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Stefanie A. Schultis, M.D.
Covington, LA


This is a great article published by Laren Streicher, M.D. that simply explains why you need to have

annual exams.

Many women stop regular GYN visits after their child-bearing years. With so much on our plates,

our health often comes last! But skipping your gynecologist could put your well-being at serious risk.

This eye-opening article from Lauren Streicher MD explains why these exams are still essential!


If you're over 65, your doctor may have told you there’s “NO NEED” for a pelvic exam. But many

conditions are asymptomatic—meaning you won’t know there’s a problem unless you get checked.



Did you know? 

·       20% of new cervical cancer cases occur in women 65+.

·       Lichen sclerosis can progress to vulvar cancer if untreated.

·       Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are rising in older adults—many people don’t show symptoms.

 

Other Reasons Why a Visit is Important 

·       A pelvic exam isn’t just about a Pap test—it can detect cancers, infections, and other treatable conditions before they become serious.

·       Postmenopausal bleeding could be a sign of uterine cancer—yet 41% of women wouldn’t report it!

·       Vulvar cancer risk increases with age, yet many women assume itching is just a yeast infection. 

·       Painful sex, vaginal dryness, urinary leakage, stool incontinence, or vaginal odor are NOT just “normal” parts of aging—there are treatments!

 

Don’t let the “NO NEED” myth put your health in danger. Schedule your gyn exam!


 

I have been treating men and women with PRP Therapy for several years. This is a great article from PRPScienceMD.com describing prp therapy. You can also watch my video.

The human body has the exceptional magnitude to heal itself. Regeneration of new tissue is accomplished by the natural production of stem cells. PRP presents patients with a long lasting, permanent solution involving the application of concentrated platelets rich in bioactive proteins, which release growth factors to stimulate cellular regeneration and accelerate tissue repair. PRP was originally used for sports injuries, dentistry, and would healing, but now has recently evolved into improving physiological dysfunction and aesthetic concerns. Platelet Rich Plasma is one of the most advanced, effective natural treatments for cellular rejuvenation throughout the body.

HOW DOES PRP WORK?

To develop a PRP treatment, first, a small amount of blood is drawn from the patient, just like a routine blood test. The blood is then spun in a unique centrifuge that separates plasma and platelets from the rest of the blood. The highly concentrated platelets are injected back into your tissues to stimulate stem cells to create new, youthful tissue. The plasma can be injected into your face, scalp, muscles and joints, and even sex organs. The PRP procedure utilizes what your body has already produced, so your body willingly accepts the treatment without rejection or any reactions. PRP treatments are minimally invasive, typically patients experience little to no discomfort with a very short healing period, all done within an hour. It’s like reversing your clock and what was aged or damaged is brand new.

ADVANTAGES OF USING PRP

Since PRP is withdrawn from your own blood, it minimizes the risk of allergic reaction, skin sensitivity or rejection. Platelet Rich Plasma therapy is rapidly becoming one of the most popular treatment methods to address a variety of health and cosmetic concerns including:

◆ Sexual Issues in men and women

◆ Acne or sagging skin ◆ Rosacea ◆ Urinary Incontinence ◆ Frown lines, crow’s feet ◆ Scarring

Learn more about the O-Shot for Women, Priapus P-Shot for Men, Lichen Sclerosus and Vampire Facial.

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