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17/03/2025

we know endometriosis. come see an expert.

12/03/2025

March is Endometriosis Awereness month. As many of you know, we fight Endometriosis on a daily basis here at the CAG. I was happy to see this piece on CBS last month. Every year, I find patients more knowledgeable and informed about endometriosis--and at an earlier age--than the year before.
The earlier we can identify and treat the better I hope people's lives will be!

Worldwide, 1 in 10 women of reproductive age suffer from a condition known as endometriosis. It’s an illness where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows in places it’s not supposed to be, and can lead to infertility, debilitating pain and financial hardship. Ali Rogin spoke with gynecologic...

07/01/2025

We will be opening at 10 am on Tuesday 1/7/25 due to snow ! Drive carefully

25/12/2024

🚨 NEW TERMINOLOGY 🚨

Myofascial Urgency Frequency Syndrome is a newer term referring to 💧urgency and frequency without bladder pain and pressure.

This is helpful terminology because👉 people with this diagnosis will benefit from manual pelvic floor physical or occupational therapy according to the American Urologic Association Guidelines.

If you have not read our blog on this topic please drop a 🔥 below and we will send you the link!

Hunner’s Ulcers👇
🔺Refer to lesions of the bladder lining that can lead to pain, urgency, and frequency
🔺Historically thought to be the reason for irritative bladder symptoms
🔺We now know that

26/10/2024

Dr. Barron posting here: I just got Covid for the first time. It was inevitable I suppose. Luckily, I don’t have severe symptoms and glad I’ve been vaccinated as advised by the CDC. As the respiratory virus season is now upon us (Covid, Flu, RSV, and plain old colds) it’s important to take precautions. If you’re feeling sick, please reschedule your appointment. If you have a cough or have been around someone who is sick, please wear a mask. We have masks in the office for your use as well.
My friend, Dr. Jessica Drummond has written a series of well documented evidence-based blogs about Covid and some strategies to reduce risk which I suggest you check out!

Part 1: How to Prevent Long Covid: Summer 2024 Update by Jessica Drummond | Jul 22, 2024 | Chronic Illness & Pain, COVID-19, For Patients, Immune Health, Integrative Health, Women's Health Coaching | 0 comments Part 1: Prevention of Acute Infection At this point in time, covid has become an endemic....

16/08/2024

Unlock advanced strategies for perimenopause care in this exclusive session. Perfect for health professionals seeking to enhance their practice.

07/06/2024

📅 Mark your calendars for the opening day of EndoEcho’s Educational Workshop! 📚✨

Get your tickets now! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/878801487907?aff=oddtdtcreator

We’re kicking off the week with Social and Behavioral Science Researcher Julia Mandeville () as we delve into the intersection of endometriosis care and racial disparities.

🗣️ Julia’s valuable presentation will be followed by two must-watch videos: 1️⃣ The history of endometriosis and the historic injustices in its lengthy past within the medical community. 2️⃣ Current knowledge and research regarding endometriosis, dispelling common misconceptions that hinder inclusive care.

📝 After a brief break to fill out workbooks and journals, get ready for our riveting panel discussion

“Navigating the Intersection of Endometriosis and Health Disparities,”

featuring:
Nurse Practitioner Kimether Shari ( , )
Data Science and Health Policy Worker Shravani Bheema
Social and Behavioral Science Researcher Julia Mandeville
And More Panelists to be Announced Soon!

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights and advance our understanding of equitable healthcare! 🌟

Endo Black Incorporated The Endometriosis Foundation of America EndoArmy Capital Women's Care Ashburn - Div. 65 Natasha AldridgeKianna Kristine ScottEndoArmy

16/05/2024

Brittany Mahomes speaks out after injury: 'Take care of your pelvic floor'

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/health-wellness/2024/03/07/brittany-mahomes-injury-pelvic-floor-therapy/72879049007

02/05/2024

The United States Preventive Services Task Force has just changed their breast cancer screening recommendations to advise starting at 40 for all women instead of 50. Confused? you're not the only one. There is still a difference of opinion on when to start (40 or 45) and how often (every year or every other year) between different guidelines (USPSTF, American Cancer Society, and others). For this reason we recommend a personalized approach based on a discussion with your provider about your personal risk and life philosophy. https://youtu.be/r6olpv75gnM

This 90-second video features the chair of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, Dr. Wanda Nicholson, providing an overview of the Task Force’s 2024 final...

