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An annual well-woman exam is your most powerful tool for staying healthy. Learn what to expect and why skipping this yearly visit with our board-certified gynecologists in Philadelphia is a risk you shouldn't take.

Menopause isn't a disease to be cured, but a transition to be managed. Learn how strength training, cycle tracking, and the right medical support can help you thrive during this major life change. 

Sexual health is an essential part of overall health, and every woman deserves to have a rich and fulfilling sex life at every age. When pain becomes part of intimacy, it’s time to take action to determine the cause and find relief. 

If you’re considering having a hysterectomy, you probably have a lot of questions and concerns about what life will be like afterward. Here is some information to help you decide on the best path forward for your unique needs.

Endometriosis can be an incredibly painful experience, and it can also get in the way of your plans to have a child. Here are some of the ways that endo can complicate your fertility, and what treatment options are promising.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) presents a range of symptoms, including irregular periods. If you feel that something is just not right, we are here to listen and help you get to the bottom of these changes, whether it’s PCOS or another condition.

Endometriosis can be very difficult to diagnose. If you’re living with painful periods, heavy bleeding, or other gynecologic issues, letting your provider know can be the first step in finding lasting relief. Here are some common symptoms.

A healthy sex life is an integral part of your overall health and wellness, and a need that no woman should overlook. If you’ve been experiencing pain or discomfort during sex, there are treatments that can help. 

As we enter 2026, your thoughts may turn to ways to enhance your health and wellness in the coming months. Scheduling your annual well-woman exam is a great way to get a jump start on these goals.

You’ve decided to undergo surgical hair restoration and opted for a follicular unit excision (FUE). Here’s what recovery looks like as you eagerly await your new hair.

Learning you’ve tested positive for human papillomavirus (HPV) can be scary, but there’s no need to panic. Here’s what happens next, and the steps you should take to protect your health as you move forward. 

Having choices is a great thing. But when it comes to finding the right birth control, the sheer volume of options can feel overwhelming. We’re here to help you narrow down the options and find the best possible fit for your lifestyle.

Pelvic pain isn’t something to ignore. While some causes are minor, others may signal a condition that requires care. Learn when it’s time to see a doctor.

Many women have concerns about their sexual and relational health, and may benefit from sex therapy. Learn more about it from an amazing local sex therapist, Erica Thomke

Stress urinary incontinence, a type of bladder leaking, is a common symptom but few women talk about it. Learn more about why it occurs, and how it can be treated.

Health and fitness are so important to the doctors at Philly Women's Health & Wellness. Drs. Jacqueline Kohl and Victoria Myers share some of their motivations and tools to healthy living so that your resolutions can last beyond January.

Your first time doesn't have to be scary-learn more about what you can expect at the gynecologist.

One of our doctors at Philly Women's weighs in on some common questions and concerns that many women are afraid to ask.

Considering a hysterectomy? Hear what Dr. Jacqueline Dr. Kohl has to say about surgical approach.

September is ovarian cancer awareness month. Learn about the risk factors for this disease and how you can keep yourself safe.

Vulvovaginitis is common, and no one wants to talk about being itchy and uncomfortable down there. Learn more about the causes and how to treat.

Starting to experience hot flashes and other gifts of menopause? Read more about the process and what to expect

Dr. Victoria Myers discusses her experiences getting mammograms and why it's not anything to be afraid of.