Menstrual Health Support for Women
At Grand Clinic, Dr. Austin offers personalized care for women navigating menstrual irregularities or discomfort. From cycle timing and hormonal balance to pain or heavy flow, we take a whole-person approach to uncover contributing factors and create care plans designed around your needs.
Common Menstrual Concerns We Address
Irregular Periods (Oligomenorrhea / Amenorrhea)
Dr. Austin evaluates potential causes of irregular cycles, including thyroid or hormone changes, stress, PCOS, or lifestyle factors.
Supportive care may include:
Hormonal testing, nutrition/lifestyle recommendations, or prescription therapies when appropriate.
Painful Periods (Dysmenorrhea)
Painful periods may be linked to endometriosis, fibroids, or other underlying conditions. Dr. Austin offers clinical evaluations and a range of options to support symptom relief.
Support may include:
Hormone management, medications, nutrition changes, and integrative approaches.
Heavy Bleeding (Menorrhagia)
Heavy menstrual flow can significantly affect quality of life. Dr. Austin works to identify contributing factors and recommend personalized solutions.
Care options may include:
Medications, hormonal support, or minor procedures depending on clinical need.
PMS and PMDD
For women experiencing mood changes, bloating, or irritability related to their cycle, Dr. Austin offers compassionate support and strategies to manage symptoms.
Options may include:
Nutritional adjustments, hormone balancing, and stress reduction practices.
PCOS
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome can affect cycles, fertility, skin, and hair. We take a whole-body approach to help manage symptoms and hormone health.
Support may include:
Lifestyle guidance, hormone modulation, and fertility support based on your goals.
Endometriosis
This condition can cause intense cramping and may affect fertility. Dr. Austin provides evaluation and care options for women looking to manage symptoms effectively.
Provider-directed care may include:
Medication, hormone-based therapies, or minimally invasive referrals when appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have a menstrual disorder?
Irregular cycles, pain, or heavy flow may indicate a concern. Dr. Austin offers provider-led evaluations including lab work and history review.
Can hormonal birth control help?
Yes — for some patients, it may help regulate flow or ease cramping. Dr. Austin can discuss options and help determine if it's appropriate for your goals.
Can PCOS or endometriosis affect fertility?
Yes, but many women with these conditions conceive with proper guidance. We offer support plans focused on hormone balance and cycle tracking.
What if my periods are too heavy or painful?
If symptoms disrupt your life, we encourage a consultation. Your care plan may include prescription support or other recommendations.
