Women First OB / GYN Center

Women First OB / GYN Center Guiding you through your healthcare needs during all stages of life

As a highly skilled all female staff, we understand the need for caring and compassionate medical attention while still providing a high-level of personalized care. Our mission is to work together as a team to provide you with exceptional healthcare using the newest, most effective technology and latest research available. We are proud to be affiliated with William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, a top ranked hospital in prestigious US News & World Report.

“Can I have PCOS if my periods are regular?” is a common question. Potentially, yes. Irregular or missed periods are one...
09/11/2026

“Can I have PCOS if my periods are regular?” is a common question.

Potentially, yes.

Irregular or missed periods are one of the most recognizable signs of PCOS/PMOS, but diagnosis involves looking at the bigger picture.

If you’re experiencing persistent acne, changes in facial or body hair, scalp hair thinning, fertility concerns, or other hormonal symptoms, bring them up with your OB-GYN — even if your period arrives every month.

An unpredictable period. Acne that won’t clear. Changes in hair growth. Trouble getting pregnant. Individually, these sy...
09/02/2026

An unpredictable period. Acne that won’t clear. Changes in hair growth. Trouble getting pregnant.

Individually, these symptoms may seem unrelated. Together, they can sometimes be signs of PCOS, recently renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS.

PCOS/PMOS can affect reproductive, hormonal, and metabolic health, and symptoms can look different from person to person.

If you’ve noticed changes that don’t feel normal for you, start the conversation with your OB-GYN.

Learn more about PCOS/PMOS symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment on our website https://women-firstobgyn.com/blog

Pregnancy comes with constant changes, and it is not always easy to decide whether a symptom is expected. A mild symptom...
08/23/2026

Pregnancy comes with constant changes, and it is not always easy to decide whether a symptom is expected.

A mild symptom that resolves may be common. A sudden, severe, persistent, or noticeably different symptom deserves attention. Bleeding, leaking fluid, significantly decreased movement from baby, severe headache, vision changes, chest pain, or difficulty breathing should be reported promptly.

Your obstetric team would rather hear from you and help determine the next step than have you ignore something that concerns you.

Questions about medications, exercise, travel, nutrition, fetal movement, and unfamiliar symptoms are a normal part of p...
08/12/2026

Questions about medications, exercise, travel, nutrition, fetal movement, and unfamiliar symptoms are a normal part of prenatal care. Recommendations can also change depending on your trimester, medical history, and how your pregnancy is progressing.

Save your questions in your phone as they come up and bring them to your next visit. When something feels concerning, contact your care team rather than waiting for your next appointment.

Explore more common pregnancy questions on our blog: https://women-firstobgyn.com/blog

Pregnancy can turn even the calmest person into a late-night search expert. Some symptoms are common. Others deserve a c...
08/05/2026

Pregnancy can turn even the calmest person into a late-night search expert.

Some symptoms are common. Others deserve a call to your OB-GYN.

Our latest blog answers frequently searched pregnancy questions, including what to expect at prenatal visits, common symptoms by trimester, nutrition, exercise, baby's movement, and more.

Read our latest blog: https://women-firstobgyn.com/blog

This information is for general education and does not replace care from your obstetric provider.

Heavy periods are common, but they should not control your life.If you find yourself planning your day around your perio...
07/31/2026

Heavy periods are common, but they should not control your life.

If you find yourself planning your day around your period, changing pads or tampons more often than usual, passing large clots, feeling exhausted from blood loss, or avoiding activities because of your flow, it may be time to talk with your OB-GYN.

Heavy bleeding can have many causes, including uterine fibroids. Fibroids are common, noncancerous growths that can lead to heavier or longer periods, pelvic pressure, bloating, and pain.

You do not have to “just live with it.” Your provider can help identify what is causing your symptoms and walk you through care options based on your health history, symptoms, and goals.

If your period is disrupting your life, schedule an appointment and get the answers you deserve.

There are many myths about fibroids, and misinformation can make it harder to know when to seek care. The truth is, fibr...
07/22/2026

There are many myths about fibroids, and misinformation can make it harder to know when to seek care.

The truth is, fibroids can look different for every woman. Some cause no symptoms at all, while others may lead to heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, bloating, pain, or changes that affect daily life.

Not every fibroid needs surgery, and treatment depends on your symptoms, health history, fibroid size and location, and personal goals.

If heavy bleeding or pelvic symptoms are interfering with your life, don’t ignore them. Your OB-GYN can help you understand what’s going on and what options may be right for you.

Heavy periods, pelvic pressure, bloating, frequent urination, or pain during s*x are symptoms many women try to push thr...
07/10/2026

Heavy periods, pelvic pressure, bloating, frequent urination, or pain during s*x are symptoms many women try to push through but they may be signs of uterine fibroids.

Fibroids are common, noncancerous growths that can develop in or around the uterus. Some women have no symptoms, while others experience changes that affect their daily life, comfort, and energy.

If your period feels harder to manage than usual or pelvic symptoms are interfering with your routine, it may be time to talk with your OB-GYN.

You deserve answers, support, and a care plan that fits your needs.

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at Women First OBGYN. Today, we’re wishing our patients, providers, partners, and te...
07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at Women First OBGYN. Today, we’re wishing our patients, providers, partners, and team members a safe and joyful holiday.

July is Fibroid Awareness Month with an important reminder that heavy periods, pelvic pressure, bloating, and pelvic pai...
07/03/2026

July is Fibroid Awareness Month with an important reminder that heavy periods, pelvic pressure, bloating, and pelvic pain should not be ignored.

Uterine fibroids are common, noncancerous growths that develop in or around the uterus. Some women may have no symptoms, while others may experience bleeding, pressure, discomfort, or symptoms that affect daily life.

The good news: treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Depending on your symptoms, health history, and future goals, your OB-GYN can help you understand your options and create a care plan that works for you.

If your period is disrupting your life or something feels off, schedule an appointment with your provider to get answers.

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