• Well-Woman Examinations:

Regular check-ups are essential for maintaining your reproductive health. Our team performs thorough well-woman exams, including screenings and preventative care.

• Contraception and Family Planning:

Whether you’re planning to start a family or looking for contraception options, our experts offer personalized family planning consultations. Family planning enables you to have the amount of children you want and manage the spacing between pregnancies. To help you and your family make the best decisions, our doctors are available. Family planning involves educating and informing women about the variety of contraceptive options available to them, such as:

 Intrauterine Device(IUD): A small, highly efficient T-shaped device that is inserted into your uterus. Long Acting Reversible contraceptives is how IUDs are classified. They are simple to use, removable at any moment, and long-lasting—lasting several years.

Birth Control Implant: The implant, known as Implanon, is a little rod that is inserted within your upper arm just under the skin. It is about the size of a matchstick. Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives is the category that implants fall under. They can be taken off at any moment, are simple to use, and endure for several years.

Birth Control Shot: A shot that keeps you for getting pregnant. Examples include depo – provera which is effective for 3 months, others include sayanna pres

Birth Control Pill: Oral contraceptive in the form of a daily tiny pill. To maximize effectiveness, it should be taken at the same time every day.

Condom: The widely used “barrier method” helps shield against the majority of STIs by preventing sperm from entering the vagina. Additionally, there is the female condom, which is inserted into the vagina.

Emergency contraception: Can stop a pregnancy before it starts. They are pills that are taken after un-protective sex. it is effective for about five days

INFERTILITY:                                          One of the many different reasons a woman may not be able to conceive is irregular ovulation. When a woman ovulates infrequently or not at all, this happens. A wide range of problems with the female reproductive system, such as injury to the uterus, cervix, or fallopian tubes, or the condition that can prevent contraception by causing tissues that ordinarily grow in the uterus to implant and grow elsewhere.

Unknown Cases: Sometimes the cause of infertility is never found but through continued treatment, this problem may correct itself. We can treat these factors through a variety of surgeons including;

• Tubal reversals
• Intrauterine insemination
• In vitro fertilization