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Taking care of your health is crucial for your overall well-being, including your sexual health and mental wellness. When you're healthy, it not only benefits you but also has positive impacts on the whole family.
Here's what you need to know about woman's health, and how you can take charge of yours today.
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
Routine screenings, like Pap smears and HPV tests, save lives. The CDC recommends the HPV vaccine for boys and girls at age 11 or 12, and it’s available for adults up to age 45. The vaccine is your best defense against preventing cancers caused by HPV.
If you’re experiencing unusual symptoms like pain or abnormal bleeding, don’t wait. Speak with your doctor — because early detection is key. They can talk with you about getting vaccinated and screened to protect your health.
Women's heart health
Did you know heart disease is preventable and manifests differently in women compared to men? At Main Line Health, we offer specialized care from a team of cardiologists and advanced practice providers who understand your unique needs.
Our Women's Heart Initiative is dedicated to educating and supporting women in their heart health journey. From risk assessment tools to virtual conversations, we're here for you. Let’s raise awareness and take steps toward a healthier heart together.
Mental health shouldn’t be an afterthought
Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health. At Main Line Health’s Women's Emotional Wellness Center, we know every woman deserves support and care throughout their life.
Whether you’re dealing with stress, anxiety, grief, trauma or relationship issues, we’re here for women 18 and older. Our expert team offers compassionate outpatient care, including assessments, therapy and a full range of behavioral health services tailored just for you.
Your sexual health is important, too
Taking care of your sexual health is crucial for your overall well-being, including physical, emotional, mental and social aspects related to sexuality. It means approaching sexuality and relationships with respect and positivity, while also enjoying a safe and pleasurable experience.
Our sexual health services team specializes in pelvic pain and sexual function, using innovative, evidence-based treatments to meet your needs.
Advanced gynecology care you can count on
The Advanced Gynecology Program at Main Line Health offers comprehensive care for women with complex benign gynecologic conditions through a multidisciplinary approach. The program includes minimally invasive surgeons, urogynecologists, sexual health clinicians and specialists like behavioral health professionals and pelvic floor physical therapists.
This team works together to create personalized treatment plans for conditions like endometriosis, fibroids and pelvic pain. We serve women at all life stages, tailoring treatments for adolescents and post-menopausal women.
Our team works with you every step of the way, making sure you understand your conditions and treatment options. Because you deserve care that listens to you and understands your concerns.
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