February is Black History Month. In addition to posting information about Black women’s health, we are sharing what we’ve done to help address care concerns and bring about meaningful change… Read More
Skipping lunch before a big holiday dinner. Forgetting to drink water all morning because you’re so busy rushing around. Diving into the buffet at a party — and then feeling… Read More
Coronavirus (COVID-19)As our patient, your wellbeing is our highest priority. Detailed information from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding the Coronavirus and pregnant women can be found on the… Read More
Millions of women over 50 have osteoporosis – a dangerous thinning of the bones. In fact, your chances of breaking a bone because of osteoporosis are one in two. That’s… Read More
Midlothian OB/GYN Rachel K. Love, M.D. joined Virginia Women’s Center in 2015. She’s known for her warm and compassionate approach to care. Dr. Love passionately cares for women from their… Read More
When it comes to women’s health, we believe in a holistic approach encompassing mind, body, and spirit! Virginia Women’s Center is thrilled to announce the expansion of our Registered Dietitian… Read More
“I am so proud to be a part of the team that implemented this program at Virginia Women’s Center over the last year and a half. We are screening more… Read More
Happy New Year! Wishing you beautiful moments, treasured memories and all the blessings a heart can know. Cheers to a happy and healthy 2023! Our offices will be closed on… Read More
Family photo. Holiday cards. School concert. Friends’ cookie swap. Neighbors’ progressive dinner. Work holiday party. Client gifts. Hosting dinner for 20. Are you having fun yet? Most domestic duties and… Read More
Coping With Stress High-pressure workdays, virtual school, raising kids, lack of sleep and exercise and trying to make ends meet understandably leads to stress. Roughly, 75 – 90% of all… Read More
It’s important not to delay screening for breast cancer, and it’s equally important not to delay receiving care for a new breast concern, such as detecting a new lump,” says… Read More
HOW DOES THE CORONAVIRUS – COVID-19 IMPACT HOW WE CARE FOR YOU? ANNUAL WELL-WOMAN EXAMS, MAMMOGRAMS & SCREENINGS If you have COVID-19, symptoms of COVID-19, or recently traveled to an… Read More
Most pregnancies have a happy ending—a healthy baby and healthy mother. But some women have a high risk of complications. This includes women with diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer, kidney… Read More
Pregnancy is typically a time of great joy and excitement. However, for some women, certain preexisting medical conditions can increase the potential for complications during pregnancy. For others, unexpected complications… Read More
While moms-to-be anticipate getting up several times a night after a new baby arrives, many do not realize that some of the changes that occur during pregnancy can make it difficult to… Read More
Fish and shellfish are an important part of a healthy diet. They are a great source of protein and heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids. However, for women who are nursing, pregnant… Read More
Last week’s blog post focused on the symptoms, risk factors and detection of Osteoporosis. While certain factors can increase one’s risk for Osteoporosis, there are some measures that all women can take… Read More
Puberty, pregnancy and you guessed it – another life transition that starts with a ‘p’ – perimenopause. While you are probably familiar with the term menopause, what many women don’t… Read More