TL;DR: Stress urinary incontinence is common but treatable, and you don’t have to live with it. From lifestyle changes to pelvic exercises,
Published 02.15.2019 @ 2:19 pm
2019 is underway and we at VPFW hope that some of your resolutions are still intact! If you have convinced yourself that
Published 01.22.2019 @ 9:13 am
How to Better Prepare for your Gynecological Visit Hot Flashes. Night sweats. Ceased menstruation. Becoming increasingly moody. Yes, the dreaded menopause could
Published 10.15.2018 @ 3:43 pm
September 28, 2018 | For Immediate Release Prince George, VA – Virginia Physicians for Women announce the groundbreaking ceremony on October
Published 10.15.2018 @ 3:15 pm
As women, we have many obligations to not only ourselves but our family, career, and social life. This, unfortunately, can cause us
Published 09.21.2018 @ 4:08 pm
The common misconception is that young females do not need to see a gynecologist until they are sexually active. However, education on
Published 08.17.2018 @ 3:51 pm
VPFW’s Dr. Ingrid Prosser discusses the transition to menopause and what you can do about it (besides fan yourself!) Our mothers and
Published 05.24.2018 @ 9:18 am
I was fortunate enough to participate in the 2018 Aloha Medical Mission to Silay City on the Island of Negros Occidental in
Published 04.13.2018 @ 10:13 am
Guest post by Anna Givens with March of Dimes March of Dimes and Virginia Physicians for Women have recently created a partnership
Published 03.15.2018 @ 2:09 pm
Being a teenager can be tough enough! You’re probably going through a lot of changes. You’re learning how to juggle school and
Published 02.14.2018 @ 1:56 pm
For all of us here at VPFW, it is bittersweet to share the news that Dr. Partridge is retiring in early April.
Published 02.14.2018 @ 10:24 am
Finding a physician that suits your personality and approach to medicine can be tough. Where do you start? Depending on what you
Published 01.15.2018 @ 10:29 am