Having a baby is supposed to be easy, and sometimes it is. At Cheyenne Mountain Gynecology, we also know that sometimes it is not. Generally speaking, trying unsuccessfully to have a baby for one year means it is time to ask for help. And for women older than 35, six months of trying is enough.

We understand the stresses of getting pregnant, and are poised to help you both physically and emotionally with the process. From basic evaluation to high-tech treatments, let us help you with life's most rewarding pathway: the one that makes your family.

We can help with hormone issues such as polycystic ovarian syndrome, ovulation problems, uterine polyps, and unexplained infertility. With -in-office ultrasound, we can help on the spot to diagnose and treat. Cheyenne Mountain Gynecology is partnered with the nation's most affordable fertility practice, so if your needs become deeper, we can walk you through the process with some of the most talented Repoductive Endocrinologists and finest laboratories in the country.

Bio-identical Hormones are, molecule-by-molecule, the same as the hormones already present in the human body. Balanced hormones are necessary for good health and disease prevention for women and men as we age. EvexiPEL® optimizes hormone levels with tiny pellets just under the skin.

This preventive medical approach helps put an end to the suffering caused by signs of hormone imbalance, menopause, peri-menopause, and even andropause (the male menopause).

Hormones can rejuvenate, regenerate, and restore. They are powerful chemical messengers that circulate throughout the body and travel to specific cells to orchestrate many vital internal functions. But even a small fluctuation in hormone levels can disrupt the delicate balance throughout your entire body. Too much or too little of a hormone can have serious consequences for your overall health and well-being. In addition to making you feel better, optimized hormones significantly reduce the risk of serious health problems, such as heart disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease.