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Abnormal Bleeding

Abnormal bleeding can occur at any point during a woman’s life from the time she starts menstruating. Whether it happens during, before, or after your menstrual period, getting it examined by a professional is important.

Abnormal PAP Smears and HPV

Abnormal result from a PAP smear or a diagnosis of HPV are something that many women experience. Annual visits can help detect and address problems early and lower your risk of developing other more serious conditions. 

Cramps and Pelvic Pain

If you begin to have cramps or pelvic pain that is abnormally severe during period, intercourse, or any other part of your menstruation cycle, call your gynecologist. These are not part of a normal cycle, contrary to popular belief.

Cycle Irregularities

Cycle irregularities can be an indicator that a more serious condition is present, such as endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome. With proper testing, we can determine the underlying cause of your cycle irregularity and develop a personalized treatment plan for you. 

Endometriosis

Endometriosis is where tissue grows outside of the uterus or on other harmful areas of the body. While there is no cure for endometriosis, it is easily diagnosable. The condition can be treated with medication, hormone therapy, surgery, and alternative medicine.

UTI

A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection that occurs in any part of your urinary tract system. UTIs can be uncomfortable, painful, and, if left untreated, can result in a kidney infection. If you are experiencing pain or burning while urinating, frequent urination, or bloody urine, call your doctor today.

Vaginal Infections

Vaginal infections are often the result of bacteria buildup in the vaginal area. There are several types of infections women can experience, all of which can be treated with medication.

Vaginal Rejuvenation

Vaginal rejuvenation is an umbrella term for procedures that help to tighten loose skin, strengthen muscles, and improve the function of the vaginal area. While not everyone is a candidate for this, it can help women who have experienced changes from childbirth or menopause. 

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Each Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery professional is specially trained to work with women from all walks of life. No matter what you’re looking to seek care for, our providers can help. Learn more about our staff and professionals below. 
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How are cycle irregularities diagnosed?

During your visit with a provider, they may ask you questions about when your last Pap smear was, your medical history, and your past experience with your menstrual cycle. Completing a thorough physical exam is also important to rule out any general health causes. Your provider may run blood tests, do a pelvic ultrasound, or perform an endometrial biopsy to diagnose what is causing your cycle irregularities. These problems can be caused by: 

  • Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
  • Endometriosis
  • Polyps or fibroids on the uterus 
  • Cancer
  • Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
  • Stress

How are cycle irregularities treated?

Medication
If your cycle irregularities are causing you pain, your provider may recommend taking over the counter pain relief medication to decrease it.
Surgery
Sometimes, surgery may be needed if a condition like endometriosis or uterine fibroids are causing the irregularities. 
Regulating Menstrual Cycles
Birth control or other hormonal medications may be prescribed to help regulate the menstrual cycle.

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Do you still have questions about cycle irregularities?

Can I regulate my periods on my own?
Living a healthy lifestyle is one of the best ways to prevent irregular periods. Eating healthy foods, avoiding the consumption of excess alcohol and nicotine, and reducing stress are all examples of ways you can do this.
Will I have cycle irregularities if I am pregnant?

It is normal for your period to stop when you are pregnant, but you may experience spotting. If you are pregnant and start bleeding, call your doctor as soon as possible. 

When should my periods happen?
Normal periods happen every 28 days. Keeping track of when you menstrual cycle is important if you are having irregularities.

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Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery accepts most major insurance providers! If you have any questions about whether we accept your insurance or not, please reach out to us.

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