Winter 2025 5 Expert gynecology care Texas Health Hospital Mansfield provides compassionate gynecologic care tailored to your unique needs at every stage of life. From your reproductive years through menopause and beyond, our commitment is to support your well-being. “A gynecologist is someone you can have a relationship with for decades,” says Gynecologist De Shawndranique Gray, MD. Comprehensive gynecology services A wide range of services are designed to meet your gynecologic needs: Routine gynecologic care. Regular well-woman exams and Pap tests are essential for staying ahead of potential health issues. Care for common concerns. A gynecologist is equipped to help you address issues such as pelvic pain, abnormal menstrual cycles and cervical dysplasia. Menopause care. If you’re experiencing discomfort from hot flashes and other menopause symptoms, you can get treatments like hormone therapy to provide relief and enhance your quality of life. Gynecologic surgery. While many conditions can be managed with medication or alternative therapies, surgery may be necessary for more severe issues. For example, uterine fibroids can disrupt regular menstrual cycles. “Typically, once we remove the fibroids, a woman can go back to a normal menstrual cycle,” Dr. Gray says. Texas Health Mansfield offers procedures for many more conditions, using minimally invasive techniques that promote quicker recovery times and more comfort. Care that’s tailored to you Healthcare providers at Texas Health Mansfield collaborate with you to develop solutions that align with your personal health goals. “It’s definitely a partnership,” Dr. Gray says. “Each patient has unique experiences, challenges and circumstances. We approach every case with that understanding.” Heart attack symptoms in women When it comes to heart attacks, you may be surprised to hear that women often experience symptoms that differ from those more commonly seen in men. “Women don’t always have the typical symptom of chest tightness and heaviness,” explains Cardiologist Shoaib Saya, MD. Dr. Saya says women are more likely than men to have one or more of the following atypical heart attack symptoms: ● Back, neck or jaw pain ● Dizziness or light-headedness ● Nausea or vomiting ● Palpitations ● Shortness of breath ● Stomach pain ● Tiredness If you suspect you’re having a heart attack, call 911 immediately. Quick intervention can significantly reduce potential damage to your heart. Texas Health Hospital Mansfield is equipped to provide rapid and expert treatment, including procedures to clear blocked arteries. Make an appointment Visit TexasHealthMansfield.org/Gray to learn more about Dr. Gray and to schedule a visit. Care in a heartbeat Visit TexasHealthMansfield. org/Heart to learn about the cardiovascular services available to you.
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