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Your local Capital Women’s Care team of compassionate, knowledgeable women’s health professionals explains perimenopause and menopause and the signs and symptoms of each; tips for relieving and managing associated symptoms; and comprehensive guidance on preparing for menopause no matter your current age so you may enjoy a long quality life.
May is designated National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares important information about osteoporosis, its risk factors and testing recommendations. Plus, we share valuable tips to help you reduce your osteoporosis risk, including tips for building bone mass and preventing bone loss so you can enjoy optimal bone health.
May is designated Preeclampsia Awareness Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care women’s health professionals share valuable information about preeclampsia and its proven risk factors, plus its symptoms, treatments and recovery recommendations. What’s more, important guidelines are outlined to help reduce your preeclampsia risk so you can achieve a healthy pregnancy and birth.
May is Women’s Health Month, with National Women’s Check-Up Day designated May 8 and National Women’s Health Week designated May 14 through May 20, offering women perfect opportunity to assess and evaluate their personal health, plus determine appropriate measures necessary to optimize daily health. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health experts shares pertinent information on what you can do to optimize your own health. We offer you valuable information concerning lifestyle choices, diet, exercise and getting annual well-woman checkups and physicals to incorporate within your own personal health care plan to help you achieve and enjoy a long quality life.
National Infertility Awareness Week is April 23 through April 29. Your Capital Women’s Care practitioners want to share information about infertility, a breakdown of common infertility causes, risks and tests relating to both males and females and when to see a fertility specialist. We also share an overview of what to expect as you begin the journey toward identifying infertility factors and initiating subsequent treatments plus tips to help you and your partner overcome fertility obstacles, including new research paving the way toward increased likelihood of successful pregnancy.
April is designated Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of compassionate doctors, assistants and support staff want to share important information concerning sexual assault, including what constitutes sexual assault, pertinent prevention tips and valuable resource tools you can use to be more aware and prevent sexual assault from happening to you and your loved ones.
World Health Day is April 7, and your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares important tips to help you evaluate preventive measures within your current personal health plan and augment it with often overlooked pertinent preemptive health practices, so you achieve and enjoy optimal, quality health throughout your life.
March is designated as National Endometriosis Awareness Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares valuable information concerning endometriosis and its possible causes; symptoms and known risk factors; diagnosis and treatment options, including research and trials currently showing promise; plus reducing your personal risk factors, especially should you wish to become pregnant.
Your Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals shares important information about identifying home health hazards and risks, home safety issues and tips on keeping hazardous items out of reach of kids and pets, valuable guidelines on proper disposal of potentially harmful items, plus important home health hazard resource information to help you optimize you and your family members’ health.
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Your local Capital Women’s Care team of women’s health professionals share important information about colorectal cancer; its risk factors, symptoms, screening guidelines and options; plus, what you can do to optimize your colorectal health, so you enjoy a long quality life.
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The providers of Capital Women's Care seek the highest quality medical and ethical standard in an environment that nurtures the spirit of caring for every woman.
About Capital Women's Care
Our premier group consists of more than 250 physicians, nurse practitioners, physician's assistants and certified nurse midwives. Together, we offer women many choices for both general obstetric and gynecologic care and specialized women's health care services.
