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Maria Gonzalez
Jun 15, 2023
I cannot express how grateful I am for the compassionate care I received at Lower Bucks Gynecology. They made me feel comfortable during my visit and handled all my concerns with empathy. Highly recommend!
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Emily A.
Sep 15, 2023
I am extremely satisfied with my care! They accommodated me with an appointment immediately. The staff was polite and caring, and the doctor listened closely to my concerns while explaining all of my options thoroughly. He ensured my new prescription would be insurance-covered. The office is clean and attractive, and I appreciated the use of cloth gowns instead of paper ones. I will definitely continue my care with this gynecologist.
Frequently asked questions
help_outline At what age should I have my first gyn exam?
The first gyn visit, or 'well woman visit,' typically occurs between ages 13 to 15. It often involves discussing health topics rather than a pelvic exam.
help_outline At what age should I have my first pelvic exam?
Most women should have their first pelvic exam around the age of 21, unless there are medical concerns.
help_outline Is it safe to have sex during my period?
Yes, there are no additional risks associated with having sex during menstruation, though pregnancy is least likely during this time.
help_outline When should I get my first mammogram?
Women aged 40 and older should get mammograms every 1-2 years, and nearly all women should have annual mammograms by age 50.
help_outline Will birth control pills make me gain weight?
Studies show no consistent difference in weight gain between women taking birth control and those taking sugar pills.
help_outline When should I worry about itching 'down there'?
Persistent itching, especially with other symptoms like bleeding or rashes, should prompt a visit to the doctor.
help_outline How much daily discharge is considered normal?
Normal daily discharge varies, and women should consult their doctor if they notice significant changes.
help_outline Can I get birth control without my parents' permission?
Yes, under Pennsylvania law, you can obtain a birth control prescription on your own.
help_outline Are my visits to the doctor confidential?
Yes, your visits are confidential, particularly for STD testing, birth control, and pregnancy testing.
help_outline I have gone through menopause but I am having spotting/staining, what should I do?
Contact the office immediately to discuss your symptoms.
help_outline Can I get HPV from a toilet seat?
No, HPV is transmitted through skin-to-skin contact, typically during sexual activity.
help_outline How should I keep my vagina clean?
Maintain regular hygiene; avoid douching as it disrupts natural pH and may lead to infections.
help_outline Should I use a douche on my vagina?
No, douching can upset the natural balance and lead to infections.
help_outline What should I do if I think I have a vaginal infection or a Urinary Tract Infection?
Call the office to schedule an exam.
help_outline Should I get the HPV vaccine?
The HPV vaccine is recommended for young girls and sexually active females.
help_outline What is a 'Pelvic Exam'?
A pelvic exam involves a voluntary discussion with a provider followed by an examination of the vaginal area for health concerns.
help_outline Do I need a pelvic exam to start birth control?
No pelvic exam is required to prescribe birth control.
help_outline Do I need a pelvic exam to check for STDs?
STDs can be tested without a pelvic exam.
help_outline Do I need a pelvic exam before I can get medication for heavy cycles?
No, treatment for heavy cycles can occur without a pelvic exam.
help_outline Do I need a pelvic exam before I can get treatment for painful cycles?
No, treatment for painful cycles can also proceed without a pelvic exam.
help_outline Can I get STD testing without my parents knowing?
Yes, you can receive STD testing and treatment without parental consent per Pennsylvania law.
help_outline Can I get birth control for free?
Many birth control options can be provided for free with health insurance, or low-cost alternatives may be available.
help_outline Can I get STD testing for free?
Free STD testing and treatment may be available if you have insurance, or discounted testing if you do not.
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Comprehensive gynecological services including routine exams and consultations.

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