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Experts in Care for Women Every Step of the Way
At Women’s Care we provide the highest level of care through our skilled health care professionals and state of the art technologies. As a leading OB/GYN medical practice for the Kansas City Metropolitan Area, we pride ourselves on providing the highest level of personal and professional care to our patients. We deliver hundreds of babies every year and perform a full spectrum of gynecologic procedures.
Our dedicated team of OBGYN doctors and nurse practitioners work as a cohesive group to provide excellent individualized care for our patients. Furthermore, they are supported by a competent and caring office staff to provide you with a pleasant experience. As obstetrician-gynecologists in Johnson County, we have extensive experience and are board certified with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Whether you are looking for routine women’s care, care during pregnancy, or have a gynecologic condition in need of medical management or surgery, we can work with you to answer any questions and come up with a plan to meet your needs. Finally, our gynecologists are specially trained in minimally invasive gynecologic procedures such as da Vinci® Surgery in addition to providing the full range of obstetrics and gynecology care.
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What Screenings Are Included in a Well-Woman Exam?
A well-woman exam is an important part of every woman’s preventive healthcare regimen. Rather than just seeking care when you have symptoms, these exams give you and your gynecologist a chance to check on your overall health, identify any problems early,
Blood Clots During Your Period: Should You Be Concerned
Menstrual blood is more than just blood. It also contains uterine lining (endometrial tissue), mucus, and other fluids that are shed during menstruation. As your uterus sheds its lining, your body releases natural anticoagulants that help keep menstrual blood flowing. However,
Irregular Periods in Teens: When to Be Concerned
After a teen’s first period, the body is still learning how to regulate the hormones that control the menstrual cycle. As a result, ovulation may not occur consistently during the first two to three years. Without regular ovulation, menstrual cycles can vary in length.