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Thomas Halpin, MD

About Dr. Halpin
Thomas F. Dr. Halpin earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School in Boston in 1963.

Halpin, MD, FACOG is a board-certified gynecologist with over 50 years of experience specializing in abnormal pap smear follow-up, infertility, and menopausal issues. Dr. Halpin provides a full scope of gynecological services from two convenient office locations in the towns of Shrewsbury and Worcester, Massachusetts, and continues to successfully meet the health care needs of women from communiti

es across the greater Worcester County area. In addition to offering routine preventive health care for women, including pap smears and osteoporosis screenings, Dr. Halpin has extensive experience providing comprehensive care for chronic conditions such as endometriosis, uterine fibroids, and polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS). He went on to complete a residency at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City, as well as a postdoctoral fellowship with the American Cancer Society. Dr. Halpin has long been affiliated with UMass Memorial Medical Center, a research and teaching hospital, where he has served as Director of Gynecology as well as Medical Staff President. He also has many years of experience teaching medical students and residents as a professor.

05/23/2018

Learn the symptoms and facts when it comes to endometriosis. (http://ow.ly/D6vu30jEOP2)

Pelvic pain, fatigue, and frustration are just some of the tribulations of endometriosis – a medical condition involving the uterine lining growing elsewhere outside of the uterus and attaching to pelvic organs, such as the fallopian tubes or ovaries.

The condition varies for each woman, and a smaller percentage of women experience no symptoms, while others have severe pain that has a huge impact on their lives. This article discusses the diagnosis and treatments for endometriosis, including endometrial ablation.

05/22/2018

Marie Claire aims to help you understand what’s normal and what’s not when it comes to menstruation. (http://ow.ly/xg0V30jEOP1)

Marie Claire breaks it down to tell you when you should see a doctor and what’s not normal with regards to the monthly visitor – menstruation. If your cycle is out of whack, this could indicate an underlying problem. Pay attention to the volume, length, and frequency of your period and what changes.

If you have severe pain that’s impacting your daily life or abnormal bleeding in between your periods, these are also good reasons to visit Dr. Halpin – a gynecologist that can evaluate your health and help you relieve your symptoms.

05/21/2018

Menopause worsens fatigue and muscle aches in women with HIV. (http://ow.ly/1dME30jEOOY)

Researchers at Columbia University discovered evidence that fatigue and muscle aches are worsened by menopause. These symptoms are also common among patients with HIV. Underlying medical conditions exacerbate menopause symptoms, calling for effective medical treatments to offer symptom relief for these patients, such as bioidentical hormone therapy.

Patients with HIV, autoimmune diseases, and other conditions can deal with more severe menopause symptoms. Talk to a compassionate gynecologist like Dr. Halpin if you’re approaching menopause, so you can be proactive and plan a course of treatment to make your menopause journey as smooth as possible.

05/18/2018

Surprisingly enough – chronic pelvic pain can be caused by varicose veins. (http://ow.ly/JGkY30jEOOX)

Chronic pelvic pain can be caused by a variety of factors, but a more unusual cause that’s often overlooked is varicose veins, or pelvic congestion syndrome. The condition involves varicose veins that develop in the pelvis. The valves don’t function properly and cause blood to back up in the pelvis, resulting in pain. Certain hormonal medications and therapies can reduce the blood flow of varicose veins. If you have pelvic pain, visit Dr. Halpin to uncover the root cause and find relief.

05/17/2018

If you’re thinking about contraception, Dr. Halpin can help you determine what’s best for you. (http://ow.ly/YqDu30jEOOV)

When considering birth control, you should take certain factors into account, such as your age, your medical history, sexual activity, and overall health. There are different types of birth control to choose from and each have benefits, drawbacks, and a rate of effectiveness.

There are five general categories: hormonal methods, barrier methods, long-acting reversible contraception, emergency contraception, and sterilization. Learn more on our website and book your appointment with Dr. Halpin online. You can also call one of our two offices. (http://ow.ly/YqDu30jEOOV)

Dr. Thomas Halpin is a board-certified gynecologist serving patients in two practices in Shrewsbury and Worcester, Massachusetts. Dr. Halpin has over five decades of professional experience specializing in abnormal pap smear follow-up, infertility, menopausal issues, gynecological services, and preventive health care such as osteoporosis screenings. Call the Shrewsbury office at 508-217-7314 or the Worcester office at 508-283-7895 or schedule your appointment online. (http://ow.ly/YqDu30jEOOV)

05/16/2018

This helpful physical therapist talks pelvic pain and incontinence – common health problems in the United States. (http://www.communityhealthmagazine.com/just_for_you/women/ending-the-struggle-of-pelvic-pain-and-incontinence/article_81c2cbb6-2d3b-11e8-ac6b-1fe7a0d5287a.html)

While pelvic pain and urinary incontinence afflicts many women, this physical therapist says it isn’t talked about enough. Incontinence is more common after childbirth and menopause, but it can occur at any time, often due to a fluctuation in hormone levels and/or weakened pelvic floor muscles. Certain exercises can help strengthen your pelvic floor and improve incontinence and pelvic pain.

