Gynecology Specialist

What types of conditions does gynecology address?

A gynecologist addresses all of a woman’s health and reproductive issues. The team at New England Women’s Healthcare can treat women from puberty through to menopause. They address issues of pregnancy, fertility, and overall pelvic organ health.

The goal of the gynecologists at New England Women’s Healthcare is to provide individualized, specialized care to boost your overall well-being. They seek to prevent illness and treat diseases that are unique to women.

Issues your gynecologist may address include:

• Abnormal uterine bleeding
• Pelvic pain
• Sexual health
• Fertility and infertility
• Birth control
• Pregnancy
• Urinary tract infections
• Polycystic ovary syndrome
• Fibroids
• Pelvic inflammatory diseases
• Breast exams
• Irregular periods
• Menopause concerns
• Sexually transmitted diseases
• Cervical and other cancer screenings
  
  

Yearly well-women exams help you maintain your best reproductive system health at any age.

What procedures does a gynecologist perform?

If a gynecological condition arises, the gynecologists at New England Women’s Healthcare offer treatment and management. The following procedures may be recommended:

• Laparoscopic diagnoses or surgery
• Colposcopy
• Myomectomy, or fibroid removal
• Hysterectomy
• Endometriosis removal
  
  

The doctors at New England Women’s Healthcare discuss all your health concerns with you and educate you on recommended procedures so you can make the best decisions about your health care.

Why are regular gynecological exams important?

Annual well-woman exams that include a pelvic exam give the gynecologists at New England Women’s Healthcare the ability to assess your reproductive health and wellness. These regular visits also help them detect any illness or disease in its earliest stages when they’re most treatable. The doctors can detect signs of ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, or irregular cells that suggest cancer at routine annual exams.

A regular pelvic exam may also be used to determine the cause of uncomfortable symptoms, such as pelvic pain, irregular vaginal discharge, or abnormal bleeding. You may request screenings for sexually transmitted disease or discuss options for family planning at regular well-woman exams, too.

Receive the highest level of gynecological care from the staff at New England Women’s Healthcare. Call the office or schedule a visit online to have your gynecology needs and health addressed.