Disease Management and Treatment in Weston and Weston Florida

PHONE

(954) 384-8668

PHONE

(954) 436-7667

FAX

(954) 889-0025

With years of experience under our belt, we provide our patients with careful disease management and appropriate treatment options. Our patients include women of all ages, from adolescence to womanhood. Our contemporary obstetrics and gynecology department operates with the use of the latest technology and with a patient-centered approach.

Services we offer include:

Fibroids are benign growths that can develop in or around a woman’s uterus. Since they don’t usually come with any symptoms and are made of muscles and fibroid tissue, many women are unaware they have them. They can be of various shapes and sizes, with three distinct types of fibroids. 

Every 1 in 3 women have fibroids, and they often appear between the ages of 30 to 50. They can be detected at a routine gynecological check-up and are usually not treated because they tend to shrink on their own after some time. For further information, you can consult us and we will carry out all the necessary examinations

Heavy and painful periods affect a lot of women worldwide. Although many women tend to ignore fibroids, they should be taken seriously and taken care of with the aim of preventing further complications.

Since the causes can vary – hormonal imbalance, miscarriage, abnormal pregnancies, endometriosis, etc. – it is advisable to get a detailed examination by an obstetrics and gynecology specialist who will carry out tests to detect possible abnormalities and provide you with a suitable treatment. Depending on the results of the tests, your doctor will make sure to give you proper medications and inform you about possible outcomes and side effects.

Menopause usually affects women after the age of 45, but there can be exceptions to this. Those who are entering menopause might be feeling different and notice certain changes such as irregular periods and hot flashes. Although there aren’t any tests for determining menopause, your gynecologist might check the status of certain hormones like FHS and THS to be able to diagnose this condition. 

The treatment for menopause usually includes alleviating symptoms with hormonal therapy, light antidepressants, vaginal estrogen, and medications for preventing osteoporosis. Of course, you shouldn’t take any of these on your own before consulting your doctor. The doctor will provide you with all the benefits and risks in order to give you proper care and advice.

Ovarian cysts are common fluid-filled sacs that can develop on the woman’s ovaries, but since they often do not show any symptoms, many women don’t even know they have them. Generally, ovarian cysts form and go away on their own in a matter of a few months, but when they rupture they can cause minor issues such as pelvic pain and bleeding. 

To detect them, your doctor will have to perform a vaginal ultrasound and this way he or she can establish if there is a more serious problem behind it, like endometriosis. If you’re diagnosed with an ovarian cyst, your gynecologist will track your condition over the course of several weeks before determining further course of action.

PCOS is a common problem occurring among women of reproductive age, characterized by infrequent and long menstrual periods, metabolic issues and a hormonal imbalance. The causes of PCOS remain unknown, but if determined early and properly treated, further complications might be prevented. 

Women with PCOS usually have problems conceiving, so they are often referred to a reproductive health specialist for further examination and treatment. Based on your medical history, symptoms, overall health and age, our team of gynecologists will provide you with a detailed plan to alleviate the symptoms and increase your chances of getting pregnant.

Pelvic pain evaluation is usually performed on women in the reproductive age to discover the possible causes and rule out any life-threatening illnesses. Chronic pelvic pain is a pain that lasts longer than 6 months and is of the same intensity. 

Endometriosis, fibroids, musculoskeletal problems, and pelvic inflammatory disease are only some of the possible causes of pelvic pain. The doctor performs tests before determining what is causing the pain and provides the patient with follow-up examination and treatment. 

If you feel that pelvic pain is disrupting your daily life, you should consult a specialist and undergo examinations that can determine the cause of the pain. Book an appointment with us for an examination.

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding is a type of vaginal bleeding which occurs in irregular intervals. Although the duration and intensity can be unpredictable, dysfunctional uterine bleeding is usually painless. It most commonly occurs among younger women who recently started getting periods, women approaching menopause, or as a result of stress and illness. In most cases, the mucous membrane is severely thick due to the ovaries producing hormones. 

When dysfunctional bleeding isn’t connected with age or stress, the cause can be polycystic ovary syndrome. A very rare cause of dysfunctional bleeding is ovarian tumor which creates estrogen, or unstable estrogen metabolism due to liver issues.

This is another type of vaginal bleeding that can occur approximately a year before or a year after menopause. 

There can be several causes of this. The most common causes are vaginal infections and lack of thickness in the vaginal walls. When the vaginal walls are thin and fragile, they can lead to bleeding after intercourse.  

Other possible causes include estrogen supplements that women of this age take. However, since there is a risk of a malign tumor in the cervix or the mucous membrane, women need to visit a gynecologist as soon as possible.

Vaginitis is a common inflammation of the reproductive organs – the vulva and vagina – in women followed by discharge, pain, and itching sensation. It appears due to an imbalance of vaginal bacteria or an infection. 

Common types include bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, and trichomoniasis. The causes are varied and can be different from women to women. Depending on the type you are diagnosed with, the treatment may vary and your doctor should provide you with proper care. 

If you notice any strange gynecologic problems such as unusual discharge or chronic pelvic pain, contact experts from our department and ensure proper medical check-up and care. 

Endometriosis is a common and usually very painful disorder that can affect women of all ages. It happens when the endometrium, the tissue that normally lines the inside of a woman’s uterus starts forming on the outside of the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. This can cause further complications if not treated adequately and on time. 

Common symptoms include painful menstrual periods, excessive bleeding, painful intercourse, and infertility. If you suspect you are suffering from this condition, you should know that early diagnosis and treatment can be beneficial for managing your symptoms. Our team of professional gynecologists are at your disposal for all inquiries.

A common problem in breastfeeding women in the first three months after delivery, mastitis can be quite painful and hard to manage. Breastfeeding women can develop lactation or puerperal mastitis, whereas non-breastfeeding women can have periductal mastitis. 

Causes include milk build-up while breastfeeding or an injury to the breast for women who aren’t breastfeeding. Mastering the breastfeeding technique, loose clothing and regular feeds are a good way to prevent mastitis from forming. Non-breastfeeding women will be prescribed with antibiotics to reduce the inflammation. Mastitis isn’t hard to treat but has to be dealt with appropriately and on time. 

If you believe you might have mastitis, consult your physician immediately for further information on proper advice and care.

Our Services

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Gynecology

Our physicians are board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and can provide you with a variety of gynecological services from screenings and assessments, to hormone replacement therapy.

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Obstetrics

Obstetric Care

Whether you need high risk prenatal care or postpartum care, we will be by your side to make sure you and your baby are healthy throughout your entire pregnancy.

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Surgical Equipment

Surgical Services

Often times surgery is a necessary form of treatment to reduce pain and improve results. our experts physicians are among the top in their field and have a record of successful outcomes for our patients.

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Patient Feedback

LISA S.

  I use Dr Augustino for hormone therapy. He is a phenomenal physician. He has helped me with my menopausal issues and I am feeling wonderful. The staff has always been friendly and seem to go the extra mile to accommodate. I love this practice and so do my friends that go here.  

MARIA G.

  Everyone at the office was very sweet. They were very good at making me feel comfortable. I was nervous when I first went in since I had a bad experience at my last Gynecologist. The Doctor did not rush me at all and was very good at answering all of my questions.  

LYNDSEY C.

  I have been a patient at this practice for many years and LOVE all of the doctors. I saw Dr Achille throughout my pregnancy and was very happy with the level of care and attention I received from both practitioners. The office staff is pleasant, attentive and helpful at all times. I would Highly recommend this practice for both OB and GYN.  

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