Gynecology Blog
A Gynecologist’s Guide to Prenatal Infections and Prevention
Staying healthy during pregnancy has many benefits, from supporting your growing baby’s wellness to reducing your risk of complications. Depending on how far along you are, you may already be familiar with basics like eating well, staying active, and continuing to see...
The Four Types of PCOS and Their Symptoms
From irregular periods to difficulty getting pregnant, the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can be immensely challenging. What’s more frustrating is that this complex hormonal condition isn’t a one-size-fits-all illness; its causes, symptoms, and...
HIV Prevention, Symptoms, and Treatment Options for Women
Since human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) was first reported several decades ago, medical advancements have enabled people with the disease to lead longer and healthier lives. But being diagnosed with HIV is still life-changing, and knowing more about its transmission,...
Understanding PMDD: Recognizing and Managing Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
For some people assigned female at birth, the days leading up to a menstrual period are marked by irritating but manageable issues like bloating and irritability. For others, the two weeks before a period introduce an onset of symptoms so severe they’re disruptive to...
The Importance of Ultrasounds and Digital Mammography in Women’s Breast Health: What You Need to Know
Medical imaging has seen tremendous advancements over the past several decades, enabling radiologists to capture detailed visuals of the human body like never before. The image results are not only fascinating to observe, but in turn, allow doctors to diagnose and...
Rosa Gynecology Physician Recognized Among Atlanta’s Top Doctors in Modern Luxury Medicine + Doctors Magazine and The Atlantan Magazines
Dr. Karen T. Greene from Rosa Gynecology, a leading practice for more than 40 years, is recognized as a Top Doctor in the January issue of Modern Luxury Medicine + Doctors magazineand the June issue of The Atlantan magazine. The publications annually recognize notable...
From Chaos to Calm: Rosa Gynecology’s Partners Visit “The Portia Show” and Share Tips for Work/Life Balance
On the November 12 episode of “The Portia Show,” a nationally syndicated TV lifestyle program primarily focusing on the needs of Black women, Drs. Williams, Greene, and Guthrie of Rosa Gynecology spoke in depth about finding harmony amid their personal and...
Rosa Gynecology’s Drs. Mironda Williams, Deanna Guthrie, and Karen Greene Appeared on WSB Radio’s “The Weekly Check-Up”
Dr. Mironda Williams, Dr. Deanna Guthrie, and Dr. Karen Greene of Rosa Gynecology made their debut appearance on the November 3rd episode of WSB Radio’s “The Weekly Check-Up” with host Dr. Bruce Feinberg. During the show, the doctors shared their unique journeys into...
This Season of Giving: Donate to Promise Place!
This holiday season, Rosa Gynecology has partnered with Promise Place to support domestic violence survivors in Fayette, Spalding, Pike, and Upson counties. Promise Place offers emergency shelter, a 24-hour crisis hotline, legal advocacy, children’s programs, and...
Rosa Gynecology Celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month With New 3D Mammography Technology
Rosa Gynecology, a leading area practice for 40 years, is now offering state-of-the-art 3D mammography at its Peachtree City location. The arrival of the technology brings a new level of access and convenience to area residents while coinciding with Breast Cancer...
Patient Looks Back on Decades-Long Experience with Rosa Gynecology as Practice Celebrates 40th Anniversary
As Rosa Gynecology celebrates 40 years of providing exceptional integrated gynecological care, patient Donna Dougherty’s story stands out as a testament to the practice’s commitment to those it serves. Dougherty’s journey with Rosa Gynecology began more than 30 years...
The Importance of HIV Testing for a Healthier Tomorrow
Rates of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) have declined in recent years, bringing us closer to the possibility of a world more liberated from the impacts of the disease. Still, an estimated 1.2 million people in the U.S. alone currently have HIV, and up to 13% don’t...