Many women hesitate to ask their gynecologist important questions about discharge, periods, libido, or STDs due to embarrassment. At Walk In GYN Care, we’re breaking the stigma. This article answers the top 5 questions women are often too shy to ask—so you can take charge of your health with confidence.
Tag: STD
ANNUAL VISIT: AGE-APPROPRIATE GUIDELINES AND WHAT IS “COVERED”
An annual “preventative” visit provides a unique opportunity for you and your GYN to;
– conduct a thorough history (menstrual, medical, GYN, social and family)
– screen for domestic violence and other high-risk factors
– assess risk factors,
– conduct a physical exam (appropriate for your age and circumstance)
– conduct a thorough history (menstrual, medical, GYN, social and family)
– screen for domestic violence and other high-risk factors
– assess risk factors,
– conduct a physical exam (appropriate for your age and circumstance)
How could this happen to me? Dealing with an STI diagnosis…
Remember, being positive of STDs/STIs does not make you a lesser person, and it is not the end of the world for you. Keep doing what you enjoy and face reality with the courage to remain strong and active at all times.
Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma – The big conundrum
There is a lot of confusion amongst not only just you ladies but also amongst health care providers regarding these little bugs. So, we decided to break it down for you. Here is the scoop of what really is/ are…
Drastic increase in STD’s – Let’s talk Chlamydia!
Appalling 2016 statistics released by CDC indicate a drastic increase in STD’s and they are still on the rise.
Recent preliminary data from our own Women’s health centers, in NYC and the surrounding boroughs indicates Chlamydia rates of 12.5 per thousand women in contrast to the national averages of 5 per thousand people.
Recent preliminary data from our own Women’s health centers, in NYC and the surrounding boroughs indicates Chlamydia rates of 12.5 per thousand women in contrast to the national averages of 5 per thousand people.
BV or Yeast – Little Known Facts
All Vaginal discharge are not infectious. Mixed infections with Candida (Yeast) and BV (Bacterial Vaginosis) are more common than you think. 70% of episodes of vaginitis are caused by BV and Yeast.