Services
Obstetrics & Pregnancy Care
Dr. Molland's obstetric practice includes handling all aspects of pregnancy from prenatal care through delivery and high-risk pregnancy management. As the doctor follows you through your pregnancy, you will also have access to sonograms and fetal monitoring, so you can rest assured that you and your baby are under constant care.
Gynecology & Female Surgery
Dr. Molland provides all gynecological services, including annual exams and Pap smears. This includes the treatment of cervical dysplasia and the pre-invasive conditions of the cervix. When surgery is necessary, it is nice to know that you are under the care of an experienced and well-trained gynecologic surgeon who will provide you with exceptional care.
Gynecology
Gynecological Surgical Procedures
Women's Health & Primary Care
Dr. Molland specializes in all aspects of women's health, and he is continually keeping up-to-date with the latest trends and procedures.
Simple Office Examination
If you experience any unusual or persistent vaginal discharge, you should schedule an appointment to see Dr. Molland immediately. Also, bleeding after sexual intercourse (post-coital bleeding) or bleeding at unusual times between your periods requires further evaluation. New techniques involving DNA are available to diagnose the source of sexually transmitted diseases with a simple office examination.
Annual Examination
A yearly Pap smear is highly recommended for all women, and it is part of your annual examination. A bone density screening test is recommended for women over 50 and a colon cancer screening.
Physical Examinations & Vaccinations
Primary office care, such as physical examinations and vaccinations, are also a part of the services we provide. Many patients desire to see Dr. Molland for all primary care needs, including colds, cough, allergies, migraines, etc. Issues related to anxiety, depression, and mood swings can be evaluated but may require a referral for further evaluation.
Health & Wellness
Healthcare has undergone tremendous changes over the last several years, and as a result, there is now a significant emphasis on preventative health initiatives. According to recent estimates, many women can expect to live beyond eighty years of age. Therefore, it is of utmost importance that women and their physicians emphasize preventative health and wellness.
Living a healthy lifestyle along with a well-balanced diet, appropriate exercise, and a weight management program may add years to your life. Evaluation and treatment for the prevention of the following are essential to maintain longevity.
Can I exercise while I’m pregnant?
Regular exercise during pregnancy is safe and can even be beneficial, though some
adjustments may be advised. Pregnant women should check with their OB-GYN to make sure their exercise routine is safe.
What is Prenatal Care?
Prenatal Care is a type of preventive healthcare. It consists of medical checkups from a doctor, nurse, or midwife throughout your pregnancy.
Can I fly while pregnant?
The short answer is yes. However, if your due date is near or your doctor tells you that you or your baby has a medical condition that warrants keeping you near home., we encourage you not to fly.
Can I drink caffeine while pregnant?
We recommend cutting down or stopping caffeine consumption entirely. High caffeine
consumption has been linked to an increased risk of miscarriage and, possibly, other pregnancy complications.
Are there any dietary restrictions during pregnancy?
Foods that are more likely to be contaminated with bacteria or heavy metals are ones to try to avoid or limit your exposure to. Those you should steer clear of during pregnancy include:
- unpasteurized cheeses
- unpasteurized milk, juices, and apple cider
- raw eggs or foods containing raw eggs
- raw or undercooked fish (sushi), shellfish, or meats
- processed meats like hot dogs and deli meats (these should be very well cooked before
eating)
Dr. Molland and his staff are here to help and assist you.
Office Treatment Options
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can I exercise while I’m pregnant?
Regular exercise during pregnancy is safe and can even be beneficial, though some adjustments may be advised. Pregnant women should check with their OB-GYN to make sure their exercise routine is safe.
What is Prenatal Care?
Prenatal Care is a type of preventive healthcare. It consists of medical checkups from a doctor, nurse, or midwife throughout your pregnancy.
Can I fly while pregnant?
The short answer is yes. However, if your due date is near or your doctor tells you that you or your baby has a medical condition that warrants keeping you near home., we encourage you not to fly.
Can I drink caffeine while pregnant?
We recommend cutting down or stopping caffeine consumption entirely. High caffeine consumption has been linked to an increased risk of miscarriage and, possibly, other pregnancy complications.
Are there any dietary restrictions during pregnancy?
Foods that are more likely to be contaminated with bacteria or heavy metals are ones to try to avoid or limit your exposure to. Those you should steer clear of during pregnancy include:
- unpasteurized cheeses
- unpasteurized milk, juices, and apple cider
- raw eggs or foods containing raw eggs
- raw or undercooked fish (sushi), shellfish, or meats
- processed meats like hot dogs and deli meats (these should be very well cooked before eating)
When should I go to the gynecologist?
A visit to the gynecologist is highly recommended for annual screening and any time a woman has concerns about symptoms such as pelvic, vulvar, and vaginal pain or abnormal bleeding from the uterus. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment!(432) 334-7888
What are the side effects of birth control pills?
Some common side effects of birth control pills include: Bleeding or spotting, elevated blood pressure, headaches, nausea, and bloating.
What should I do if I have pelvic pain?
If you’re experiencing severe pelvic pain that disrupts your daily life or gets worse over time, seek medical attention and make an appointment with your doctor as soon as possible.
How often should I have a Pelvic Exam?
For women who aren’t pregnant, experiencing symptoms, or at risk for gynecological conditions, we recommend having annual pelvic exams.
When can I expect to experience menopause?
The average age for the menopause transition in women is between 45 and 49, but this can vary depending on personal factors. Some people are able to go through this stage as early as 30 or even 60.