While Vitamin D is traditionally known to be important with controlling calcium levels, we now know it to be a vital component for our immune system, regulating inflammation, and particularly important for the placental growth in pregnancy. We know that our bodies make Vitamin D from exposure to the sun, however, the increased concerns for… Read More »
When you think of the Mona Lisa, you likely think of the iconic portrait painted by Leonardo Da Vinci that’s now located in the Louvre. Similarly to how that painting has impacted the art world, the MonaLisa Touch treatment could completely change your life like it has for many other women. MonaLisa Touch is a… Read More »
Thanksgiving is a time for friends and family to get together and express their gratitude for one another. It’s also a time for food. For many people, the idea of a large feast is cause for celebration all in itself, but for others that are watching their weight it can be a cause of dread.… Read More »
Breast Health Tips October isn’t just the start of the Halloween season, it’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We’d like to share with you some lifestyle tips to help prevent breast cancer and promote breast health. Discover Your Family History Family history is one of the most significant factors when it comes to your chances… Read More »
Whether this is your first pregnancy or your fifth pregnancy, nothing can knock your pregnancy pants off quite like morning sickness. Accompanied by fatigue and nausea, morning sickness can be quite debilitating. To help you get through your first trimester until the nausea and morning sickness subsides, we have a few things that will hopefully… Read More »
With most of America being overweight, maintaining a healthy weight is something that we encourage all of our overweight patients to do. Losing weight will not only help your heart, but it can also help you with your fertility journey. The best way to lose weight is to combine both diet and exercise. However, sometimes,… Read More »
August is National Breastfeeding Month Submitted by: Alicia Garcia, Patient Advocate The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that infants be exclusively breastfed for about the first 6 months with continued breastfeeding alongside introduction of appropriate complementary foods for 1 year or longer. The World Health Organization also recommends exclusively breastfeeding up to 6 months… Read More »
In this day and age, there are so many different forms of female contraception available that it can feel a little overwhelming. Here at Camelback Women’s Health, we strive to help all of our patients make a contraceptive choice that’s good for you, your lifestyle, and that you feel confident with. Let’s take a closer… Read More »
Swimsuit season may be here, but if you’re feeling less than confident to slip into one in public, then we may have a few tips for you. Whether you’re self-conscious about your bikini line or your waistline, we may have a few cosmetic ways to help you stand a little taller and feel more comfortable… Read More »
“Nothing is permanent” isn’t a saying that we go by here at our office. Although most things regarding your reproductive health aren’t permanent, there is one thing that we offer here at our office that is: permanent birth control. Other than undergoing a hysterectomy, though, how can birth control be permanent? Essure Essure is a… Read More »