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Using Nitrous Oxide For A Positive, Comfortable Experience At Our Clinic

While most routine gynecological care is performed in our practice without anxiety, some women may be uneasy about having certain procedures done. In-office procedures that may be uncomfortable or cause anxiety can be integrated along with nitrous oxide to help women feel more relaxed before and during their treatment. What is nitrous oxide? Nitrous oxide […]

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What is colposcopy?

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At Northwest Women’s Center, Houston, TX patients can connect with our providers to learn about procedures related to women’s reproductive health. This includes certain procedures, screenings and treatments. When women are concerned regarding signs of disease in the cervix, vagina, and vulva, they may undergo a special procedure called a colposcopy. During this screening, the

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Treatment of ovarian cysts

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At Northwest Women’s Center in Houston, TX, we are pleased to assist women with their reproductive health. The female reproductive system is relatively complex, and when problems arise, it is essential that women see an experienced professional to ensure issues are diagnosed and addressed. A common concern seen in our practice is that of ovarian

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What are the causes of pelvic pain?

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All women deal with pelvic pain and discomfort at some point in their lives, though it is often related to one’s menstrual cycle. However, some women experience pelvic pain and abdominal pain on a regular basis, or may start experiencing discomfort that signifies a change in their body. When women are concerned about their pelvic

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Learn How PCOS Can Affect You

PCOS

Women of reproductive age who are experiencing infrequent or prolonged menstrual cycles and display the physical signs of higher androgen levels, such as increased facial hair or severe acne, may want to visit with a provider at Northwestern Women’s Center for an evaluation. These symptoms are common in women who have polycystic ovary syndrome, or

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What Are Fibroids And How Do They Impact A Woman’s Health?

Fibroids

Women who have been diagnosed with uterine fibroids by the staff at Northwest Women’s Center are encouraged to work with a medical provider in Houston, TX to discuss treatment options. It is important that patients understand that most fibroids are benign, thought they can cause problems such as heavy menstrual bleeding and pain. Our practice

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What Is an HPV Infection and What Should I Know About It?

HPV Infection

Many women hear about certain viruses and infections that can impact their reproductive health. When asked about HPV, many women are uninformed about this infection and are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider about this and other concerns that can develop. What is HPV? HPV stands for human papillomavirus. HPV is a viral infection

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How Soon After Unprotected Sex Should I Be Tested for Stds?

STD Testing

Patients who have had unprotected sex are putting themselves at risk of developing many different STDs that can be passed from person to person. Additionally, they may also experience an unplanned pregnancy. Women who have recently had unprotected sex and want to be tested for STDs will often ask how soon they can be evaluated.

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Understanding PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome)

PCOS

Women’s bodies can be complicated. It can be difficult for some women to realize that something is wrong with their reproductive system. One condition that is seen by the providers at Northwest Women’s Center in Houston, TX that may require additional attention is that of PCOS. What is PCOS? PCOS stands for polycystic ovary syndrome.

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Prenatal Care for Pregnant Moms

Pregnancy

If you’re pregnant, you may think that you only need to see the doctor when you’re close to your due date. Your body knows what to do, right? That’s not entirely true. You should see a doctor around eight weeks after your last missed period, which is pretty early in your pregnancy. Some women may

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