As well as exercises and maintaining a healthy lifestyle at home, you should also see an incontinence specialist like Dr. Halpin for valuable medical support and treatment.

05/15/2018

Here’s everything you should know about early menopause. (http://ow.ly/gDzf30jEOOS)

This article delves into the symptoms and treatments for menopause and more specifically, early menopause. While menopause typically starts in the late 40’s and early 50’s, for some women it can start earlier due to a variety of factors, such as autoimmune disorders, infections, certain deficiencies, genetics, and cancer treatments.

To help ease the symptoms of early menopause, there are certain steps you can take. It’s helpful to manage your stress, try to maintain a regular exercise program, stop smoking, and maintain a healthy weight. Working with a compassionate doctor like Dr. Halpin can also ease your transition through menopause.

05/14/2018

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy can give women welcome relief from menopausal symptoms…this physician’s assistant aims to spread the word. (http://ow.ly/iBya30jEOOR)

Jane Hammond explains how starting on bioidentical hormone therapy during peri-menopause helped ease her symptoms, including low libido, insomnia, hot flashes, and fatigue. Peri-menopause is the period of life before menopause completely initiates and by taking action early, Jane believes it greatly helped her experience with menopause.

Working in the medical field, Jane wants to share information and the benefits of bioidentical hormones – hormones that are specially designed to match the hormones in your body and safely and effectively supplement your hormone levels.

05/11/2018

You might be pregnant and not even know it…here are 10 signs of an unexpected pregnancy. (http://ow.ly/yj0b30jEOOQ)

Some of the pregnancy symptoms occur due to hormonal changes. Some of the symptoms are similar to premenstrual symptoms for many women, leading them to be dismissive and write off the symptoms as being normal. Signs of an unexpected pregnancy are frequent urination, excess fatigue, an irregular or skipped menstrual cycle, and even slower bowel movements, since an increase in the hormone progesterone slows down the path of food through the intestines.

05/10/2018

What exactly is menopause and why does it happen? (http://ow.ly/nBZf30jEOOO)

Dr. Halpin is highly experienced in helping women transition through menopause and keep any associated symptoms under control. For most women, middle age marks a decline in fertility with menopause as the ultimate destination. In two convenient office locations in Shrewsbury and Worcester, Massachusetts, Dr. Halpin provides effective treatments to combat your symptoms, such as hormone replacement therapy.

On our website, you can find helpful information on the symptoms and treatments of menopause. Book your consultation with Dr. Halpin on our website or call one of our offices today. (http://ow.ly/nBZf30jEOOO)

Dr. Thomas Halpin is a board-certified gynecologist serving patients in two practices in Shrewsbury and Worcester, Massachusetts. Dr. Halpin has over five decades of professional experience specializing in abnormal pap smear follow-up, infertility, menopausal issues, gynecological services, and preventive health care such as osteoporosis screenings. Call the Shrewsbury office at 508-217-7314 or the Worcester office at 508-283-7895 or schedule your appointment online. (http://ow.ly/nBZf30jEOOO)

05/09/2018

Your heavy menstrual bleeding could be a sign of something more serious. (http://ow.ly/vQXX30jEOOM)

If you have heavy menstrual bleeding and feel other symptoms like pain and exhaustion, you might have a condition called abnormal uterine bleeding. This article lists seven things you should know about the condition, including the treatments. One sign of abnormal uterine bleeding is if you’re bleeding for more than seven days straight. If you have these symptoms, visit a skilled gynecologist like Dr. Halpin to determine the best course of treatment.

05/08/2018

If you appear pregnant, it could be due to an enlarged uterus bloating your abdomen and an underyling condition that warrants medical attention. (http://ow.ly/g4v930jEOOL)

One woman shares how people assumed she was pregnant due to her enlarged uterus caused by uterine fibroids. Fibroids are non-cancerous and usually come along with symptoms like heavy menstrual bleeding, abdominal pain, swelling, and fatigue.

