An array of women's health services in Plano, and the care that you deserve
At Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Plano, we understand no one knows your body better than you. That is why we provide an array of women's health services close to home to give you the answers you need and the care that you deserve.
Whether you are preparing for conception, have questions about our gynecology procedures or just need a doctor you can trust, we are here for your women's health needs.
Comprehensive women's health near you
You have options for uterine fibroids
Uterine fibroids can cause heavy bleeding, pelvic pain and more
When these symptoms get in the way of your life, you have many options beyond a hysterectomy.
Whether you’re concerned about fertility or want to preserve sexual function, our team of multiple women's health specialists in Plano is dedicated to comprehensively treating your fibroids. We provide less-invasive procedures that help you get back to better sooner.
Treatment options include:
- Non-surgical treatment—including hormonal and non-hormonal options
- Transcervical fibroid ablation—treats fibroids from inside the uterus using radiofrequency heat instead of incisions
- Endometrial ablation—destroys the lining of the uterus to help stop heavy bleeding
- Uterine fibroid embolization—an interventional radiology procedure that treats all your fibroids at once by blocking blood flow, which causes them to shrink
- Myomectomy—surgically removes some fibroids and is commonly used in women who want to preserve fertility
- Hysterectomy—removes the uterus through traditional and minimally invasive surgical options
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