
5 Signs of Vaginal Atrophy
If you’re in or near menopause, thinning vaginal tissue could be contributing to vaginal atrophy, a common women’s health condition. Learn about the signs of vaginal atrophy and what you can do about it.
Women’s Healthcare of Princeton (WHP) is a nationally respected gynecology practice in Princeton, New Jersey that serves women of all ages. Under the direction of Dr. Maria Sophocles, a leader and innovator in vulvovaginal health and female sexual medicine, Women’s Healthcare of Princeton is dedicated to providing quality healthcare in a compassionate and nurturing environment.
The entire team at Women’s Healthcare of Princeton recognize that women’s health care is a very personal experience and that choosing a provider who can relate to your needs is very important. That’s why your clinician will apply their expertise and experience in an open-minded way to the individual health needs of every patient they see. As Dr. Sophocles says, “A patient’s trust begins when she senses you care.”
Dr. Sophocles and her team of highly trained providers, offer a complete menu of gynecological services, including:
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