Norton Children’s Gynecology Locations

Norton Children’s Gynecology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, offers highly skilled pediatric and adolescent gynecologists who understand that young patients need care that’s designed just for them.

Louisville, Kentucky
Norton Medical Plaza II – Brownsboro, Suite 330
9880 Angies Way
Louisville, KY 40241

Norton Medical Plaza 2 – St. Matthews, Suite 303
3991 Dutchmans Lane
Louisville, KY 40207

Novak Center for Children’s Health, Suite 4C
411 E. Chestnut St.
Louisville, KY 40202

Other Kentucky Locations
Norton Children’s Medical Group
1301 Ring Road
Elizabethtown, KY 42701

Norton Children’s Medical Group
150 Frankfort Road
Shelbyville, KY 40065

Contact Us

Schedule an appointment with a pediatric and adolescent gynecologist.

(502) 559-1750

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A child’s first menstrual period can be especially heavy if ovulation hasn’t started

A menstrual period without ovulation — a common occurrence in adolescents — can be quite heavy as they are bleeding solely because the uterus lining has outgrown the blood supply. “This is the reason why […]

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Hygiene for girls: Prevent vaginitis, vulvovaginitis

Hygiene for girls can be a thorny topic for parents. Teaching preteens about good hygiene isn’t easy, but it’s important. Poor hygiene can change the natural balance of the vagina and lead to conditions such […]

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Endometriosis can start in your teens and early 20s

Tessa Nielsen, 21, was in so much pain from her menstrual periods and cramps, she couldn’t do much at all. “I would lie in bed, curled up in ball with a heating pad,” she said. […]

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Pediatric gynecologist lends expertise at spina bifida clinic

As a medical student, Kimberly S. Huhmann, M.D., was interested in both pediatrics and obstetrics/gynecology. It was during her residency that Dr. Huhmann started considering combining her interests as a pediatric and adolescent gynecology specialist. […]

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First gynecological exam debunked: What parents need to know

Girls in the U.S. get their first period (menstruation) around age 12. As a parent, you may wonder: When should my daughter see a gynecologist for the first time? At what age should a girl […]

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A child’s first menstrual period can be especially heavy if ovulation hasn’t started

Read Full Story

Hygiene for girls: Prevent vaginitis, vulvovaginitis

Read Full Story

Endometriosis can start in your teens and early 20s

Tessa Nielsen, 21, was in so much pain from her menstrual periods and cramps, she couldn’t do much at all. “I would lie in bed, curled up in ball with a heating pad,” she said. […]

Read Full Story

Pediatric gynecologist lends expertise at spina bifida clinic

Read Full Story

First gynecological exam debunked: What parents need to know

Girls in the U.S. get their first period (menstruation) around age 12. As a parent, you may wonder: When should my daughter see a gynecologist for the first time? At what age should a girl […]

Read Full Story