Reproductive health refers to the condition of your reproductive system throughout your life. Women will experience many changes to their bodies and reproductive systems as they reach different stages in their life, including adolescence, pregnancy, and menopause. In order to ensure that your body is functioning correctly, it is important to be aware of when changes occur, and if they seem abnormal. If you ever have any concerns regarding your health or have noticed changes in your reproductive health, be sure to reach out to our office for an assessment by Dr. Tepper.
MEET DR. ALEX TEPPER
Welcome to my practice. Let me introduce myself and my practice philosophy. I am a board certified OB/GYN in practice for over 20 years and have been a solo-practitioner on the Upper East Side of Manhattan since 2000. All deliveries are performed at The Mount Sinai Medical Center where I went to medical school and at Lenox Hill Hospital.
At our office, we believe that every patient should feel comfortable when visiting their doctor regarding their reproductive health, which is why we take a compassionate and understanding approach. Please do not hesitate to disclose any health information during your appointment, as it may be important in helping to ensure you are healthy for years to come.
At our office, we address the following through reproductive health services:
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For more information regarding reproductive health or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Tepper, contact us today at (212) 828-0900. We will be happy to assist you in any way possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Whether you are a new or returning patient, Dr. Tepper can assess your concerns and discuss your options to find the most comfortable and convenient care for you. To get started, call our office to set up an appointment.
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