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Have You Scheduled Your Well-Woman Examination?

Southern Crescent Women's HealthCare Blog Have You Scheduled Your Well-Woman Examination?

Having a yearly well-woman examination is an opportunity for you to take charge of your health. Annual gynecology visits can help find problems early or prevent health problems before they occur. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists shared the top reasons why you should have an annual well-woman examination:

Schedule your annual gynecology appointment today online through our patient portal by calling (770) 991-2200. We have offices in Fayetteville, Stockbridge, and Newnan.

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