We’re pleased to share that Capital Women’s Care is now in-network with UnitedHealthcare (UHC) effective January 1, 2026. Our commitment to providing high-quality, affordable women’s healthcare remains unchanged. Call your office today to schedule your next appointment.
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Stress is part of life, but when it becomes chronic, it can affect more than just your mood or energy levels. One area that’s especially sensitive to stress is your menstrual cycle. If you’ve noticed late periods, missed cycles, or new PMS symptoms during stressful times,
Some nights, it’s not stress or a bad dream that wakes you up — it’s heat. Sudden, intense, and impossible to ignore. For many women, nighttime hot flashes and night sweats interrupt sleep, drain energy, and quietly reshape how the next day feels.
From month to month, you may be having different experiences with your period that make you wonder if everything is “normal.” Maybe you notice your cycle is a few days off, or your period is heavy in some months while being light during others.
Experiencing more than one miscarriage is emotionally and physically devastating, and it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed or fearful about trying again. While miscarriage is common, recurrent miscarriage creates a unique kind of heartache, often intensified by uncertainty and unanswered questions.
After you give birth to that beautiful baby of yours, everything seems to be about the baby. You understood that during pregnancy, your own health was paramount in order to have a strong healthy baby. However, now that your child is born,
Many organizations have increased awareness about breast cancer in the last several decades. All this is good, but sometimes old wives tales or myths pop up and they are repeated and spread on the internet. Let’s give you the facts and 5 myths about breast cancer symptoms.
At Capital Women’s Care, we believe patients deserve to understand what’s happening in their bodies—not just to treat symptoms, but to feel empowered and informed. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS, can be a confusing and frustrating diagnosis. It affects hormones, metabolism,
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome—often called PCOS—is a common condition that affects hormones, metabolism, and periods. It can show up in different ways: irregular or missed periods, extra facial or body hair, acne, or difficulty becoming pregnant. Not everyone has all of these symptoms,
We are aware of the recent statements made by Secretary Kennedy and President Trump regarding a possible causal link between Tylenol (acetaminophen) and autism. Autism arises from a combination of genetic and environmental influences, and conditions this complex are rarely explained by a single factor.
Each September, we take time to raise awareness about gynecological cancers, including ovarian, uterine, cervical, vaginal, and vulvar cancers. These cancers affect thousands of women each year, and early detection and prevention remain the most powerful tools in protecting women’s health.