Reproductive Health

What is commonly called Women's Health now encompasses healthcare for women, people identified as female at birth, transgender individuals, and gender-neutral individuals. Healthcare in these populations stretches across the lifespan from adolescence into older adulthood and can include age-specific topics.

Understanding how to write B2C content under the women's health umbrella requires the ability to speak frankly about bodily functions, physical changes, and human sexuality.

As a healthcare provider, I routinely work with and educate patients on these topics. I empathize with the delicate questions and issues that trigger embarrassment for some patients. I bring this perspective to writing candidly and sensitively on reproductive health and women's health topics.

Areas for Reproductive Health Topics

Adolescents

From physical changes to birth control, mental health issues and everything inbetween. The teenage years are filled with changes that trigger the need for answers to a lot of questions.

Menopause

Menopause is again getting much needed attention. More than just hot flashes, menopause hot topics span from weight gain, insomnia, and beyond. A third of a person's life is spent in menopause. There is so much to explore in this topic!

Health Screenings

Routine screenings are evergreen topcis to refresh and update for new audiences. The traditional pap is a baseline screening that brings people in for care. But there are other screenings to address including cancer prevention, sexually transmitted diseases, cardiovascular health, and gender inclusive care.

Pregnancy

Pregancy topics aren't limited to just carrying a healthy baby. Infertility, abortion, genetics, and a list of other issues come up when discussing pregnancy.