Suburban Women’s Health Care June 2025

Women’s Health Spot light : Pap smears & Annual Exams Headed

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Did you know regular well-woman exams can detect concerns early and keep you on track with your health goals? If it’s been a while since your last visit, let this be your reminder — we’re here for you.

Summer Travel Tip:

Headed out of town? Make sure to refill any prescriptions and talk to your provider about travel-safe birth control, sun-safe skin care during pregnancy, or any vaccine updates before you go!

MEET THE PROVIDER

Dr. Nina Strollo, MD

This month, we’re highlighting Dr. Nina Strollo! From prenatal care to gynecological expertise, she’s passionate about helping women feel confident, heard and cared for. Follow us on Instagram to catch our Q&A with her later this month!

@swhcpc_

WELCOMING

Danielle Hatton, LE

Danielle Hatton joined our practice in April as our Aesthetician and Marketing Director. She has over 12 years of experience in aesthetics and has owned her own studio for the last four years.

She’ll be offering laser hair removal and Morpheus8 services here at the office as well as handling our marketing needs.

You can reach her at swhcpc.marketing@nullgmail.com

LET’S TALK: SUMMER TIPS FOR VAGINAL HEALTH

Change out of wet swimsuits quickly: Yeast thrives in warm, damp environments — like a bikini you’ve been lounging in for hours. Bring a dry change of clothes and switch as soon as you’re done swimming.

Avoid tight, non-breathable fabrics: Opt for cotton underwear and loose, breathable bottoms. Say no to leggings or bike shorts all day in the heat.

Practice good hygiene after workouts: Change out of sweaty clothes and shower as soon as you can. If you’re on the go, bring a clean pair of undies and some gentle, unscented wipes for a quick refresh.

Stay hydrated: Drinking water helps regulate everything — including vaginal health. It supports your natural flora and flushes out toxins. Know what’s normal — and what’s not: A little discharge is normal. If you notice itching, burning, a strong odor, or thick white discharge, it might be a yeast infection or something else — and we’re here to help.

Reminder:

Summer appointments fill fast! Whether you’re due for a yearly, prenatal visit, or would love an aesthetics consult, book now to snag your ideal time.

[716-876-5512]

[www.suburbanwomenshealthcare.com]

[3620 Sheridan Dr. Suite 200, Amherst NY 14226]

Follow along for tips, updates & behind the scenes on instagram:
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Thanks for being part of the SWHC community — we’re honored to care for you.

Warmly,
The Suburban Women’s
Healthcare Team

Suburban Women’s Health Care May 2025

Welcome to our monthly newsletter! We’re so happy you’re here

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Welcome to our monthly newsletter! We are thrilled to share all of our monthly updates with you. As always, we would like to express our gratitude for our wonderful patients. We greatly appreciate each and every one of you! This month, we will be showing a how-to-guide on how to do a
self breast exam. While a breast exam is done by your provider each year at your annual exam, it is important to do self exams throughout the year as well.
We also will be sharing more industry news, including technological advances in obstetrics and gynecology. Technological advances, such as artificial intelligence (AI), have been used for fetal monitoring and cancer detection. Keep reading to learn more! We also will share a few May updates as well!
Thank you for reading along and catching up on all of our updates!
Enjoy this month’s newsletter!

The Use of AI in Obstetrics and Gynecology

A recent article published in MedicalExpo by Abigail Saltmarsh, explained the different ways AI and other technology has been used in obstetrics and gynecology. The first being a wireless electronic fetal monitor. This allows women to walk around rather than having them confined to their hospital beds, which has been proven to be beneficial during labor. She also explained that it decreases the confusion in distinguishing the mother’s heart rate versus the baby’s. She also explained the use of robotics to conduct procedures for diseases such as endometriosis, cervical cancer and ovarian cancer. By using the robots in certain procedures, it can lead to less trauma to the area and faster recovery time for the patient.

It was also explained in the article how AI can be used to help detect fetal heart rate and uterine contractions as well as indicate the possibility of complications with preterm labor. AI can also be applied to ultrasounds/MRI’s in obstetrics and to identify cancer in mammograms. Saltmarsh further explained the other ways technology has advanced in obstetrics and gynecology, click the link here to read the article to learn more!

A few May updates!

National Teachers Day falls on May 1 ! Many of our patients are teachers. Happy National Teachers Day to all of you!

World Laughter Day falls on May 3 ! We hope you spend this sun-shiney day laughing with your friends and family!

For all the Star Wars fans, Star Wars Day falls on May 4! May the “Fourth” be with you!

May 5 is Cinco De Mayo! This holiday celebrates the Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Enjoy the holiday with chips and guac and, if you so please, margaritas!

National Nurses Day falls on May 6 , a holiday to recognize all nurses. Happy Nurses Day to our wonderful nurses!

Mother’s Day falls on May 11 this year. Happy Mother’s Day to all of our patients who are soon-to-be mothers. Give your mom a hug today and be sure to thank her for all that she does!

Memorial Day falls on May 26th this year. This is a solemn day to remember and honor those who have died while serving in the US military.

May is also National Barbecue Month! Have a cookout with your loved ones to kick off the start of warm weather!

May is also Mental Health Awareness Month! Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Be kind to your mind!