Student Health Service
Women's Health

 

 

NDSU Student Health Service wants you to be informed on special issues pertaining to women's health. This portion of the website is designed to educate you on those issues, and provide you with links to additional information.

 

 

 

 

Topics covered include:

• Contraception
• Emergency Contraception
• The Pap Test
• Your First Pelvic Exam
• Breast Health
• Feminine Hygiene
• Folic Acid
• Calcium
• Activity Guide
• Healthy Adult Monitoring Guidelines
• NDSU Student Health Service Billing and Health Insurance Processing Guidelines
  (If it has been less than 12 months since your last Pap smear and this Pap smear is not related to follow-up for an abnormal Pap smear, your insurance company may not pay for this exam. If you have questions regarding insurance coverage of your Pap smear, you should contact your insurance carrier prior to your appointment.)
  

Information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• HPV Infection
• HPV Vaccination
• Tetanus, Diptheria, Pertussus (Tdap) Immunization

Would you like to get a month of birth control FREE?
The NDSU Student Health Service feels it is important for students to be knowledgeable about their reproductive health and the birth control options available. The Choices Program allows students an opportunity to learn about the most popular and current contraceptives. This knowledge can help students and medical providers decide on the most appropriate birth control option.

To get a Free Month of birth control at the NDSU Student Health Service:

• Complete the Choices Program
• Print and complete the online post-test
• Make an appointment (231-7331) to see a medical provider at the NDSU Student Health Service for an exam and to see if birth control is right for you
• Bring the post-test to your medical provider at the time of your appointment

Your provider will give you a prescription to bring to the Student Health Service Pharmacy. You may also attend a one-on-one educational session with the Health Educator.

If there are issues or topics about which you would like more information, please call the Student Health Service Health Educator at 231-7331.

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Email Disclaimer: We encourage people to contact us by phone or in person regarding personal health problems or appointments at the Student Health Service, rather than via email. The nature of email is such that we cannot guarantee the confidentiality of your correspondence. Moreover, we cannot guarantee that we will read your email right away or respond in a timely fashion. For specific questions regarding your health, prescriptions or appointments, please call 701-231-7331 or visit us at the NDSU Student Health Service in the Wellness Center.