Amanda Rostkowski MD/PhD

Exciting announcement!! We brought mammogram and breast ultrasound to our GYN office - WHC Imaging. This allows our patients to have one stop preventative annual care! We are hosting an open house on 6/24 at 530p. Please RVSP if you are able to attend! Would love to see you there!
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Amanda Rostkowski MD/PhD General GYN (routine/annual exams/Pap smears)

Specializing in chronic pelvic pain/endometriosis and urinary incontinence

We are lucky to be in CT and be able to continue to provide full scope reproductive care in our pratice. Thank you to Dr. Liles for speaking up and speaking out abt what this looks like post the 2024 election.

CT’s attorney general, pro-choice group launch abortion access hotline In the midst of an uncertain national abortion landscape, Connecticut’s attorney general and a pro-choice organization announced the launch of an abortion access resource.

We are not going anywhere.

I’m doing a thing tonight!!

Tonight!

Come join us for an informational session with brilliant Healthcare Providers! This event begins at 6pm and will be located at our North Haven Memorial Library, 17 Elm Street.

Hope to see you there!

July is fibroid awareness month and COGC wants to bring this important condition to the light!

Fibroids or uterine leiomyomas are usually non-cancerous growths from the uterus that can significant symptoms such as heavy bleeding, pressure, pain, or fertility issues. They can affect up to 80% of the population and some people may have fibroids without displaying any symptoms. They are diagnosed through a pelvic exam and/or pelvic imaging. There are several treatments that exist to manage fibroids and their symptoms including medications (non-hormonal and hormonal) and surgery. We at COGC have clinicians who are skilled in managing fibroids including surgical management. One of the new uterus sparing techniques we offer is the the Acessa procedure, also known as laparoscopic uterine fibroid radiofrequency thermal ablation. It is a minimally invasive outpatient treatment that destroys living fibroid tissue using a thin needle through three small abdominal incisions. The energy used during the procedure heats the fibroid tissue causing it to soften and shrink over time allowing symptoms such as heaving bleeding, pressure, or pain to improve with no suturing of the uterine tissue. Additionally, the body’s natural process gradually reabsorbs the fibroid into surrounding tissue in the uterus. It is important to know that depending on the size and location of fibroids, Acessa may not be an appropriate option for everyone. Additionally, all treatment options for fibroids have benefits, warnings, precautions, and risks and this should be discussed with someone who performs theses procedures such as the individuals in our practice.

Thank you for having me and Amanda Kayte over to chat abt gender affirming and trauma informed care. We all deserve it. 😘

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We are a sponsor of North Haven Pride this year! Come visit us on Saturday!! Comprehensive GYN of CT!

So very proud of our very own Emily Fine, MD for winning a Hamden Healthcare Warrior Award! In her acceptance speech, she charged the audience to keep fighting for reproductive choice for all! Comprehensive GYN of CT