Associates in Women's Health

04/30/2026

💗 It happens more often than you think… and it’s nothing to be embarrassed about.

A retained tampon can lead to discomfort and infection if not addressed, but knowing the signs can make all the difference. Your body will usually give you clues like unusual odor, discharge, or pelvic discomfort.

✨ The most important thing? Don’t ignore symptoms and don’t panic — help is always available.

At Associates in Women’s Health, we’re here to provide compassionate, judgment-free care for every stage of life. Your health and comfort matter to us, always.

📞 225-201-0505 If you have concerns or think you may have a retained tampon, don’t hesitate to reach out to your provider.

04/27/2026

In honor of and , we’re shining the spotlight on a safe, effective, and important way you can protect yourself and your baby: vaccines.

Maternal vaccines are proven to protect you during pregnancy—and they also protect your baby in the early months of their life. The antibodies your body creates when you receive a vaccine are passed to your baby, helping to keep them safe from serious illness before they’re old enough to receive their own vaccines.

See our resources about vaccines during pregnancy to learn more about their safety and importance: https://bit.ly/4mPvNCI

04/24/2026

💜 National Infertility Awareness Week 💜

1 in 8 individuals experience infertility, yet so many journeys are walked in silence. This week, we stand in support, raise awareness, and help break the stigma surrounding infertility.

At Associates in Women’s Health, we recognize that every path to parenthood is unique — and every story deserves compassion, understanding, and support. Whether you’re navigating fertility concerns, PCOS, or simply seeking answers, you are not alone.

This week, we honor strength, encourage conversation, and support every step of the journey. 💜

04/23/2026

If you’ve been diagnosed with an STI, your ob-gyn may bring up partner notifications as a key step in the treatment process.

It can feel awkward to let people know you have an STI, but being proactive can prevent others from becoming infected or you from being reinfected yourself. You can choose to tell partners yourself, or have your state health department do it and keep your identity anonymous.

Not sure where to start? Ask your ob-gyn.

Learn more about common STIs and how to prevent them: https://bit.ly/48MhTLS

04/20/2026

🚨Is it time for your annual? 🚨

We have appointments available!

☎️ Give us a call 225-201-0505

04/19/2026

Learning about breast cancer screening tests and the importance of early breast cancer detection can help you take charge of your health.

What questions do you have about breast cancer screenings?

04/14/2026

Would you rather… 👀

💆‍♀️ Have a full spa day
OR
🛌 Sleep uninterrupted for 10 hours

Be honest—we won’t judge 😂👇

04/11/2026

It’s one of our favorite days!

Share those pictures of your favorite pets 😍🐾

04/09/2026

04/08/2026

With young people getting diagnosed with advanced colon cancer at higher rates, it’s important to be equipped with the facts you need to reduce your risk no matter your age. Your ob-gyn can be a good place to start.

ACOG President-Elect Camille A. Clare, MD, MPH, FACOG, and Laura Kim, MD, FACOG, discuss why your ob-gyn might talk with you about colon cancer—and why earlier screening is important—in our new Expert View article. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4tssLGD

04/05/2026

🌸🐣 Happy Easter from Associates in Women’s Health! 🐰🌷

Wishing you a beautiful day filled with joy, renewal, and time spent with the ones you love. May this season of new beginnings bring you happiness, health, and plenty of sweet moments.