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 girls and teens need care that’s designed just for them.
Norton Medical Plaza 2 – St. Matthews
Suite 303
3991 Dutchmans Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
P: (502) 559-1750
F: (502) 666-7707
Teens can learn healthy habits from parent and pediatric gynecologist
If you have tweens or teens, you’ve no doubt noticed things have changed since you were that age. Maybe you talked about puberty and sex with your parents, or maybe they left it to a […]
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Talking to your kids about sexual health, puberty
Growing up in today’s world presents different challenges than even a couple of decades ago. However, some things don’t change: It is important for parents and guardians to start conversations about puberty and sexual health […]
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Period cramps: What is normal for girls?
Menstrual cramps, also called period cramps, often are considered just an annoying, painful part of the menstrual period to be endured. However, period cramps can vary widely in frequency and severity. It can be tough […]
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Birth control: More than pregnancy prevention
Your teen’s doctor just suggested the birth control pill. Before you mutter, “I don’t think so,” hold on a minute. There might be a good reason — a medical reason — that has nothing to […]
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How parents can help kids manage early puberty
Going through puberty can be a challenge for any child. But children who experience early puberty can have physical, social and emotional challenges that their peers may not, according to researchers. Early puberty or precocious […]
Read Full Story
Teens can learn healthy habits from parent and pediatric gynecologist
If you have tweens or teens, you’ve no doubt noticed things have changed since you were that age. Maybe you talked about puberty and sex with your parents, or maybe they left it to a […]
Read Full Story
Talking to your kids about sexual health, puberty
Growing up in today’s world presents different challenges than even a couple of decades ago. However, some things don’t change: It is important for parents and guardians to start conversations about puberty and sexual health […]
Read Full Story
Period cramps: What is normal for girls?
Menstrual cramps, also called period cramps, often are considered just an annoying, painful part of the menstrual period to be endured. However, period cramps can vary widely in frequency and severity. It can be tough […]
Read Full Story
Birth control: More than pregnancy prevention
Your teen’s doctor just suggested the birth control pill. Before you mutter, “I don’t think so,” hold on a minute. There might be a good reason — a medical reason — that has nothing to […]
Read Full Story
How parents can help kids manage early puberty
Going through puberty can be a challenge for any child. But children who experience early puberty can have physical, social and emotional challenges that their peers may not, according to researchers. Early puberty or precocious […]
Read Full Story
