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February is American Heart Month, a reminder to take your cardiovascular health into your own hands, learn your risks, and build good habits to prevent cardiovascular diseases and heart failure. It is vital for all women, especially those with underlying health conditions, such as high cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, and breast cancer, as well as all…

Cervical Cancer Prevention is simple and effective. In light of National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to recognize the relationship between human papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer. Almost all cervical cancer cases are linked to infection with high-risk HPV, the most commonly transmitted STI. People with HPV almost never develop symptoms; however, they…

Yes, the “O” stands for orgasm, here’s why. The O-Shot® is an ingeniously simple solution to an impressive range of vaginal health issues including, but not limited to, difficulty reaching orgasm, low libido (decreased desire), vaginal dryness, and painful intercourse as well as urinary leakage and lichen sclerosus. Many of these conditions are not uncommon,…

Do you feel like you have to cross your legs when you sneeze or have to run to the bathroom in the middle of your gym workout? As we age, our bodies change due to childbirth, surgery, illness, trauma and menopause which can leave you with weakened pelvic floor muscles. If you suffer from these…

Times are already challenging enough then you step on the scale and see that your weight has gone up. During these times stress has increased, activity has decreased, gyms are closed, and we are turning to comfort food which means the pounds might be increasing. With all that is going on across the nation because…

National Women’s Health Week (NWHW) is a weeklong health observance led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office on Women’s Health (OWH). The week May 10-16, 2020 serves as a reminder for women and girls, especially during the outbreak of COVID-19, to make their health a priority and take care of themselves….

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is now in every state in the United States. So far, the CDC reports that there’s no evidence that pregnant women are at greater risk for the virus than the general public. But according to the American Academy of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), they should still be considered an at-risk group for the virus. There’s also…

La Dra. Bhatia y el personal están comprometidos con la salud de las mujeres. Queríamos asegurarles a nuestros pacientes que seguimos abiertos y capaces de manejar sus necesidades obstétricas y ginecológicas. A medida que las pautas que rodean a COVID-19 han cambiado, a continuación se muestran los cambios destacados que hemos realizado en nuestra práctica…

Dr. Bhatia and staff are committed to women’s health We wanted to re-assure our patients that we remain open and capable of managing your obstetrical and gynecological needs. As the guidelines surrounding COVID-19 have changed, below are highlighted changes we have made within our now practice:   As before, all patients are contacted the day prior…