Gynecology

Regular gynecologic care is an essential part of women's health, recommended for those over age 21. We provide comprehensive care for all stages of life. This care can include pelvic exams, Pap tests, breast exams, STD testing, contraceptive management, and other important evaluations that support your overall well-being. At Victoria Women's Clinic, we take a comprehensive approach—addressing not only gynecologic concerns, but also broader health issues such as weight management, blood pressure, cardiovascular health, and bone health.  Our goal is to help you take proactive steps towards living a healthy, fulfilling life while providing clear answers to any questions you might have about your health and lifestyle. 

Victoria Women's Clinic extends its excellence in women's health care to the field of infertility. For nearly two decades the Clinic has been the center of infertility care in the Victoria crossroads area. Patients from the entire region have been utilizing these advanced services in lieu of the hassles of the big cities, receiving the same high-quality infertility attention. 

Infertility therapy at the Victoria Women's Clinic includes:

• CLIA approved laboratory services performing all hormonal tests and advanced work-up required by our patients
• Evaluations include semen analysis for our patients – the only such services available in the entire region
• Gynecologic ultrasound services with experienced unmatched sonographers providing detailed pelvic examinations and follicle monitoring
• Saline sonohysterograms
• Office-based hysteroscopic evaluation
• Ovulation induction
• IVF support. For patients requiring IVF services we provide all monitoring services in conjunction with your chosen Reproductive Endocrinologist for our patients' convenience

Whether you're beginning contraception for the very first time, considering a new method, or preparing for pregnancy, we offer the most up-to-date birth control options including oral birth control pills, contraceptive patch, Depo Provera injection, IUDs (Kyleena, Paragard, and Mirena), Nexplanon implant, NuvaRing vaginal insert, condoms, permanent sterilization, and more. Because every woman's body responds differently to hormones and non-hormonal devices, we help you find the option that fits your health and lifestyle. Please see our Contraception page for more in-depth information on types of contraceptives available. 

Ovarian cysts, endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, and/or PCOS are sometimes found during pelvic exams or while receiving other treatment. You don't have to live with pain or discomfort. Through a personalized plan that may include medications, lifestyle changes, and, when needed, surgery, we can help you find lasting relief. 

Our office provides on-site ultrasound services to make treating these conditions more accessible and convenient. 

 In addition to pelvic exams and reproductive health, breast health is a key element of women’s healthcare. Our breast health services include teaching you to perform proper self-exams at home to detect any changes or lumps in your breasts.  As per ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) recommendations, women at average risk for breast cancer should be offered a screening mammogram starting at age 40.  We work closely with O'Sullivan Radiology, DeTar Hospital Radiology, and Citizens Medical Center Radiology to ensure your mammograms are performed promptly and efficiently. 

 Testing for STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) is an essential part of routine gynecologic care. Regular screening allows us to detect concerns early, often before symptoms appear, so that we can prevent complications and protect your overall health.  If an infection is detected, we provide effective treatment options and personalized guidance to support your well-being and help prevent future issues. 

There are many treatment options available for PMS, mood swings, severe cramping, heavy bleeding, or conditions such as PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome).  Depending on your symptoms and medical history, your doctor may recommend lifestyle changes, nutritional support, or medications such as hormonal birth control to regulate cycles and reduce discomfort. Because every body is unique, we work with you to develop a personalized plan that best supports your health and well-being. 

 If you've ever leaked urine when you laughed or sneezed, you may have chalked it up as a simple accident, but for many women, bladder leaks are a surprisingly common occurrence. Treatment can include muscle therapy, medication, and/or surgery. Let us help you take care of urinary incontinence now—before it becomes more uncomfortable or disruptive to your life!

We understand that emergencies can feel overwhelming,  which is why your health and safety are always our priority. 

If you face an urgent concern, we recommend you contact 911 or your local Emergency Room.  Our physicians are always on call to handle any emergent problems.