At Cabinet Femina, we understand that the gynecological health of girls and adolescents requires a specialized approach, especially in a context where menarche (first period) occurs at increasingly earlier ages. This advancement, coupled with the lack of adequate primary care, makes it essential to offer a service that combines guidance, prevention, and treatment from the earliest stages of life.

Our goal is to support young women and their families, addressing questions, educating them about menstrual health and hormonal changes, and treating any irregularities or discomfort. At Cabinet Femina, we provide comprehensive, caring, and empathetic care to ensure that each adolescent builds a healthy and positive relationship with their body from the beginning.

When should you see a gynecologist during childhood and adolescence?

• Early onset of puberty or late development.
• Menstrual irregularities or absence of menstruation (amenorrhea).
• Recurrent abdominal or pelvic pain.
• Vaginal infections or irritations.
• Education on reproductive health, hormonal changes, and intimate care.
• Evaluation of congenital anomalies of the reproductive system.

Our approach:

• Trust and comfort: We know that the first visit to the gynecologist can be a source of anxiety. Therefore, we focus on creating an atmosphere of trust and comfort, explaining each procedure and answering all questions in a simple and understandable way.
• Prevention and education: Our goal is not only to treat potential problems, but also to educate about healthy habits, personal hygiene, and the importance of preventive care beyond the doctor's visit.
• Educational workshops with interventions in school environments
• In addition to individual consultations, we offer specialized workshops on menstrual and reproductive education. These sessions are designed to provide accessible and practical information, covering topics such as:
• Understanding the menstrual cycle and its phases
• Reproductive health at different stages of life.
• Identifying warning signs to see a doctor.

Our goal is to normalize conversations about menstruation and reproductive health, breaking down taboos and promoting a positive and healthy understanding among young people and adolescents.

At Cabinet Femina, we believe that education is a powerful tool to transform women's relationship with their health, empowering them to make informed and conscious decisions at every stage of their lives.

Together we build a healthier and more conscious generation.