By definition, menstrual cycles are predictable. For most women, period bleeding occurs approximately every 28 days (though anywhere between 21 and 35 days is considered normal) and lasts four to seven days. As long as your menstrual cycle follows an… Read More
While menstrual cramps are a familiar part of life for many women, experiencing vaginal or pelvic discomfort outside of your normal cycle is not something you should ignore. Even mild, intermittent pain can be a sign… Read More
Endometriosis is a common condition, affecting 10-20% of women. At Advanced GYN Solutions in Wilmington, NC, we specialize in serving patients dealing with endometriosis. With symptoms that include pelvic pain, painful periods, pain with intercourse, and pain with urination… Read More
Hot flashes. Night sweats. Mood swings. Sexual issues. Many women experience a variety of unpleasant symptoms during perimenopause and menopause, which may include those mentioned above, as well as: urinary urgency dryness of the skin, eyes, mouth, or… Read More
Not only does it stand to reason, it’s backed by data that surgeons with more experience produce better outcomes and patients have fewer complications. G. Daniel Robison, IV, MD, FACOG, FPMRS, is one of the most experienced, and… Read More
Vaginal Rejuvenation Procedure Can Reduce Pain, Increase Confidence For some women, doing certain, simple activities—such as riding a bike, doing yoga, or even having intercourse—can cause pain and discomfort to the vulva. These sensations of the labia twisting… Read More
Hysterectomy: When It’s Recommended and What You Need to Know Chances are, you know a woman who has had a hysterectomy… in fact, you probably know several. In the United States, this procedure is so common that more… Read More
Pap Smears Do Not Detect Ovarian Cancer, and other important things you should know Women are told to take care of themselves by having annual screening exams. The Pap smear has been a successful screening exam for… Read More
Constant Pelvic Pain? It Could Be Interstitial Cystitis. The defining symptom of interstitial cystitis (IC) is pain. Women who suffer with the condition experience significant bladder/pelvic pain, often with urination and intercourse. Patients also feel an urgency… Read More
While sensitive feminine issues, such as vaginal dryness, may not be topics of casual conversation, women should feel comfortable speaking with their gynecologist about their symptoms and concerns—and take heart that most are common and treatable. Women may… Read More