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There’s no shortage of choices when it comes to birth control, which means there’s bound to be one that suits your needs better than others. To help you choose wisely, we review a popular option here — an intrauterine device.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so let’s focus on potentially life-saving screening practices, starting with the mammogram. Here’s a look at how often you should have a mammogram.

When a condition affects 10% of reproductive-aged women around the world, it’s a condition that women should know about. We’re talking about polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, and here are some key signs.

You and your partner want to build a family, but you’ve been struggling to conceive. Here, we look at some of the many factors that can influence fertility and what your next steps should include.

Women are no strangers to pelvic organ prolapse, especially as they age. Here, we review this common problem, who it affects, and perhaps most importantly, what we can do to fix pelvic organ prolapse.

You’re envious of friends who have light, hassle-free periods because yours are exactly the opposite. If you’re struggling with heavy periods that disrupt your life, read on to learn about potential causes and solutions.

Having the term high risk attached to your pregnancy can be alarming, but remember that it just means that your risks are heightened. Here’s what else we want you to know about high-risk pregnancies.

Some discomfort with your periods is par for the course, but millions of women experience pelvic pain that falls outside of normal cramps. Here’s a look at some common culprits behind pelvic pain.

A woman’s hormones can influence her life in major ways, and menopause is a prime example. Here are some signs that you may be starting your transition through menopause.

Choosing the right birth control is a significant decision impacting many aspects of your life. It’s essential to understand the numerous choices available and select one that aligns with your lifestyle, health needs, and personal preferences.