Ask Your Gynecologist - Thornton, R Scott; Schramm, Kathleen
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Seeing a gynecologist is rarely an easy thing to do. Fear of asking a stupid question, anxiety, and just plain embarrassment contribute to the all too common scenario of a patient leaving an office with an unsatisfactory answer to a question, if she asked one at all or the doctor had enough time to address her concerns properly. Even the Internet rarely provides enough correct information. Ask Your Gynecologist was written for all of the women who cannot find the information they need to answer their questions about their bodies. Drs. Thornton and Schramm examine the most commonly asked…mehr

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Seeing a gynecologist is rarely an easy thing to do. Fear of asking a stupid question, anxiety, and just plain embarrassment contribute to the all too common scenario of a patient leaving an office with an unsatisfactory answer to a question, if she asked one at all or the doctor had enough time to address her concerns properly. Even the Internet rarely provides enough correct information. Ask Your Gynecologist was written for all of the women who cannot find the information they need to answer their questions about their bodies. Drs. Thornton and Schramm examine the most commonly asked questions and give valuable insight and advice about everything related to gynecology, including abnormal vaginal bleeding, family planning, pelvic infections, endometriosis, fibroids, breast cancer, and menopause. Each chapter is divided into questions so readers can look up specific issues quickly. Examples inspired by real women's situations are also included so readers can see that all of their questions are valid and worth asking. Advice on how to choose a gynecologist, when to make an appointment, and how to ensure that daughters visit a doctor is also included. Alternative solutions using herbs and supplements are provided as well. There is no substitute for seeing a doctor, but readers of Ask Your Gynecologist will find themselves at ease and better prepared to take charge of their own health.
Autorenporträt
R. Scott Thornton, MD, has a private practice in gynecology and is affiliated with Holy Redeemer Hospital and Medical Center in the Philadelphia area. He teaches in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at Temple University in Philadelphia and conducts health seminars for women. He lives in Elkins Park, PA. Kathleen Schramm, MD, is a psychiatrist and cofounder of Southampton Psychiatric Associates in the Philadelphia area. She lives in Elkins Park, PA.