Expert care for everyday needs and complex conditions

At UTMB Health, you’ll be cared for by experts who understand women’s health at every age and stage. Whether you need a routine checkup, help with painful periods, or advanced treatment for a complex condition, our gynecology team is here for you. We offer the latest tools and treatments in a setting that’s respectful, supportive, and focused on your needs. You can count on us to listen, explain your options clearly, and help you feel confident in your care.

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 Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between a Gynecologist and an Obstetrician?

    A gynecologist focuses on women’s reproductive health, including periods, pelvic pain, and menopause. An obstetrician cares for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. At UTMB Health, most of our doctors are both gynecologists and obstetricians, so you get complete care in one place.

  • Do I need a Pap smear every year?

    Not always. Most people need a Pap smear every 3 years starting at age 21, but your doctor will let you know what’s best for you based on your age and health history.

  • What are signs I should see a gynecologist outside of my regular checkup?

    See a provider if you have heavy bleeding, strong pain, missed periods, vaginal itching, or anything that doesn’t feel normal to you.

  • What happens during a pelvic exam?

    A pelvic exam checks your reproductive organs for any signs of problems. Your provider may look at the outside of your genitals, use a speculum to look at your cervix, and check your uterus and ovaries by hand. It’s quick and gentle.

  • What are early signs of menopause?

    Early signs include changes in your period, hot flashes, trouble sleeping, and mood changes. A gynecologist can help you manage symptoms and feel your best during this transition.

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