Symptoms

Our patients see us for a variety of reasons between their regularly-scheduled annual exams.  You can learn more about the potential causes of these symptoms by exploring the links below, but we strongly advise you to make an appointment if you are uncomfortable or concerned about your health.
 
Some of the most common symptoms we see include:
  • Abnormal bleeding, such as heavy, prolonged or irregular periods, bleeding between periods, or the absence of a period.
  • Pelvic pain, including painful periods and pain during sex.
  • Suspected infertility in patients who have been trying to conceive for at least one year without success.
  • Vaginal problems, including abnormal vaginal discharge.
 
Other symptoms of concern include bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, difficulty eating or feeling full quickly, and urinary urgency or frequency that occur together, as they could indicate signs of ovarian cancer.