Can You Have PCOS Without Knowing It?
PCOS can quietly disrupt your health without obvious warning signs. It’s wise to partner with a women’s health specialist to take a closer look at what your body may be telling you.
Dr. Bourdeaux retiring
Dr. Ward Bourdeaux, OBGYN at Georgia Obstetrics and Gynecology has now retired. Dr. Bourdeaux proudly served in the United States Air Force before attending Tulane University for his undergraduate and medical degrees. He completed his residency at the former Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Bourdeaux is board certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He will be missed by generations of patients who he has cared for, and delivered their babies, and their baby’s babies. He
practiced at Georgia OBGYN for over 53 years.
Here are a few testimonials from his patients:
“I have been going to Dr. Bourdeaux for many years. I love his caring and comfortable way of explaining
things to you and letting you know he has your best interests at heart,” K. Cochran.
“Dr. Bourdeaux is my favorite doctor! A true southern gentleman,” T. Lynn.
Georgia OBGYN has two offices, one near Northside hospital and the other located inside N. Crescent
Medical Center building in Alpharetta. Dr. Bourdeaux will be missed by all. We hope he enjoys his retirement.
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