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Colposcopy exams play a critical role in identifying (and ruling out) cervical cancer. Just like any other pelvic exam, colposcopy is quick — and it's really important for making sure you get the right treatment as early as possible.

Menopause brings a lot of changes, including changes to your sex life. Here are three of the biggest changes you can expect — and what you can do to keep your sex life healthy and strong.

After childbirth, your body will always be different. Many mothers are very healthy, but there are post-baby health issues you should know about, prepare for, and bring up to your doctor. Here are five common health issues to talk about with your doctor.

Infertility is a difficult thing to deal with, and it can also have a huge and negative impact on your mental health. As you consider treatments for infertility, do not ignore the stress and mental health issues you may be experiencing as well.

Vaginal dryness, painful sex, and urinary incontinence are common side effects of menopause. The MonaLisa Touch can help you relieve all three. Here's how.

If you suffer from urinary incontinence you understand how frustrating it is to put life on hold to go to the bathroom, or how embarrassing it can be to leak urine from stress. Luckily, BTL Emsella treatments can significantly help reduce your symptoms.

CoolSculpting® uses patented technology to freeze away fat cells so you look slimmer and sleeker. And once those cells are frozen, they're gone for good! Starting treatment now means you'll be ready to show off your new contours once summer arrives.

Hormone replacement therapy is not the only option to deal with the vaginal symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. Revitalize your vaginal tissue with MonaLisa Touch®️ to enhance your sexual health and boost well-being.

Having a baby is a joyful but exhausting experience. Having your baby by C-section means you need to recover — and care for a newborn. Take the following steps to make the process as quick and smooth as possible.

Stress urinary incontinence affects about 15 million women in the United States. Now there’s a solution that will have women sitting up and taking notice.