16/04/2024

Team building is a key part of creating an office culture that can focus together on the goal of helping our patients. We did just that the other week with some lunch and Art at Pikasso Swig! Turns out we have some talented artists in our midst!

12/04/2024

🔊 Attention all advocates, patients and allies! 🔊

We’re thrilled to announce the location of the upcoming EndoEcho Educational Workshop! 🎗️💛

🗺️ Venue: Building Constructive Communities Foundation
📍 5705 S. Laburnum Avenue, Henrico, VA 23231

Come dive into insightful discussions and learn more about endometriosis from leading experts. 📚🌟 It’s a day for education, empowerment, and community building!

📢 Don’t wait - reserve your spot today! 📢 Link in bio!

07/04/2024

🌟 Join us for ’s inaugural Workshop 🌟

Are you ready to tackle racial disparities in endometriosis care head-on? Mark your calendars for July 15th - July 20th in Richmond, VA, as we convene a diverse panel of experts committed to addressing this critical issue!

-Surgeons
-Doctors
-Patient Advocates
-Mental Health Workers
-Pelvic floor physical therapists
-Nutritionists
-Doulas

During the EndoEcho Workshop, we're shining a spotlight on disparities this time focusing on racial barriers in endometriosis. Together we will be exploring strategies to ensure equitable access and treatment for all individuals, regardless of background. We seek to bring together and empower patients as well as inspire the medical industry for change.

Join us to:
✨ Explore the History of Endometriosis Amidst Racial and Gender Injustices
✨ Engage in candid discussions with experts and advocates
✨ Navigating Current Endometriosis Treatments, Research, and the Landscape of GYN Care
✨ Brings patients together for mutual support and empowerment
✨ Develop actionable solutions to bridge the gap in endometriosis care
Together, we can make a difference and drive meaningful change!

📅 Date: July 15th - July 20th
📍 Location: Richmond, VA

Tickets are free but spaces are limited, so secure your spot today! Visit https://www.endoarmy.com/endoecho/ for more information and registration details.

Let's amplify the voices of marginalized communities and echo our commitment to equitable endometriosis care. See you at the EndoEcho Workshop! 💫 Ian Barron Kristine Scott Amrhein Miller Boadu

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Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	12:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 13:00

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+14342344903

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http://www.virginiagyn.com/

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About Center for Advanced Gynecology

_Patient need drives the opening of the first local gynecology practice specializing in minimally invasive surgery, endometriosis, and pelvic pain.

Charlottesville, VA August 13, 2018 The Center for Advanced Gynecology, a member of Privia Medical Group, has officially opened its doors located at 630 Peter Jefferson Parkway and is scheduling new patients.

Founder and Medical Director Dr. Kenneth I. Barron, MD recently left the University of Virginia Medical Center in order to develop a more patient-focused practice specializing in the relief of pelvic pain, fibroids, endometriosis, and painful or heavy periods. He is the only gynecologist in Albemarle County who is fellowship-trained in minimally invasive surgery for non-cancerous conditions and the only local gynecologist with expertise in pelvic pain and surgical management of endometriosis. The office participates with all major medical insurance companies and will be accepting self-referrals as well as physician referrals.

Dr. Barron, a graduate of the University of Virginia, completed his residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Massachusetts in 2009. He later spent two years in Orlando, completing an accredited American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists fellowship with a specific focus in chronic pelvic pain under the nationally recognized pelvic pain expert Georgine Lamvu, MD, MPH; current chairwoman of the International Pelvic Pain Society. Additionally, Dr. Barron pursued a second fellowship in endometriosis surgery at the Center for Endometriosis Care in Atlanta, Georgia under Dr. Ken Sinervo, MD. He has been faculty at Brown University, University of Central Florida, and the University of Virginia.