Women's Health Where You Come First.

What to expect

Are You Experiencing Any of These Symptoms?
Anemia, Breathlessness during exercise, Cold intolerance, Desire to chew ice, Dizziness, Fatigue, Headaches, Heavy menstrual bleeding, Irritability, Long menstrual periods, Poor concentration, Restless legs, Weakness

For Pregnancy: Our team specializes in ensuring that expectant mothers have adequate iron levels to support both their own health and the development of their babies. Intravenous iron is a safe and easy way to increase iron levels in patients with a history of anemia, avoiding blood transfusions.

For Women: From managing heavy menstrual bleeding to addressing symptoms of iron deficiency, our comprehensive approach to women's health focuses on empowering you to live your best life. Whether you're experiencing fatigue, weakness, or other iron deficiency symptoms, our team is here to provide personalized, effective care.

For Bariatrics: For those undergoing bariatric surgery, proper hematology management is crucial to support overall wellness and ensure a successful outcome. Our team works closely with bariatric specialists to provide comprehensive care.

Women's Health Expert: Yocheved Brazil
Yocheved Brazil is an adult primary care nurse practitioner who specializes in hematology and women's health. She completed her Associates in Nursing at the Phillip's Beth Israel School of Nursing, background in cardiology, oncology, and hematology.

Why iron sits at the centre of women's hematology
Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency in the world, and it falls disproportionately on women — affecting up to 22.6% of U.S. females aged 12–49 (CDC). Menstruation, pregnancy and childbirth each draw down iron stores faster than diet replaces them, which is why so much of our women's health work is really iron work. Crucially, stored iron empties long before hemoglobin falls, so a woman can be symptomatically deficient while a standard blood count reads as normal. Asking for a ferritin level is often the difference between an answer and another year of unexplained fatigue.

Women's iron & blood care in Atlanta
Our Atlanta clinic at 325 Hammond Drive, Suite 201 is built around exactly this work, with next-day appointments, on-site labs and no referral required. Detailed guides for the three most common causes: iron infusions for heavy periods, pregnancy and postpartum anemia, and perimenopausal fatigue and low ferritin. You can also read how cost and insurance coverage work before you book.

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