Desert Sage Obstetrics & Gynecology

Methods and services for preventing pregnancy.

Hormonal intrauterine device for contraception.

Non-hormonal intrauterine device for contraception.

A treatment that uses a loop electrosurgical excision procedure to remove abnormal cervical cells.

Assistance and treatments for individuals facing difficulty in conceiving.

Medical interventions to assist individuals facing infertility.

Services for a range of gynecological needs including infertility treatment and contraception.

HRT is used to restore estrogen and progesterone in women after menopause. It can be administered through pills, patches, creams, or gels. HRT may hel...

Women need not be embarrassed by incontinence because much of the time it can be cured, or at least treated.

Specialized care for pregnancies with complications.

Routine and high-risk obstetrical care for women.

Provides care for normal pregnancies.

Medical treatment options for women experiencing excessive menstrual bleeding.

Medication that relaxes the bladder and increases bladder capacity or may cause the muscles at the bladder neck to contract.

Strengthening pelvic muscles by performing these exercises every day.

Specializing in women's health through the use of ultrasound to provide exceptional care.

Procedures that permanently prevent pregnancy.

Surgery is typically done for stress incontinence that does not respond to other therapies.

Minimally invasive surgical procedures for gynecological issues.

Designed to remove abnormal cells from the cervix, allowing new healthy cells to grow. The procedure uses a thin wire loop that acts like a surgical k...

A pessary is a rubber device that is inserted into the vagina and supports the urethra, thus helping to retain urine in the bladder.

A Level I ultrasound is usually done at 19-21 weeks gestation. This is usually done transabdominally.

A pelvic ultrasound uses sound waves to make a picture of the organs and structures in the lower abdomen. A pelvic ultrasound looks at the bladder, ov...

If a transabdominal ultrasound is done, you will be asked to drink 32 ounces of water about an hour before the test to fill your bladder. A full bladd...

Transvaginal ultrasounds often make a clearer picture than the transabdominal ultrasounds because the transducer probe gets closer to the organs to be...

This test evaluates the bladder's function and efficiency by measuring the volume and rate at which the bladder empties.