Advanced Obstetrics & Gynecology in New Albany, Mississippi, provides compassionate, patient-centered obstetrical and gynecological services to female patients across North Mississippi. The experienced team of board-certified doctors offers comprehensive well-woman exams, infertility treatment, menopause management, and high-risk obstetrics.
No matter what stage of life a woman is in, Advanced Obstetrics & Gynecology is here for women's health needs for all generations. For patient convenience, the practice performs many procedures right in the office, including both Mirena and Kyleena intrauterine device birth control placements. The OB/GYN specialists are well-versed in performing minimally invasive surgeries.
No matter what stage of life a woman is in, Advanced Obstetrics & Gynecology is here for women's health needs for all generations. For patient convenience, the practice performs many procedures right in the office, including both Mirena and Kyleena intrauterine device birth control placements. The OB/GYN specialists are well-versed in performing minimally invasive surgeries.
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Gynecology
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Gynecology is the medical practice that deals with the functions specific to girls and women, such as the female reproductive system and breasts. Gynecologists provide diagnosis and treatment for diseases and abnormalities of the ovaries, vagina, uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes. They also write birth control prescriptions, conduct STD tests and HPV screenings, and provide tools and treatment for menopause management.
Infertility
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Infertility means you're unable to get or stay pregnant, even though you're having unprotected sex in hopes of getting pregnant. Doctors generally describe female infertility as going a full year without getting pregnant. Infertility can happen at any age, but women in their 30s are about half as fertile as they are during their 20s, and the chance of conceiving declines significantly for women over age 35.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
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In most cases, surgery of any kind is the absolute last resort. Surgery should only be consider once conservative therapies have proven ineffective, or if you have a condition that isn't treatable with nonsurgical options. You may even need a minimally invasive procedure to remove your uterus, cervix, ovaries, or fallopian tubes - a partial or total hysterectomy - which is a common intervention if you develop problems in your reproductive organs.
Pregnancy
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The ideal time to see your OB/GYN is before you get pregnant for preconception counseling. This allows your provider to evaluate your health, conduct preventive screenings, and pinpoint any abnormalities that may affect your pregnancy. Of course, if you're already pregnant, you're going to be visiting with your dedicated OB/GYN regularly and can determine the sex of your baby as early as 9 weeks with the MaterniT 21 test.
Pap Smear
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A Pap smear is the most effective test for evaluating your cervix and detecting the presence of precancerous or cancerous cells. While cervical cancer progresses slowly, it's known to be life-threatening if it isn't caught early. In the United States alone, roughly 4,250 women die from cervical cancer in a given year.
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