Don’t be embarrassed to be looking for more information about incontinence issues. Urinary incontinence affects as many as 17-25 million Americans. Experts estimate that greater

We pride ourselves in treating the whole woman. Heart disease is a serious issue that should be addressed as part of your TWC Wellness Visit. Our

Staying healthy as we age means keeping bones strong. Osteoporosis is a disease in which bones become fragile and more likely to break. If not

The ovaries, on either side of the uterus, produce the hormone estrogen which regulates your the menstrual cycle from puberty to menopause. As the production

There are several screenings that the Society for Women’s Health Research recommend for every woman. The list includes the Pap Test and Mammogram, both are part of your

If you want to have a baby it is important to talk to your Doctor. It is possible to deliver a healthy baby in your

Our lives are constantly busy and increasingly stressful – and there doesn’t seem to be an age limit! From careers to family and everything in

We have prepared the file below to answer any questions you may have about the Zika virus. While there is more to learn, the important

Vaccines and Pregnancy has become a “hot topic” lately, especially since pertussis, or whooping cough, has reappeared across America. The American College of Obstetricians and

If you want to have a baby it is important to talk to your Doctor. It is possible to deliver a healthy baby in your

For women who are struggling to become pregnant, each month that goes by without conceiving brings on a wave of emotions. Anger, frustration, disappointment. These

Can Birth Defects Be Avoided? There are some screening tests that can be done to assess a pregnant woman’s risk of having a baby with

After nine months of carrying the baby and then going through labor you’re finally ready to get back to normal right? Unfortunately that isn’t always

The Baby Blues It’s common for women to experience the “baby blues”—feeling stressed, sad, anxious, lonely, tired or weepy—following their baby’s birth. But at least

A normal pregnancy is about 40 weeks. The loss of a pregnancy before 20 weeks is called early pregnancy loss. Often, the loss is a

Nothing quite prepares you for the loss of your pregnancy. The grief can be overwhelming for some women and they feel alone and unable to

In the past few years, a new sort of business has sprung up: entrepreneurs who offer ultrasound pictures of developing fetuses to eager parents. The

Even if a woman does everything “right” during pregnancy, she can still have a premature baby. Here are the known risk factors: * Carrying more

Labor is different for every woman from the type of labor they choose to have to the pain they experience during labor. Pain depends on

For a long time the most common method of birth was having a vaginal birth, but sometimes it isn’t possible for babies to be born

There are at least one set of twins are born in about every 41 births. While having twins can double the joy and rewards to

There are a few things to begin looking for before you begin to go into labor. You may experience one or more of these and

Pregnancy is an amazing time of growth—both for mother and baby. As a new life is growing within a woman, her body undergoes many changes

The purpose of the oral glucose tolerance test is to measure the body’s ability to use a type of sugar, called glucose. Glucose is the

Your first pregnancy visit will be the most comprehensive of all the prenatal visits. A complete history will be obtained including: Medical History: medications, allergies,

Being pregnant is a time that is filled with excitement, anxiety and confusion. One of the first things you will need to do is confirm