Fragmented Reproductive Health Care: How to Get the Care You Need
California women face a fragmented reproductive health system. See what the data shows and how to find preventive, birth control & gynecology care.
Pain Management for Colposcopy, Endometrial Biopsy & LEEP
Learn about pain-management options for gynecological procedures like colposcopy, endometrial biopsy, and LEEP. FPA Women’s Health offers local anesthesia, sedation, and general anesthesia for select procedures.
Ask Dr. Rachel: My period is two weeks late, but my pregnancy test is negative.
If your period is 2 weeks late but your pregnancy test is negative, you probably want a straight answer: could you still be pregnant, or is something else going on? Learn why home tests can be negative, other reasons your period may be late, when to test again, and when to come in for a clearer answer.
Essential Health Advice for Women in Their 40s
Stay proactive in your 40s with recommended screenings, breast health guidance, and menopause support. Book your well-woman exam at FPA today.
What Is Hormone Therapy—And Is It Right for Me?
Learn how hormone therapy can ease menopause symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings. Explore your options with FPA Women’s Health.
Should I Be Conducting Self Breast Exams?
Many organizations no longer consider breast self-exams to be effective in preventing breast cancer. However, they help women determine when to seek a doctor.
New Pain-Management Options Available
At FPA Women’s Health, we’re making comfort a priority—giving you the choice of general anesthesia, local anesthesia or sedation when you book.
Ten Good Habits to Start in Your Thirties
It's never too early to form healthy habits. We've put together a list of good habits to practice in your twenties that are sure to pay off in the long term.
Trauma Informed Women's Healthcare
FPA Women’s Health leads with trauma-informed care—empowering patients through safe, respectful, and compassionate healthcare across California.
Sometimes I have bleeding after sex. What could be causing this?
Often, bleeding after sex is harmless. It’s likely caused by a period or lack of lubrication. In this article, we go over common and rare causes.