If you have these symptoms and experience unusual abdominal bloating, it’s best to visit a gynecologist like Dr. Halpin who can diagnose the cause of your enlarged uterus. A number of treatments are available for uterine fibroids, including medications, IUDs, birth control, and endometrial ablation – an effective procedure that gives women lasting relief.

05/07/2018

Painful, heavy menstrual bleeding can be alleviated and prevented with this specialized, effective procedure. (http://ow.ly/RHls30jEOOK)

Many women believe they just have to deal with heavy and painful menstrual bleeding, but that’s not the case. Modern gynecological advancements have opened the doorway for a precise, safe, and effective procedure that destroys the thickened uterine lining and makes your menstrual cycle much more manageable. Learn about endometrial ablation and how it could benefit you in this article.

05/04/2018

Did you know that a pap smear is an important screening tool designed to detect precancerous cervical cells? (http://ow.ly/wzCQ30jEOOI)

In two convenient locations in Shrewsbury and Worcester, Massachusetts, Dr. Halpin provides pap tests to help women identify cervical cancer cells early, when it can be more successfully treated. Your cervix is the lowest part of your uterus that opens into the va**na. Finding abnormal cells before they turn cancerous can almost always prevent cervical cancer.

Regular pap tests are one of the best ways for women to prevent cervical cancer. It’s usually performed as part of your routine pelvic exam and is recommended every three years for women between ages 21 and 65. Dr. Halpin has extensive experience and is here to help you be proactive and take care of your reproductive health with the highest quality of preventive care. (http://ow.ly/wzCQ30jEOOI)

Dr. Thomas Halpin is a board-certified gynecologist serving patients in two practices in Shrewsbury and Worcester, Massachusetts. Dr. Halpin has over five decades of professional experience specializing in abnormal pap smear follow-up, infertility, menopausal issues, gynecological services, and preventive health care such as osteoporosis screenings. Call the Shrewsbury office at 508-217-7314 or the Worcester office at 508-283-7895 or schedule your appointment online. (http://ow.ly/wzCQ30jEOOI)

05/03/2018

Fibroids can be treated with various medications and procedures – learn about fibroid treatments in this article. (http://ow.ly/C6Rs30jEOOH)

Uterine fibroids usually appear in women of childbearing age and are noncancerous. The severity of fibroids typically depends on their size and how many fibroids are present. Fibroids can put pressure on other internal structures and even distort the appearance of your uterus. Symptoms of fibroids to look out for include pelvic pain and pressure, backache, leg pain, and frequent urination.

05/02/2018

If you’d like more information on infertility testing and treatments, check out this helpful article. (http://ow.ly/SAeO30jEOOG)

Infertility symptoms can vary depending on what’s causing the infertility. Women should look out for irregular menstrual cycles and abnormal menstrual bleeding. A skipped menstrual period could mean you’re not ovulating as you should be. Men might need testing to determine if their s***m count is impacting fertility. It’s best to see a fertility specialist like Dr. Halpin to identify the root causes of your infertility and plan appropriate treatments.

05/01/2018

There is help for the symptoms of aging…have you heard about bioidentical hormone therapy? (http://ow.ly/3uKc30jEOOF)

Decreased energy, memory, focus, and hot flashes, joint pain, and problems sleeping…if these symptoms sound familiar, bioidentical hormone therapy could be the right treatment solution. Many of the bothersome symptoms of aging are associated with the decline in testosterone and estrogen production. The reproductive hormone imbalance can also increase your risk of certain diseases, such as heart disease, dementia, and osteoporosis.

Bioidentical hormone therapy supplements this hormonal decline and relieves the associated symptoms. It’s especially effective for women dealing with menopause or people who have had cancer and undergone therapy that resulted in hormonal imbalance.

04/27/2018

Dr. Halpin Will Provide You with the Highest Standard of Gynecological Care as You Prepare for and Go Through Menopause
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Hormone replacement therapy can help you battle those hot flashes, night sweats, sleep irregularities, and more by regulating and restoring your estrogen levels – the reproductive hormone that declines with aging and menopause and is associated with the symptoms.

Dr. Halpin provides low-dose systemic estrogen for patients in the form of a pill, skin patch, cream, spray, or gel. Regulating your hormone levels also helps protect your bone and heart health, since menopause and low estrogen comes with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. Book your consultation with Dr. Halpin to discuss hormone replacement therapy and if it’s right for you. Call one of the two offices in Shrewsbury or Worcester, Massachusetts, or click to book online. (https://goo.gl/bsYnWu)

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