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Oct 22

For patients who are searching for a professional “near me” in the Katy, TX community who offers obstetrics care, we encourage them to book an appointment at Jenkins Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Medicine. Our professionals include obstetrician/gynecologists with experience in providing care to women of all ages who are dealing with concerns of the reproductive […]

Oct 21

“Mommy bladder” and other pelvic issues are topics that women joke about after they have kids, but their real-life consequences can cause pain and embarrassment. Many women suffer for years before seeking treatment for pelvic floor disorders because they are uncomfortable talking about their symptoms with their doctor. Dr. Taryll Jenkins at Jenkins Obstetrics, Gynecology […]

Oct 21

The desire to determine when and if to have a baby has been present in most cultures, throughout recorded history. The doctors at Jenkins Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Medicine share this glimpse into the history of contraceptive methods to emphasize the safe, convenient options now available to women in the Katy area. Ancient times From […]

Oct 21

Women who do not want to have children have a number of birth control options available to them, including several that are permanent. Tubal ligation is a surgery that blocks a woman’s Fallopian tubes. It keeps the egg from moving through the ovary into the uterus, thus preventing pregnancy. It is a permanent procedure that […]

Oct 21

Knowing when you’re ready to start a family or add another child to your family is a big decision that’s not often taken lightly. Patients consider their health, lifestyle, finances, and a host of other factors when making one of the biggest decisions of their lives. Just as critical is the decision that your family […]

Oct 21

Women today have many options in birth control, including temporary, long term, and permanent solutions. The most popular type of contraception around the world is sterilization. It offers many benefits; however, it is not a decision to be taken lightly. When you visit Dr. Jenkins, he will explain the risks, benefits, and alternatives so that […]

Oct 21

Hearing that she needs a hysterectomy can cause a woman to feel many different types of emotions. From fear of the unknown to relief for ending the troubles she may have been having to sadness over losing part of what makes her feel like a woman, the days after hearing the news can be an […]

Oct 21

Occasionally after determining that a patient needs to have a hysterectomy, she will ask if a tummy tuck operation can be performed at the same time. Perhaps she’s been planning the tummy tuck anyway, it’s always been a thought in the back of her mind, or she believes that it’s a good opportunity to tighten […]

Oct 21

A total (complete) hysterectomy is a serious surgery, which will have future implications on your health. It is important to understand the risks, benefits, and long-term effects before making this decision. Why have a hysterectomy? This procedure involves the surgical removal of the uterus. In some circumstances, only part of the uterus is removed. This […]

Oct 21

The obvious benefit to performing two surgeries at once is that the patient has to go under anesthesia only once. This not only saves money, it can help the patient avoid side effects or complications brought on by general anesthesia. Other benefits to combining the surgeries include less time spent in the hospital and only […]

Oct 21

Facing major surgery is a frightening prospect. With Dr. Taryll Jenkins’s compassion and expertise, he offers conservative options for any condition whenever possible. When surgery is unavoidable, he uses the least invasive method available. A minimally invasive procedure, or MIP, is an advanced surgical technique achieving the same result as open surgery with smaller incisions. […]

Oct 21

A hysterectomy is a surgical operation that removes a woman’s uterus. This surgery is performed to address a number of medical conditions including painful uterine fibroids, uterine prolapse, cancer, endometriosis, pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, or thickening of the uterus. Removing a uterus for reasons other than cancer is usually a decision that’s made only after […]