Dr. Chapa a Board Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist in Dalls, Texas. he is in in private practice yet also holds an academic teaching position in the Dallas area. He serves as the Medical Director for Women's Specialty Center Dallas and is active in clinical
+ more bio informationExcessive alcohol use contributes to more than 100,000 deaths in the U.S. each year. In addition to motor vehicle accidents, suicide and homicide, heavy drinking contributes to deaths from heart disease, cancer, and stroke. In women, menstrual disorders, early menopause, and osteoporosis are among the gynecologic consequence...
Chlamydia is a bacterial infection which is highly contagious during sexual intercourse. According to the Centers for Disease Control, it is the most frequently reported STD in the U.S.. The difficulty in recognizing this infection is that, although present, the patient may have no distinct symptom(s). In the male, burning o...
Three words are enough to strike fear and devastate a relationship: Sexually Transmitted Disease. This article will review information as to how to prevent and treat common STDs. The infomation presented is from the Centers for Disease Control and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. PREVENTION Prevention...
Endometriosis is a common Gynecological, benign condition that may affect up to 10% of the general female population. In those seeking medical care for infertility (difficulty conceiving ) it may be as high as 35%. Endometriosis is not a cancerous or life threatening condition, and it's symptoms vary in different women. Some...
The Internet revolution is in full swing. From "google" searches to "Ebay", the net provides entertainment, shopping, information and yes, even an avenue for that much needed extra income. By offering several "work from home" opportunities, the Internet now is a valid option for "moonlighting" right from your own kitchen or ...
Despite the increasing awareness of sexually transmitted diseases, few people actually take steps to protect themselves, or feel they are not at risk. The truth however is this, STDs in the community often exist without symptoms, leading to persistant infection or increased transmission. BACKGROUND: According to the Centers ...
Hector Chapa
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