Women's Health and Gynecology Services

Women’s Health

Gynecologists are physicians specializing in the treatment of the female reproductive system. Along with well-woman exams, our gynecologists provide guidance for pregnancy planning, contraception, infertility, irregular periods, menopause, and incontinence. Wake Internal Medicine’s gynecology specialty department focuses on providing comprehensive gynecological care for women from adolescent age through midlife and beyond.

Our Gynecologists

Wake Internal Medicine’s gynecologists are all Board Certified in Gynecology. Our gynecologists provide routine and complex health services for women. Whether it be general wellness visits, minor condition treatment or complicated surgery, our gynecologists are prepared to provide any service required.

Wake Women’s Health provides pro-active healthcare through preventative wellness visits. Our doctors provide experience and expertise when dealing with the health of the reproductive system and the urinary system of our patients. There are many types of gynecological issues and conditions with varying degrees of severity. For example, here are some of the more common gynecological conditions treated at Wake Women’s Health:

Gynecology Services

There are many questions that tend to arise around the issue of women’s health. Consequently, it can be a stressful topic that causes uncertainty about a woman’s reproductive health. For that reason, Wake Internal Medicine’s gynecology department, Wake Women’s Health, is here to address these questions and concerns. Because our goal is to make sure women maintain their health, we provide them with education and the appropriate treatment. Our FAQs section on our Wake Women’s Health website can provide immediate answers to the most common gynecology and obstetrics questions.

Wake Women’s Health provides laboratory and radiology services. Both our laboratory and radiology department are located in-house and offer the services below on-site.

For more information on Wake Women’s Health and other questions about gynecology, obstetrics and general women’s healthcare click here.