What to know
Primary care may include blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, bone health, thyroid concerns, reproductive health, menopause symptoms, mood, and age-appropriate cancer screening.
Bleeding patterns, pregnancy possibility, medicines, personal history, and family history all affect recommendations.
Steps that may help
- Keep track of menstrual or menopausal symptoms that interfere with daily life.
- Ask about cervical, breast, colorectal, and osteoporosis screening based on your age and risk.
- Maintain bone health with activity, adequate nutrition, and tobacco avoidance.
- Report new breast changes, persistent pelvic symptoms, or bleeding after menopause.
When to contact our office
Schedule a visit for abnormal bleeding, menopausal symptoms, urinary concerns, breast changes, contraception questions, or preventive screening.
When to seek emergency care
Do not use the website for emergencies.
Seek emergency care for severe pelvic or abdominal pain with fainting, heavy bleeding with weakness, symptoms of stroke or heart attack, or possible pregnancy with severe pain or bleeding.
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Medical disclaimer: This page provides general education and is not a diagnosis, individualized medical advice, or a treatment plan. Recommendations can differ based on age, pregnancy, medicines, health conditions, and personal risk.
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