Your CustomFit Physicals Experience

Your personalized, convenient care begins with a simple phone call to our registered nurse who is an expert on women’s health. There are two levels of care available:

Basic CustomFit - A $1,000 out-of-pocket feeCustomFit Plus - A $2,000 out-of-pocket fee

(The out-of-pocket payment is due prior to the nurse beginning the facilitation process for your personalized CustomFit appointment.)

After discussing your medical history, health

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Dianne Dunkelman, Founder and Chief Strategist of the National Speaking of Women’s Health Foundation (NSWHF), began the organization in 1996 as a one-day women’s health event in Cincinnati. Her leadership has been the inspiration for the expansion of Speaking of Women’s Health® to a national foundation with more than 50 conferences and events in more than 40 cities nationwide.

Speaking of Women’s Health helps educate women about the power of their health, well-being and personal safety.

What makes Speaking of Women’s Health so special is our heritage and our understanding of the unique psychology of women. We know that women who are interested in improving their health seek fair-balanced, credible information from health experts. We also know that women like to be pampered and they like to be together in an environment of learning and camaraderie.

Holly L. Thacker, MD is nationally known for her leadership in women’s health. She is the founder of the Cleveland Clinic Women’s Health Fellowship and is currently the Professor and Director of the Center for Specialized Women’s Health at Cleveland Clinic and Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University.

Her special interests are menopause and related medical problems including osteoporosis, hormone therapy, breast cancer risk assessment, menstrual disorders, female

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"Educating women to make informed decisions about health, well-being and personal safety for themselves and their families."

We provide women’s health information in a variety of ways including:

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I am a 43 year old woman with a 4 year old child delivered by c-section. In 2007, I had a myomectomy for uterine fibroids (in order to help with infertility) and an appendectomy in 1981. For the past year, I have had some terrible upper abdomen pain that only comes during the first 3 days of my period (however, not every month). It is a constant mild pain for those few days, but comes in very severe waves of pain after I eat anything, even water. I become nauseous and my stomach becomes very bloated and painful when even mildly touched. Curling into the fetal position is the only thing that has helped ease the pain.

My gynecologist did an ultrasound and found no cysts on my ovaries, but did find some new small fibroids and said my uterus was slightly larger than normal. She said all looked normal, though, and suggested I take ibuprofen during my period to help with pain. Do these things have to do with menopause approaching?

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Whether you’re a busy executive with a 60-hour work week or a mom who is busy putting your family’s needs first, you can’t afford to neglect your health. CustomFit Physicals for Women provide a uniquely personalized healthcare service that offers a comprehensive set of evaluations and an individual plan of action based on your results—in just one day.

Your CustomFit experience starts with a call to a women’s health expert who is a registered nurse. After

A touch of sweet with a touch of heat in this exceptionally wonderful chicken dish. Serve over rice.

This recipe is from Holly Clegg’s trim&TERRIFIC® KITCHEN 101.

Is the sodium in nasal sprays enough to raise blood pressure if used daily to flush the nose?

I started on a hormone therapy pill back in September (Estradiol 1 mg). A month after starting the hormone therapy pill, I completely stopped having periods. I then got my period about 4-5 months later and it’s still going. It stops for a day or two and then starts right back. I recently quit taking the hormone pill, hoping to stop the bleeding. My period is now light, but still there.

Is it common to bleed like this?

I had a partial hysterectomy last year, and since then I have gained almost 25 pounds. I am still very active as I was prior to the hysterectomy.

I get hot more often than not, but don’t feel it is a true hot flash. I am not sure if the weight gain is from lack of hormones, but would appreciate any suggestions.