Summit Women’s Health

Formerly Lingenfelter OB/GYN

For the grandmoms, the moms, and the daughters

(681) 282-5591

Did you know you can call or text us at the number above? Text us today to book your appointment, change your appointment time, or to ask any non-emergent questions.

Small town values meet big city medicine

Looking toward the future of our privately-owned practice, Brandon Lingenfelter, DO, PhD, Megan Lingenfelter, PA, