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What Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding Could Mean for Your Health

What Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding Could Mean for Your Health

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Nov 20, 2022 | Gynecologist, Menstrual Periods, Pregnancy

Did you know that abnormal vaginal bleeding is the #1 gynecologic complaint? Many times, it is nothing to worry about and can be caused by things like taking birth control or douching. However, abnormal vaginal bleeding can also be a sign of something more serious,...
Prolapse: What is it and how can you treat it?

Prolapse: What is it and how can you treat it?

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Nov 2, 2022 | Gynecologist, OB/GYN and gynecology

Do you ever feel like something is “falling” out of your vagina? Do you have trouble with bladder or bowel control? If so, you may be suffering from a prolapse. But what is a prolapse, and how can you treat it? Keep reading to find out. What is a Prolapse?...
The top 7 questions you should ask your doctor if you’re trying to get pregnant

The top 7 questions you should ask your doctor if you’re trying to get pregnant

by seo | Oct 19, 2022 | Gynecologist

Planning a baby is probably one of the best phases of a parent’s life. It signifies that you are physically, mentally, psychologically, and financially prepared to bring another life into this world to nurture and care for. Bringing a baby into the world requires...
Colposcopy: Why and when you should have one.

Colposcopy: Why and when you should have one.

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Aug 29, 2022 | Colposcopy

CThe routine once a year OB/GYN checkup is a tradition for most American women. So what does it mean when your doctor tells you, you need a colposcopy? In some cases, it may be nothing other than a cautious health provider covering his/her basis. In other cases, it’s...
How do OB/GYN and gynecology differ from one another?

How do OB/GYN and gynecology differ from one another?

by seo | Aug 2, 2022 | OB/GYN and gynecology

Most individuals believe that OB/GYN and gynecology are interchangeable terms. That is untrue. Gynecologists solely practice gynecology, whereas obstetricians and gynecologists (OB/GYNs) cover both fields. One has to be aware that both OB/GYN doctors and gynecologists...
5 Things you should Never Forget to Talk About with your Gynecologist

5 Things you should Never Forget to Talk About with your Gynecologist

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Jun 27, 2022 | Gynecologist

Regardless of one’s place of residence, talking about sexual health has always been a tricky issue. Even with gynecologists, women might find it difficult to talk about sexual habits, physical changes, periods, and other health issues, even with a doctor specializing...
The Top 5 Things You must Know about a Colposcopy

The Top 5 Things You must Know about a Colposcopy

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | May 12, 2022 | Colposcopy

No one ever looks forward to a colposcopy. But it’s essential to understand what to expect during and after the procedure. What Is a Colposcopy and What Are Its Purposes? A colposcopy is a diagnostic procedure conducted using a specialized microscope called a...
What should I know about 3D/4D ultrasounds? And How to Prepare for it?

What should I know about 3D/4D ultrasounds? And How to Prepare for it?

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Apr 26, 2022 | Obstetrician

Things to know about 3D/4D ultrasounds in NYC: An ultrasound is also known as a sonogram is a diagnostic tool that is used to view inside your body1. It does this by sending waves through your body using transducers. When these waves come into contact with tissues,...
Feeling a suspicious lump in the breast, should I be alarmed?

Feeling a suspicious lump in the breast, should I be alarmed?

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Mar 3, 2022 | Gynecologist

In the collective consciousness, feeling an unusual lump in the breast is synonymous with cancer. The discovery of a lump in the breast is often a source of concern and panic. Should you be alarmed right away when you feel a lump in your breast? In the majority of...
6 Questions to Ask Your OB GYN in NYC

6 Questions to Ask Your OB GYN in NYC

by 67th Street OB/Gyn | Feb 2, 2022 | Gynecologist, Obstetrician

It’s recommended that a young lady first sees the gynecologist between the ages of 13-15 or at any age if she has questions, medical issues, or is sexually active. Seeing your gynecologist on a regular basis is the best way to maintain optimal health, related...
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