We are actively monitoring the overall COVID-19 status in the community and offer all our practice’s services following CDC and DPH guidelines. We will adjust our in-office visit policies as needed. We appreciate your cooperation as we strive to accommodate your needs and keep everyone healthy. See Our Guidelines for In-Office Visits
Sweating Down There? It’s Normal!
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipIt happens to all women. You’re out and about enjoying your day while it happens to be warm, or you’re putting your all into a work-out, and very quickly your underwear or groin area becomes […]
Covington Women’s Health Specialists Student Spotlight: Cat Palmer
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipCovington Women’s Health is proud to offer a student program intended to give the next best and brightest training physicians a glimpse into what it’s like working in women’s health. We created the student spotlight […]
Partnering with Students: Our Specialists Clinical Program
/in News, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipA major component of education for anyone hoping to become a healthcare provider is a process called clinical rotations. This multi-year undertaking occurs when students work with a professional within their chosen field, going into […]
Birth Control 101: Pros and Cons of Common Options
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipIf you know you’re not looking to build a family any time soon, then birth control is something you’re ready to start taking. But there are countless types of birth control available to everyone and […]
How Partners Can Help Their Person Go Through Childbirth
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipIf your partner is about to go through childbirth, it’s totally natural to be a nervous wreck! After all, your entire life is about to change and for the better. You’ll have a new person […]
The Importance of Sleep to Women
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipEveryone knows that not getting enough sleep can really ruin your day ahead. But, sometimes, it’s tough to get all your recommended hours when there’s so much to do during the day. For women, it […]
Being Active Can Positively Impact Women’s Health
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipMany of us are choosing to stay at home to do our part to lower the impact of coronavirus. We might not be able to do the regular exercise that our bodies are used to […]
Avoid Alcohol-based Hand Sanitizers During Pregnancy
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipHand Washing with Soap and Water is BEST! By Cathy T. Larrimore, MD, FACOG Even before Coronavirus, pregnant women were worried about germs. But now, with the coronavirus, the concern is at a fever’s pitch! […]
Why STDs Testing Is Important
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipSexually transmitted diseases or STDs are more common than you think. It’s estimated that 376 million people will be diagnosed with an STD every year. And, yet, STD testing isn’t a commonplace discussion topic. Maybe […]
What is Endometriosis?
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Carey BlankenshipDespite being a very common medical issue, many people have not heard of endometriosis. Yet, more than 200,000 women in the United States have it every year. This disorder occurs when the tissue that normally […]