Women’s Health
Women's Health Center - Planned Parenthood.
Medlley Healthcare understands that women have unique health care needs. From your first routine gynecologic exam through motherhood and menopausal years, our goal is to provide personalized, comprehensive medical care of the highest quality.
When you choose Northwestern Medicine, you’ll have access to many resources, including:
- Specialized care for maternal–fetal medicine, prenatal genetic testing, reproductive genetics, gynecologic medical issues, pelvic health, fertility and reproductive medicine and pregnancy-related concerns
- Services to meet your changing needs, including wellness and nutrition
- Prenatal and postnatal resources including classes, support groups and lactation consultants
Our team is on the relentless pursuit of better in women’s health, offering comprehensive, personalized care for women throughout life’s journey.
Women's Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Program
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We’ll answer questions about coming to the hospital, admission, labor and delivery, pain management, and what to expect after delivery.
Yes. Paragard is a copper IUD that lasts for 10 years and is effective at preventing pregnancy. The Mirena IUD is another good choice to avoid systemic hormonal changes and lasts for 5 years. Our team of obstetrician-gynecologists and certified nurse midwives can discuss options with you.
It is important that you contact your provider, whether the bleeding is heavy or merely spotting.
Yes. It is highly recommended to get the flu vaccine while pregnant or breastfeeding.
Yes. It is highly recommended to get the COVID-19 vaccine, not only during pregnancy, but also if you are breastfeeding and/or planning to become pregnant.
Yes. It is important to practice breast self-awareness. Some things to look for are the change in contour of the breast, overlying skin, or discharge.
Yes. It is important to practice breast self-awareness. Some things to look for are the change in contour of the breast, overlying skin, or discharge.
Yes, especially if you frequently have irregular cycles.
Perimenopause is the first stage in the transition to menopause, or the end of your periods. During perimenopause, you will begin to see menstrual cycle irregularity. Some other symptoms may include vaginal dryness, hot flashes, night sweats, or lack of sleep. It is important to contact your provider to assess your symptoms.
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is an effective approach to treat symptoms of menopause. Many people can benefit from HRT; however, it is not required for everyone. It is important to speak to your provider about the risks and benefits associated with HRT.
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We Are Trusted For Expertise and Care
Our team of experts is dedicated to offering less invasive alternatives to traditional gynecologic procedures in both the operating room and office settings.
Our medical and surgical gynecology subspecialty covers the detection, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of all women’s healthcare concerns.
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