Georgia Center for Female Health offers a broad spectrum of gynecology services for females across the life span. We provide annual examinations that include Pap smear screening, clinical breast examination, and referral for mammography. Both Georgia Center for Female Health locations have flexible hours to accommodate your schedule. Please call our Decatur office at (404) 243-7777 or Norcross office at (770) 638-8446 or use our
Online Appointment Request Form.
Gynecology Services at Georgia Center for Female Health include:
Menstruation Problems
Most females experience menstruation problems at one time or another in their life. Menstrual irregularities, painful periods, heavy periods, absent periods, or premenstrual syndrome (PMS) are especially common among teens. The female doctors at Georgia Center for Female Health are ready to listen to your concerns and provide you with treatment options to help relieve your symptoms. Please call our Decatur office at (404) 243-7777 or Norcross office at (770) 638-8446 or use our
Online Appointment Request Form and look forward to more comfortable periods.
Please visit Georgia Center for Female Health's Patient Education Library to learn more about
Menstrual Problems.
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Contraception
The female physicians at Georgia Center for Female Health are prepared to help you select the right method of contraception for you. Our specialists are aware of the latest advances in contraception and are ready to explain your options to you. Please call our Decatur office at (404) 243-7777 or Norcross office at (770) 638-8446 or use our
Online Appointment Request Form to discuss contraception options with our informed and friendly specialists.
Please visit Georgia Center for Female Health's Patient Education Library to learn more about
Contraception.
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are infections that are spread through sexual activity. STDs may or may not produce symptoms, but they can have severe consequences for females, developing babies during pregnancy, and breast feeding infants. If you suspect that you may have a STD, please do not hesitate to make an appointment with our doctors as soon as possible. Please call our Decatur office at (404) 243-7777 or Norcross office at (770) 638-8446 or use our
Online Appointment Request Form.
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Pap Smear Testing for Cervical Cancer
A yearly Pap Smear test is a preventative measure to detect precancerous or cancer cells on the cervix. Cervical cancer that is treated early is associated with the best outcomes and precancerous cells are almost 100% curable. Annual Pap Smear Testing and pelvic examinations should begin when a female becomes sexually active or after the age of 20. Please call our Decatur office at (404) 243-7777 or Norcross office at (770) 638-8446 or use our
Online Appointment Request Form.
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Clinical Breast Exam and Mammogram Referral
At Georgia Center for Female Health, we are here to educate you about breast cancer, self-breast examination, and perform clinical breast examinations as part of a yearly check up. You should contact us if you notice a change in your breasts between your appointments. Additionally, we will refer you for mammogram screening, which takes a detailed image of your breast structure to help detect cancerous changes. Breast cancer is common, and in some cases, early diagnosis and treatment is associated with the best outcomes.
Please visit Georgia Center for Female Health's Patient Education Library to learn more about
Breast Cancer.
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Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a common condition among females. It is the abnormal growth of uterine lining tissue outside of the uterus. Endometriosis needs monitoring and treatment may be necessary to relieve pain and prevent complications, such as the inability to get pregnant. The well-qualified female doctors at Georgia Center for Female Health have up-to-date expertise for treating endometriosis, please mention your concerns to us.
Please visit Georgia Center for Female Health's Patient Education Library to learn more about
Endometriosis.
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Uterine Fibroids
Uterine fibroids are common usually non-cancerous tumors that grow in or on the uterus. They may or may not cause symptoms, such as pain or heavy periods, depending on their size and location. Bothersome fibroids are treated with medications or surgery. Dr. Stewart and Dr. Pottinger-Pickens are ready to discuss your concerns and treatment options with you. At Georgia Center for Female Health, your health and comfort are our main concerns.
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Polycystic Ovary Disease
Polycystic ovary disease is a common hormonal disorder that can cause infertility, excess hair growth, and heavy, irregular, or absent periods. There are several different medication treatments to help females with polycystic ovary disease. Please make an appointment to discuss your concerns by calling our Decatur office at (404) 243-7777 or Norcross office at (770) 638-8446 or use our
Online Appointment Request Form.
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Menopause
Menopause “the change of life” is a normal and natural part of a woman’s aging process. Age of onset, duration, and symptoms differ among women. The experienced female doctors at Georgia Center for Female Health can recommend ways to ease the symptoms that bother you.
Please visit Georgia Center for Female Health's Patient Education Library to learn more about
Menopause.
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Hysterectomy
A hysterectomy may be recommended to treat cancer or uterine conditions that do not respond to other treatments. A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure that removes part or all of the uterus. There are several methods for hysterectomy, and Drs. Stewart and Pottinger-Pickens will discuss appropriate options with you.