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Posted July 27, 2016
Three out of four people who have chlamydia don’t know they have it. Doctors recommend routine chlamydia screening for young, sexually active women. If you are a sexually active woman age 25 or younger, your doctor may recommend you get tested every year. The screening test is very accurate and easy—it’s just a urine test. If chlamydia is found, it can be successfully treated with antibiotics.
Melody McKenzie, MD, family medicine with obstetrics, shares information about what you need to know to stay protected from chlamydia and HPV.
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Posted December 11, 2019
Pelvic relaxation sounds like a pleasant health and wellness technique to achieve inner peace, but it is not! Pelvic relaxation is another way to describe a bulge in the vagina known as “pelvic organ prolapse” or (POP).
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