Healthcare for Generation X and Generation Y Women
Who are you? You’re young women who have grown past your wild teenage years, are likely sexually active, possibly pregnant or with children, and facing issues associated with the continual changes in your body.
You’re concerned about the whole spectrum of issues facing women – pregnancy, STD’s, breast or cervical cancer, osteoporosis if you are no longer having a menstrual cycle, weight gain or loss, and perhaps even problems with sexual intercourse.
This is a time when we’ll be screening you for breast or cervical cancer. We’ll show you how to do your monthly breast self-examination, and after the age of 40 start you on a regular mammogram screening schedule.
Concerns facing Gen X Women and Gen Y Women
You’re at that age when both physical and psychological issues can arise. Some women call us about sexual concerns, for example. They might be having pain during or after intercourse. Or, they may be experiencing a low libido – no or little desire for sex. For some women, a small amount of urinary incontinence is also occurring.
When to see us
Mood swings and decreased energy becomes noticeable or you want to know why this is happening to you. You want to know what the lat4est and greatest treatment options are. As we explore your unique issues we can provide solutions that make this a fun and exciting phase in your life.
You’re mature enough now to know when something isn’t quite right. That’s a good time to call for an appointment. It doesn’t make sense to take chances if your bleeding has suddenly become irregular or you have abnormal bleeding.
And, certainly we’ll make sure we see you for your annual exam at a minimum, and keep you on track for your mammogram screening to keep you safe and secure.
If you want to become pregnant, but can’t, we’ll walk you through the variables until we can determine what’s going on… and then we’ll do what we can to get you back on track to having that baby!
In addition to the normal issues facing pregnant women (incontinence, nausea, etc), you might have concerns about your body and birth defect prevention before you get pregnant. We’ll talk with you about the plusses and minuses of various birth control methods, as well as what to expect when you do become pregnant.
Any other questions?
Just give us a call for an appointment. We’re here for you to answer whatever questions we can. Also, you might check out the following pages on our web site: