Infertility is a medical issue that is usually not talked about but is often emotionally painful. This article discusses the definition and causes of infertility and the disparity in infertility treatment.
Dr. Kirstie Cunningham and her team at Metro Health and Wellness serve patients who live in and around the Atlanta, Georgia area. The doctor offers a full line of services that pertain to women's health and wellness, including treatment plans for abnormal bleeding, weight loss, hormone imbalance, pregnancy, PMS, and PCOS. Metro Health and Wellness also offers individualized wellness plans for weight loss and teen gynecology. Dr. Cunningham treats patients of all ages and welcomes new patients on a regular basis. She has over 22 years of experience in her chosen field of practice.
An Atlanta native, Dr. Cunningham graduated from Duke University and attended medical school at Wake Forest School of Medicine. After receiving her medical degree, the doctor went on to complete her internship at Aurora Sinai Medical Center. She performed her residency at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center. Dr. Cunningham is a Board Certified Physician specializing in both Obstetrics and Gynecology.Dr. Cunningham is also Assistant Professor at Morehouse School of Medicine where she also serves as Director of Maternal Child Health.The doctor frequently attends classes and seminars to stay abreast of the latest technological advancements in her field.
The most rewarding part of her practice is her ability to stay true to her values of spending quality time with her patients. Outside of the office, Dr. Cunningham enjoys biking and singing jazz and gospel, and she is committed giving back to her community. Dr. Cunningham resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband of 25 years, and 2 children.
Dr. Kirstie Cunningham and her team at Metro Health and Wellness serve patients who live in and around the Atlanta, Georgia area. The doctor offers a full line of services that pertain to women's health and wellness, including treatment plans for abnormal bleeding, weight loss, hormone imbalance, pregnancy, PMS, and PCOS. Metro Health and Wellness also offers individualized wellness plans for weight loss and teen gynecology. Dr. Cunningham treats patients of all ages and welcomes new patients on a regular basis. She has over 22 years of experience in her chosen field of practice.
An Atlanta native, Dr. Cunningham graduated from Duke University and attended medical school at Wake Forest School of Medicine. After receiving her medical degree, the doctor went on to complete her internship at Aurora Sinai Medical Center. She performed her residency at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center. Dr. Cunningham is a Board Certified Physician specializing in both Obstetrics and Gynecology.Dr. Cunningham is also Assistant Professor at Morehouse School of Medicine where she also serves as Director of Maternal Child Health.The doctor frequently attends classes and seminars to stay abreast of the latest technological advancements in her field.
The most rewarding part of her practice is her ability to stay true to her values of spending quality time with her patients. Outside of the office, Dr. Cunningham enjoys biking and singing jazz and gospel, and she is committed giving back to her community. Dr. Cunningham resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband of 25 years, and 2 children.
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Infertility is a medical issue that is usually not talked about but is often emotionally painful. This article discusses the definition and causes of infertility and the disparity in infertility treatment.
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