Clinical Services Provided
- Annual Exams/Pap Smears/Cancer Screenings
Health Services provides annual gynecological exams and Pap smears. - Abnormal Pap Smears
Follow up of abnormal pap smears showing Low Grade Squamous Intraepitheal Lesions (LGSIL) involves getting a colposcopy with a physician. - Breast Self-Exams
One in eight women will get breast cancer at some point in her life. If detected early, breast cancer often can be successfully treated. Although breast exams are provided at all annual gynecological exams we recommend that you give yourself a self-breast exam at least once a month. This interactive video from the Susan G. Koman Foundation will walk you through the process. - Contraceptive Services
Making the choice to use contraceptive methods can often be overwhelming. Our staff is available to educate you on the options you have available to help you make an informed decision. - Emergency Contraception
Emergency contraceptive, also known as the "Morning After Pill" is available at Health Services to all students over the age of 18. - HPV and the HPV Vaccine Gardasil
We offer the Gardasil Vaccine, against Human Papillomavirus (HPV). It is highly effective against four types of HPV that are the cause of most cervical cancers and genital warts. The vaccine is recommended for females age 9 – 26. - Lesbian Health Care
More information coming soon! - Menstrual Cycles Difficulties
We are available to talk with students about difficulties they are having with cramps, heavy bleeding and Pre Menstrual Syndrome (PMS). - Missed Periods and Menstrual Problems
More information coming soon! - Pregnancy Testing, Options and Support
In most cases, we free pregnancy testing to students. If the test is positive, we can offer support and guidance on the options available. - Sexual Assault
Health Services provides clinical care to individuals who have been sexually and/or physically assaulted. - Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Testing
25% of college students in the U.S. have either been infected with a Sexually Transmitted Infection or transmitted an STI to their sex partner(s). A minimum wait time of 3 weeks is encouraged before the tested will be deemed accurate. You can get tested for STIs at Health Services. - Additional Information and Resources on Women's Health
Warm up your printer! These are some of our handouts and favorite Web sites that contain important information on a variety of women’s health issues from contraceptive options to the physiology of the female anatomy. - Local Resources/Clinics
If you are looking for other clinics in the Seacoast area specializing in women's health, sexual health and contraception, we have a few suggestions.
