Better than expected. Front desk needs to change her attitude a little more but the nurses and doctors were amazing, knowledgeable and took their time explaining everything. Would recommend to anyone.
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Wasn’t seen by this doctor exactly, but the doctor I was seen by was great, answered all of my questions thoroughly and was straight to the point which I very much appreciated. Also virtually no wait time, cute little office, receptionist were great. Nurse was a little fast talking almost rushing but I’ll survive other than that I had a good experience.
Dr.
Ena Marsan
,DO
Always right in & out. The nurses are also nice to talk to & very informative
I was very happy with the treatment here. The staff was pleasant as well as the doctor. I am very happy I came here.
Great doctor, patient and thoughtful, clinic’s environment , equipments also impressive
Dr. Neena is highly professional and very kind, once i was 30 mins late to the appointment but yet she was very kind enough to see me.
Dr. Russel is WONDERFUL. So genuine and helpful. She took the time to sit down with me before the exam to go over my medical history, any questions or concerns I had and was very friendly and made good conversation. Made me feel very comfortable the whole time and would highly recommend her to anyone who is looking for a good Gyno in the city!
She is very polite and truly caring. She definitely went above and beyond on what I would expect in terms of doctors going out of their way to make it easier for their patients - following up with labs, and hospitals personally to ensure that I have results as soon as possible in a stressful time, and truly taking the time to see and talk me through a tough time. Only downside was that she doesn't do deliveries etc anymore so you have to go to another doctor later.
Highly recommend!!
Dr.
Anthony Azar
,MD
Dr. Azar is "the best at his profession, in every aspect". I was fortunate in choosing such a person to assist/guide me in taking charge of better health.
Pleasant and professional doctor. I hardly had any wait time.
Dr.
Jane Galasso
,MD
I don't often write reviews, but felt like Dr. Jane Galasso deserved a good review. I highly recommend her and her staff.
I felt I could trust her since I met her last year, everything is very clean, she and her staff are very nice. I recommend it 100%
Outstanding
Dr. Cavalli and her staff are so wonderful and attentive! Highly recommend!
Dr. Cavalli and her staff are so wonderful and attentive! Highly recommend!
Dr. Simon took me in when they were't suppose to take appointments! There was an error with the system but he insisted I come in since they're an office of their word. He was great and professional.
Have been struggling with endometriosis symptoms for months. While other doctors try and simply prescribe me with birth control for pain, Dr. Khalil listened to my concerns and was thorough with her suggestions. Wait time was iffy but I was late. Have my follow-up scheduled, do not hesitate to book! Her slots fill up quickly.
Dr.
Lissa Hirsch
,MD
She's a great doctor. Very quick (in a good way -- for "uncomfortable" procedures), but thorough. Makes you feel safe, welcome. Very highly recommended.
Great bedside manner. Patient and very informative!
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Menopause
Menopause is a natural biological process that every woman goes through. It is defined as the depletion of ovarian eggs, naturally or electively induced. It marks the end of menstruation and the ability to reproduce (fertility). Menopause is diagnosed 12 months after a woman’s last menstrual period. Natural menopause is when the ovaries decrease the production of estrogen and progesterone. Induced menopause is when the ovaries are surgically removed or damaged due to a variety of reasons.
Typically, menopause occurs after the age of 40, but it can have an early onset influenced by various factors, induced or genetic. Menopause treatment varies and is customizable for every woman with differentiable symptoms.
Symptoms
Some of the most common signs and symptoms of menopause include:
- Irregular periods: A change in your menstrual cycle pattern can be one of the leading symptoms of menopause.
- Vaginal dryness.
- Hot flashes: This can be described as feeling waves of heat in the face, chest and neck.
- Hair loss and increase facial hair growth.
- Decreased libido.
- Psychological symptoms like mood swings, poor sleep patterns, anxiety and/or forgetfulness.
Common questions and answers about menopause
When should you visit your doctor for menopause?
Typically, menopause starts after the age of 40, but anyone can experience the early onset of menopause. Therefore, it is best-advised to consult a doctor when any of the above symptoms start affecting your quality of life.
What causes premature menopause?
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 5% of women go through early menopause. Menopause can happen without a known reason or due to certain genetic or external factors such as:
- Smoking.
- Family history.
- Surgical removal of the ovaries.
- Surgical removal of the uterus.
Read about other risk factors of premature menopause on the Office on Women’s Health’s website.
What is induced menopause?
Induced menopause is the end of menstrual periods due to the surgical removal of the ovaries or damage to the ovaries or medically terminating periods as treatment of a disease. Unlike natural menopause, the onset of the symptoms is sudden. Treatments such as hormone therapy can help manage your symptoms of induced menopause.
What should I expect from my doctor’s visit for menopause?
- Questions around your medical history and other comprehensive questions around your periods and symptoms.
- Although there is no “cure” for menopause, the doctor will discuss your options to manage the symptoms of menopause.
- If there is a chance you are still ovulating and could get pregnant, your doctor will ask questions to try to understand your reproductive needs.
Where can I find a menopause specialist near me?
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How much does a visit for menopause cost?
The cost for a menopause visit varies depending on factors such as your location, insurance, the doctor you visit and the severity of your needs.
Sources:
NICHD - Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
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