Pelvic pain can be stressful, especially when it keeps coming back or does not seem to have a clear cause. Some pelvic pain may be linked to your menstrual cycle. Other pelvic pain can originate from the bladder, bowel, pelvic muscles, or reproductive organs. The same symptom can have more than one cause, which is…
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a timely reminder of how important it is to protect your cervical health. Cervical cancer was once one of the most common causes of cancer death among American women. Thanks to advances in screening and prevention, cases and deaths have dropped significantly over the past few decades. Yet, disparities…
In recent years, more women are choosing to start or expand their families later in life. Whether it’s due to career goals, personal priorities, or simply the right timing, many women today begin planning pregnancy in their mid-30s or beyond. While age does influence fertility, it’s important to understand that having a healthy pregnancy after…
Bloom OB/GYN is proud to welcome Laura Kiszkiel, MD to our physician team. Dr. Kiszkiel brings deep clinical experience, a lifelong commitment to women’s health, and a genuine love for building long-term patient relationships. Her approach reflects Bloom’s philosophy of compassionate, personalized care grounded in medical excellence. A Career Shaped by Continuity and Connection Dr.…
Vaginal dryness is a common concern that can affect women at many stages of life. For some, it is a temporary nuisance; for others, it is a persistent problem that causes daily discomfort and interferes with intimacy. While vaginal tissue is designed to remain naturally lubricated and elastic, there are times when this balance is…
The weeks after birth are often called the “fourth trimester,” a time when your body and mind continue adjusting to life after pregnancy. While pregnancy and delivery get plenty of attention, recovery in the postpartum period is just as important. For many women, this chapter brings both joy and challenge, and yet it is not…
Uterine fibroids are one of the most common gynecological conditions, yet many women have questions about what they are, how they develop, and when they need treatment. Although fibroids can sound alarming, the good news is that they are almost always benign, meaning they are not cancer. Still, fibroids can affect women in different ways,…
Most women experience some changes in their menstrual cycle from time to time. Stress, travel, or illness can all cause a delayed or heavier-than-usual period. But when irregular cycles happen often, they can be confusing, frustrating, and even concerning. Irregular periods are one of the most common reasons women visit their gynecologist, and sometimes they…
Bloom OB/GYN is excited to welcome Madison Gabrielli, NP to our team. Madison brings a strong clinical background, advanced training in women’s health, and a genuine passion for supporting women through every stage of life. Her approach reflects Bloom’s core philosophy: care that is personal, compassionate, and grounded in evidence-based practice. A Strong Foundation in…
Proper vaginal hygiene is extremely important for a woman’s health. Whether or not you’re of reproductive age, keeping the vulva clean the correct way can make a huge difference when it comes to vaginal infections. Your vagina is a sensitive area and, thankfully, maintaining good hygiene is incredibly simple. The most important part about vaginal…
Breast health is something every woman thinks about at some point; whether it’s navigating puberty, breastfeeding, dealing with hormonal changes, or thinking about mammograms. Your breasts change throughout your life, and knowing what’s normal (and what’s not) can help you feel more confident about your body and more prepared to protect your health. Understanding Breast…
When it comes to protecting your health, early detection can make all the difference. That’s especially true for cervical cancer, a disease that is highly preventable and treatable when caught in its earliest stages. The key to prevention? Staying current with your cervical health screenings. If you’re unsure when your last screening was or whether…