Women's Health

Menopause symp­toms may range from mild to severe — and some women have none at all. Duly Health and Care can help you nav­i­gate the tran­si­tion to menopause.

With pre­na­tal breast­feed­ing class­es led by lac­ta­tion con­sul­tants, you can learn about and pre­pare for breast­feed­ing before your baby is born.

Whether you’re a first-time mom-to-be or a sea­soned pro, being preg­nant dur­ing the sum­mer months can be very uncom­fort­able. Obste­tri­cian Gyne­col­o­gist, Kellen Pat­ton, DO, shares tips on keep­ing cool, sooth­ing aches and pains and tak­ing care of your­self through the hot sum­mer months. 

Life can get busy and tak­ing care of our skin health can eas­i­ly become an after­thought. Our cell phones are use­ful tools to help sup­port healthy skin­care habits.

We all know that sun­screen is a nec­es­sary step in our skin­care rou­tine. But do you know the dif­fer­ence between chem­i­cal and phys­i­cal sun­screens? Our der­ma­tol­o­gists explain the dif­fer­ence between these two types of sunscreen.

New or sud­den gas­troin­testi­nal symp­toms should not be ignored as they can sig­nal a more seri­ous con­di­tion. Our Gas­troen­terol­o­gy team iden­ti­fies symp­toms that should be addressed with your health­care provider.

Pap smears, also known as Pap test­ing, offer valu­able insight into your pelvic health. This screen­ing allows your physi­cian to observe cel­lu­lar changes and abnor­mal­i­ties on your cervix and can also iden­ti­fy your like­li­hood of devel­op­ing cer­vi­cal cancer.

Uter­ine fibroids are non-can­cer­ous tumors that grow with­in uter­ine mus­cle tis­sue and are the most com­mon tumor with­in the female repro­duc­tive sys­tem. As a result, all women are at poten­tial risk of devel­op­ing fibroids, with a major­i­ty of cas­es diag­nosed in women between the ages of 35 and 54.

Your hor­mones play an active role in every­thing from your mood to your ener­gy lev­el. Obste­tri­cian Gyne­col­o­gist, Dr. Eliz­a­beth Fried­man, shares insights on how to work with your hor­mones to track your fer­til­i­ty, boost your pro­duc­tiv­i­ty and man­age your social calendar.

Most of us have heard the term ​“pelvic floor”, but may not know what the pelvic floor actu­al­ly does. Learn about the func­tions of your pelvic floor and what exer­cis­es you can do to strength­en your muscles.