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Gynecology

WomenCare knows that the condition of every woman’s reproductive organs is always a top-of-mind concern, particularly during times of pregnancy.

Look to us for the successful treatment of common disorders such as cancer and menopause treatment, as well as prevention counseling that can keep these conditions from occurring.

Gynecology Services

Our gynecologists in Buffalo, NY provide the following services:

• OB/GYN primary and specialty care, including pap smears, breast exams, physicals and basic immunizations 
• Menopause treatment, education and support
• Pregnancy care and high risk pregnancy management
• Mammograms
• Ultrasounds
• Minimally invasive surgery
• Inpatient and outpatient surgery
• Cancer treatment

Achieving or Avoiding Pregnancy

If you wish to achieve or avoid a pregnancy, consider Natural Family Planning.

Natural Family Planning (NFP) is a natural, inexpensive and reliable method of family planning that is based on the signs in a woman’s menstrual cycle.

Click here for more information.

Western New York Gynecology Centers

• Ken-Ton Family Care Center (Tonawanda)
• Lovejoy - St. Vincent Health Center (Buffalo)
• M. Steven Piver, M.D. Center for Women’s Health & Wellness (Buffalo; on the Sisters of Charity Hospital campus)
• Mercy Comprehensive Care Center (Buffalo)
• Mercy OB/GYN Center (Buffalo)
• Sisters OB/GYN Center (Buffalo)

Please note that in addition to our women's health centers, pap smears are available at these primary care centers: 

• Springville Primary Care Center (Springville)
• OLV Family Care Center (Lackawanna)

Find an OB/GYN or Gynecologist

To find an obstetrician or gynecologist in Buffalo, NY who is affiliated with Catholic Health, search our Physician Directory.

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Ask Us Anything

• What treatments are available for fibroids? Dr. Scott Zuccala responds.
• What does my abnormal pap smear mean? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• What should I do about bleeding during pregnancy? Dr. Lynn-Marie Aronica responds.
• Is my discharge normal? Ginny Lyons, RN responds.
• Does menopause cause depression? Dr. Herb Weis, Chief Quality and Compliance Officer at Horizon Heath Services, responds.
• I'm in menopause and have cardiovascular symptoms. What should I do? Beth Nicastro, RN responds.
• At age 65, what screenings do I need? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• How is vaginal prolapse treated? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• What can I do about chronic yeast infections? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• What causes an enlarged uterus? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• Can Essure tubal implants be removed? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• When I have my period, I experience intense cramping. What are some ways to manage the pain? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• Am I infertile? Dr. Julie Gavin responds.
• If I'm over 30 and my pap smear is normal, should I have an HPV test for cervical cancer? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• What are the symptoms of pelvic prolapse? Doctors Scott Zuccala,
  Ali Ghomi and Samuel Saleeb respond.
• Should I be worried about my irregular period? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• My primary care physician provides my yearly pap smears. Should I see a gynecologist? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.
• What causes frequent urinary tract infections? Dr. Ali Ghomi responds.

Spotlight on Health

The Importance of Cervical Cancer Screening – 96.1 JOY-FM, March 25, 2012

Download this thirty-minute radio program to hear from featured guest Dr. Jennifer Rojek, a Catholic Health OB/GYN physician at Mercy Hospital.

Women's Health Services – 96.1 JOY-FM, January 22, 2012

Download this thirty-minute radio program to hear from featured guests Nicholas Cromwell, MD, a Mercy OB/GYN physician who is also on staff at the Mercy Comprehensive Care Center, and Aimee Gomlak, vice president of the Catholic Health Women's Service Line.

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More Information

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