Gynecology Associates of Beaufort

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AKA: Beaufort Ob Gyn Assoc
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Phone: (843) 524-8151

Address: 1835 N Paris Ave, Port Royal, SC 29935

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Gynecology Associates of Beaufort

General Practitioners

Medical Weight Loss
Many women rely on birth control pills to regulate their menstrual cycles and prevent unwanted pregnancies. However, birth control pills act on a woman's hormones, which means they can cause some unwanted side effects. Some women experience weight gain while on birth control. If your doctor believes that your birth control pills are contributing to your weight gain problem, they may help you find an alternate method of birth control. Some women find weight loss success by replacing their birth control pills with a non-hormonal copper IUD.
Nutritional Counseling
Many people don't eat as healthfully as they should. A diet that is high in fried foods, sweets, and junk food can contribute to weight gain. OB-GYN doctors can offer nutrition counseling to women who would like to improve their diets. They can help women choose healthy foods that will satisfy them, contribute to overall good health, and aid weight loss.

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Obstetrics
You probably take care of a lot of other people in your life, from children and a spouse to your parents or boss, but in too many cases, women simply do not make their own health a top priority. Unfortunately, putting your own needs aside can have severe consequences, especially considering that many diseases and conditions are much more manageable when detected early. Putting your own health first doesn't mean neglecting anyone else, it simply means you value your own physical well-being enough to protect it and one of the most effective ways to protect your precious health is by visiting an OBGYN (Obstetrics and Gynecology) for regular checkups and whenever you think something may be amiss with your body.
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Labor and Delivery
Some women develop scarring in their perineum as a result of tearing that occurs during childbirth. If you've had scarring in this part of your body, you might not feel good about its appearance. This could affect your self-esteem, particularly when you're in the bedroom with your partner. A common goal of booking a perineoplasty appointment is the reduction of the scar tissue in this part of your body. This procedure can give the skin a smooth, natural look, restoring its appearance before the tearing occurred.

Ovarian Cancer
The big "C" word is something that everyone wants to avoid. Lifestyle changes and genetic dispositions aside, there's one more thing you can do to reduce the chances that you'll develop ovarian cancer: take an oral contraceptive. A study showed that women who took oral contraceptives for at least five years reduced their risk of getting ovarian cancer by approximately 50 percent. This is a very substantial drop and it should definitely give you something to think about.
Urinary Tract Infection
Experiencing a burning sensation when you relieve yourself isn't just an agonizing feeling, it could be an indication of a serious problem, such as an STD or urinary-tract infection (UTI). A UTI can evolve into life-threatening sepsis, so do not take this symptom lightly.

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Second, other health factors can contribute and directly impact your sex life. Health conditions from cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and multiple sclerosis are just a few health conditions that can lead to sexual dysfunction. If another health condition is impacting your sex life, generally, the first thing that needs to happen is the proper treatment of the condition that is contributing to your female sexual dysfunction.

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Pelvic exams are still crucial beyond childbearing years. Your gynecologist will be able to look for a number of potential issues, from precancerous cells to vaginal atrophy. Your pelvic exams may or may not include a pap smear, depending on whether or not you've had a hysterectomy. If you aren't sure what the exam will entail, consider scheduling a consultation with your gynecologist. This appointment will let you discuss all of the possible issues affecting your reproductive care after menopause. If you have a history of abnormal pap smears, be sure to ask your gynecologist how often you should have a pelvic exam. In some cases, you may need to visit more than once a year.
Endometrial Ablation
Minimally-invasive procedures may be used for certain underlying causes of abnormal bleeding. Women whose bleeding is caused by increased thickening of the uterine lining may benefit from endometrial ablation or a dilation and curettage (D&C). Endometrial ablation involves either freezing or burning the lining of the uterus to destroy the endometrium. It is reserved for women who have finished having children. Although there can be instances of women having their periods return after ablation, the procedure should be considered permanent. During a D&C, the cervix is dilated and a curettage is inserted. The tool is used to scrape the lining and scoop out the contents.

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