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Women’s Wellness & Pelvic Care

Is This Just Aging… or a Hormone Imbalance?

Is This Just Aging… or a Hormone Imbalance?

Fatigue. Mood swings. Brain fog. If you’ve been told these symptoms are “just part of aging,” it’s time to rethink what’s normal. Hormonal imbalances can affect every part of your life—but they’re treatable. Learn how Dr. Spring-Robinson helps women reclaim their energy, clarity, and confidence through personalized hormone support.

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#1000Blooms: “Wait—This Is What Normal Feels Like?” — Allie’s Journey from Lifelong Pain to Healing

#1000Blooms: “Wait—This Is What Normal Feels Like?” — Allie’s Journey from Lifelong Pain to Healing

After a lifetime of painful periods and being told to “just deal with it,” Allie finally found a doctor who truly listened. Two surgeries later, she’s experiencing pain-free cycles for the first time in her life—and learning what normal should feel like. This is her #1000Blooms story.

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When Endometriosis Is Silent: The Symptoms You Might Be Missing

When Endometriosis Is Silent: The Symptoms You Might Be Missing

Not all endometriosis causes pain. “Silent endometriosis” can quietly interfere with fertility, ovarian health, and long-term well-being—without any obvious symptoms. Learn how it’s diagnosed and why early evaluation matters, especially if you’re trying to conceive.

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#1000Blooms: “I Wasn’t Crazy” — Amy W.’s Path to Answers, Validation, and Healing

#1000Blooms: “I Wasn’t Crazy” — Amy W.’s Path to Answers, Validation, and Healing

After years of unexplained infertility, Amy finally got answers. It wasn’t her hormones. It wasn’t in her head. It was stage III endometriosis — and excision surgery with Dr. Spring-Robinson changed everything.

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Endometriosis in Teens — Why Early Symptoms Matter
Jeff Huynh Jeff Huynh

Endometriosis in Teens — Why Early Symptoms Matter

Many teens are told their painful periods are “just part of growing up.” But for some, that pain is a sign of something more: endometriosis. Early symptoms matter — and early support can change the course of a young person’s life.

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