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Women's Health Connecticut is a group of over 250 doctors, midwives, and nurse practitioners dedicated to women's health care through every stage of her life. With over 80 locations throughout Connecticut, it's easy to find a physician that’s perfect for you.
Finding a gynecology and obstetrics physician in CT that’s right for you is as easy as clicking on the Request an Appointment button on this page. We’ll get back to you Monday-Friday within 48 hours of your request to talk about your options and schedule an appointment that is convenient for you. If your appointment request is made on a Saturday or Sunday, please allow us 3-4 business days to get back to you. Request an Appointment
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, we encourage our patients to remember that fostering a healthy mind is just as vital to our overall wellbeing as maintaining our physical health. If you or one of your loved ones is hurting, we hope that this information will inspire you to find treatments that work for you.
The CDC has lifted its emergency response to the Zika virus due to declining cases in the U.S. However, you should still keep Zika in mind when making travel plans. What steps can you take to protect your family from contracting this mosquito-borne virus? Read our Q&A to stay informed.
If you are taking a biotin supplement, you may want to alert your healthcare provider before having lab work done. According to an FDA safety communication released on November 28, biotin may interfere with certain laboratory tests.
Nearly eliminated in recent years, syphilis is becoming a serious threat once again as outbreaks spring up across the country. Though may recent cases have been associated with drug use and other risky behaviors, anyone from any background who is sexually active can potentially contract syphilis. Should you be concerned?
The bacteria that causes gonorrhea has become increasingly resistant to commonly used drugs. Sexually active individuals may be at risk of developing untreatable infections, leaving them susceptible to further complications. What can you do to protect yourself?
Introducing Women's Health CT's Teen GYN video series. "Are My Periods Normal?" will answer basic questions you might have about menstruation.
You may have heard about endometriosis from friends, but what should you do if you think you might have it? Learn about causes, symptoms, and treatments in this video.
Not sure if what you're experiencing is incontinence? Learn more about this topic, the risk factors, preventive tips and treatment options from Women's Health physician Dr. Jill Peters-Gee.
Considering a vasectomy as long-term birth control? Dr. Scott Matson of Women’s Health CT explains a no-needle, no-scalpel vasectomy – a simple and short in-office procedure that requires no stitches. He’ll give you some things to think about as you consider this procedure.
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