By Dr. Shawna Darou, ND One condition that I see frequently in the office is recurrent urinary tract infections (UTI's), leading to far too many rounds of antibiotics. For women, it is not uncommon to get an occasional urinary tract infection, especially with a new sexual partner, occasional dehydration or being run down. If caught early, these …
Treating Yeast Infections
Women commonly come to the clinic with recurrent yeast infections that just won’t clear up with conventional treatment. This is in contrast to the occasional yeast infection coming from too much time in a wet swimsuit, sweaty workout clothes, a new sexual partner or a single round of antibiotics. Common causes of recurring yeast infections …
Miscarriage… you’re not alone
Why do we all feel so alone with a pregnancy loss? Given that women are having babies so much later, in their 30’s and 40’s, miscarriages are so much more common that you think. How common is miscarriage? Studies show that 10-25 percent of all recognized pregnancies end in miscarriage. This does not however include what are called ‘chemical …