 10% of cancer patients have an inherited gene mutation? Fortunately, knowing your cancer family history may help a physician to prevent cancer or detect it at an earlier stage. Women with certain gen...

For expecting couples, prenatal screening for chromosomal abnormalities has changed dramatically in the last couple of years. Both in pregnancies considered low-risk and high risk for genetic abnormalities, women are commonly offered (under various brand names) cell-fr...

One of the most common questions that OB/GYN’s are asked is “how long should it take for me to get pregnant”.  Many couples, once they have made the decision to conceive, want or expect it to happen right away, and often times it does:  70% of fertile couples will be p...