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A women’s health and wellness blog about gynecologic health and common gynecologic concerns and conditions such as sex, contraception, menstrual periods, hormones, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and PCOS. The latest women’s health research, breaking health news, fascinating facts, curious gynecologic history, current therapies, our guy’s health, fitness, nutrition, weight management, and advanced medical testing discussed by a Board Certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist: Dr. Suzanne Trupin.

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Happy 21st birth day, here's what your gyno wants you to know

. 1. Time for your first pap smear 2. It's time for your first pelvic exam 3. You wont' need a rectal exam, unless you are having symptoms 4. Time for your first Clinical Breast Exam 5. Time to discuss your Reproductive life plan 6. It is not yet time for your first mammogram 7. Your gyno wants to begin discussions about your mom's history: did she have a diagnosis of breast cancer, endometriosis, abnormal pap smear, uterine cancer, or cystic ovaries. All these conditions hav

5 reasons to get an HPV test even if you have been vaccinated

1. HPV testing can determine if you have a current active HPV virus infection. If you have been vaccinated against HPV in the past 10 years it's very likely you are still protected against getting high grade cervical dysplasia (pre-cancer). It is also fairly likely you are protected against getting an abnormal pap smear. 2. HPV testing checks the HPV types that can cause cancer of the cervix, the vagina, the vulva, the penis, the rectum, or the respiratory tract including the

Safety of LEEP surgery and labor

The progress of labor depends on the cervix dilating and the baby moving into the pelvis. Excision treatments of the cervix with an electrified loop are called "LEEP procedures. They remove a cone shaped piece of tissue and are used for the diagnosis an treatment of advanced cervical disease. It is possible that LEEP procedures can affect getting pregnant, birthing preterm, and the conduct of labor. You need to find out from your obstetrician whether your labor would be affec

How to not transmit this STD

New or ongoing relationships, it's a common concern as to how we aren't going to share our infections. Handwashing, masks, and keeping to your own glass are all great health strategies, but STD prevention is just a bit more complex. Condoms are good protection. Generally speaking almost anyone can have a quietly latent HPV and thus be able to transmit the infection to a susceptible person. Knowing whether you are susceptible to an infection, immune to an infection, or transm

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