How are menstrual problems diagnosed?

Menstrual problems are usually diagnosed by the patient; if there are any major menstrual changes, a woman should consult her doctor. Watch OB/GYN specialist Jessica Shepherd, MD, explain which details are important to share with your gynecologist.

You should come in even when you have your period and be prepared to ask any questions you may have about your health.

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Strategies for working with multiple healthcare providers and specialists during the treatment of CAH.

This medical procedure is a breakthrough for those living with some kinds of infertility.

How a team-based treatment approach can benefit individuals and families affected by sickle cell disease.