Dr. Janice H. Alexander MD
OB-GYN (Obstetrician-Gynecologist)
301 E 2nd St Richland Center WI, 53581Rating
5/5
About
Dr. Janice Alexander is a very experienced obstetrician/gynecologist and family practitioner currently practicing in Richland Center, WI. Dr. Alexander specializes in comprehensive health care for people of all ages. In addition to diagnosing and treating illnesses, she also puts focus on preventative care, high risk obstetrics, and gynecological disorders with routine checkups, tests and personalized coaching on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Alexander possesses immense general knowledge on maintaining health. Today, she provides care for high risk pregnancies and gynecologic problems in a rural setting. She is well connected with the major medical institutions in the area.
Dr. Janice H. Alexander MD's Videos
Education and Training
Wayne State University School of Medicine 1979
Board Certification
American Board of Family Medicine
American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Provider Details
Dr. Janice H. Alexander MD's Expert Contributions
The Facts About High Risk Pregnancies - By Janice H. Alexander, MD
What is a high-risk pregnancy?A pregnancy is considered "high-risk" when the mother and/or baby are at risk for potential complications before, during, or after the baby's delivery. There are several risk factors for high-risk pregnancies today. Here are some factors OB-GYNs consider when declaring...
Meet Dr. Janice Alexander
Janice Alexander, MD, FACOG, FAAFP is an Obstetrician-Gynecologist, practicing at the Richland Medical Center in Richland Center, Wisconsin. Richland Medical Center is a full-service primary care clinic that provides a wide range of services, from family medicine to orthopedic surgery to podiatry....
Can stress cause birth defects?
Yes. May also cause pre term labor and miscarriage. READ MORE
Can I walk after a c-section?
You will have an anesthetic, usually a spinal, before your surgery. But after it wears off, you will be able to walk. Women who deliver by Cesarean Section do quite well and stay in the hospital for only an extra day, usually. READ MORE
Delayed menstruation?
See a physician. You may have an endocrine problem or ovarian cyst. READ MORE
Birth control?
Yes. It is okay to take that cop continuously, but you may have breakthrough bleeding. Make sure you get a follow-up from your provider if you have concerns! READ MORE
Bleeding while on birth control?
You need to be seen. You may have another condition: polyp, fibroid, etc., or on the wrong dose of cop. READ MORE
Does that mean I am pregnant?
Not necessarily. Check a pregnancy test. READ MORE
Can you sunbathe pregnant?
Limit sunbathing to no more than 30 minutes at a time and use sunscreen with SPF 30. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
Pregnancy?
You need an US to r/o miscarriage. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
Are painful periods normal?
They should not be incapacitating. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
How do I live with this?
This may be due to a change in the ph of your vaginal flora. You need to take a probiotic with 25 billion cultures and get a consult from a good gynecologist! READ MORE
Why are their lumps in my vaginal area?
They might be hair follicles or sebaceous cysts. READ MORE
Can you get pregnant right after a miscarriage?
Yes! READ MORE
When do you get your period after a miscarriage?
6-8 weeks. READ MORE
Why do I feel like my lower abdomen is swollen or my bladder is?
You may have interstitial cystitis and/or colitis. See a provider and check it out! Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
What week is folic acid most important?
The first 15 weeks. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
Do your breasts feel different when pregnant?
Yes. They usually feel fuller. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
How can I reduce my menstrual pain?
Start with NSAIDS: Ibuprofen: 400-600mg every 6 hours or Aleve 1-2 twice daily with food with onset of cramps. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
Do you ovulate on the pill?
Usually not, but if you do not take the oral contraceptive consistently, you may have an escape ovulation. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
Is late ovulation a problem when getting pregnant?
Yes. If the egg is older sometimes results in miscarriage. READ MORE
How long should you take folic acid before trying to conceive?
There is no set time, but usually take Folic acid 400mcg while you are trying to conceive. This amount is usually in standard prenatal vitamins. Sincerely, Dr. Janice Alexander, RN, MD READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- OB/GYN The Richland Hospital 2011 - 2018
Awards
- Jefferson 1990 Milwaukee
- Patient Care 2011 FSH/Mayo
- President of Her Class 1979 Wayne State University
Treatments
- Anxiety
- Anemia
- Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
- Hypothyroidism
- Pain
- Thyroiditis
Professional Memberships
- American Medical Association
Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors
- Tumani Clinic: Ndoombo Village, Tanzania, E. Africa
- Impact Missionaries International
Professional Society Memberships
American Medical Association
Articles and Publications
- Published in The Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology (AAGL)
What do you attribute your success to?
Her passion and dedication to helping others.
Philanthropic Initiatives
Built a hospital in Africa and volunteers her services in Honduras.
Hobbies / Sports
Mission Work, Volunteer Work
Favorite professional publications
The New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of Women's Health, Journal of the American Academy of Family Physicians, Journal of The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Areas of research
Clinical: Obesity and it's affect on the health of womenDr. Janice H. Alexander MD's Practice location
Practice At 301 E 2nd St
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Dr. Janice H. Alexander MD's reviews
Write ReviewPatient Experience with Dr. Alexander
- Kathleen
Dr. Alexander is amazing! She is extremely pleasant and knowledgeable.
- Jan
Great Doctor! Treats the whole person. A Rare find!
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