Drs. Lynley S. Durrett and Obiamaka Mora

Two physicians from Avant Gynecology recognized as Atlanta’s Top Doctors in Modern Luxury Medicine + Doctors and The Atlantan magazines

Drs. Lynley S. Durrett and Obiamaka Mora receive this peer-driven honor Two physicians from Avant Gynecology appear on the Atlanta’s Top Doctors list in the January issue of Modern Luxury Medicine + Doctors magazine and in the April issue…
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​​Is Your Period Pain Normal? When to Seek Help from a Gynecologist

When it comes to period pain, it can be tough to say what’s normal. Researchers have only just begun to unravel the complex mystery of pain tolerance, and we’ve recently learned that there are biological and psychosocial factors involved…
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How Does HIV Impact Women’s Health?

Since the earliest cases of HIV were reported in the 1980s, advancements in medicine have made it possible for people who are HIV positive to lead long and fulfilling lives. HIV is still a life-altering disease. however; so understanding how…
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Tips to Improve Your Bladder Health

Like every part of your body, your bladder experiences natural changes as you age. But intimidating issues like incontinence or infections aren’t inevitable. In many cases, these problems can be reduced or prevented with some simple lifestyle…
Dr. Mora and Dr. Durrett on The Weekly Check-Up

Drs. Lynley S. Durett and Obiamaka Mora share expert insight on women’s health issues on “The Weekly Check-up”

Drs. Lynley S. Durrett and Obiamaka Mora from Avant Gynecology made an appearance on “The Weekly Check-up”, a healthcare talk radio show, aired on September 10 on 95.5 WSB, Atlanta’s News & Talk. Alongside host Ashley Frasca, they…
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Rare Gynecological Cancers: Granulosa Cell Tumors and Thecoma

Gynecological cancers are those that affect the female reproductive system. Certain types (such as cervical cancer) are more common than others, so there tends to be greater awareness about them. In honor of Gynecological Cancer Awareness…