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Phone: 352-332-7222 | Fax: 352-332-7330 | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, M-F

All patients must have a scheduled appointment to be seen in our office.  We cannot accept walk-in patients or unscheduled appointments.

Patient Resources

At Comprehensive Women’s Health, we know that the better we take care of ourselves, the better our chances are of avoiding serious health problems down the line. Eating a healthy diet, consistently getting a good night’s sleep, exercising on a regular basis, and dedicating time in the day just for yourself are all important practices for wellness. Maintaining regular check-ups with your health care providers is also key. Managing all of this is easier said than done, but the habits you develop today are what shape your tomorrow. Make a commitment to your health!

Our team works to provide our patients with health and wellness information that educates, supports, and inspires . Whether it’s home self-exam tutorials, learning when antibiotics are needed and when they should be avoided, nutrition advice or pre- and post-surgical recommendations, you will find it here.

Resources for Healthy Living

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ADA Diet

This guide provides robust information on how to maintain a healthy and balanced diet.

Antibiotic Use

Learn which factors contribute to antibiotic resistance and why antibiotics have no effect on viral infections.

Constipation Management

This informative guide will help you to better understand the causes, prevention, and treatment of this uncomfortable condition.

Financing

Get the care you need today with financing from CareCredit®.  Click the button below to learn more about this program, or click the CareCredit®  logo to prequalify now.

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Hemorrhoid Management

Hemorrhoids are painful, but they can be prevented and treated.  Read this guide to learn more.

HIV & HIV Testing

The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) causes AIDS, a condition known as Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.  Learn more the HIV virus and getting tested in this guide.

Minor Surgery Post-Operative Instructions

No matter how minor the surgery, you are sure to have questions about what to expect after the procedure.  This general guide will help you through the healing process.

Online Research

The internet contains a wealth of information, but not all of it is reliable.  Learn more about conducting quality online research about your health in this guide.

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Quitting Smoking

Nicotine is highly addictive and breaking your dependence on it can be a challenging process.  This guide will equip you with some powerful tips for quitting smoking for good.

TDAP Vaccine Information

All people need protection against these three diseases: diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.  Pertussis, or whooping cough, can be a very serious illness--especially for babies.

Weight Loss Tips

Dispel the myths and learn the facts about weight loss in this guide.

What to Expect at Your Annual CWH Exam

Annual well-woman exams are key to your long-term health.  To learn more about what to expect at these appointments, click the link below.

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Obstetric Resources

Obstetric Resources

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CWH Pregnancy Handbook

We want to make your pregnancy a time you'll always remember as a wonderful beginning to your life as a parent.  This comprehensive guide is full of invaluable information to help guide you through your pregnancy.

Pregnancy Relaxation Techniques

Pregnancy can be stressful for any expecting mother.  These relaxation tips will help to put your mind and body back at ease.

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Signs of Labor

If you think you are in labor, review this quick guide for more information.  Call our office at 352-332-7222 if you have additional questions.

Tips to Increase Milk Production

Since you can't see how much milk your baby is getting when breastfeeding, you may wonder if you are making enough.  Review this guide for tips on increasing your milk supply if you believe it is too low.

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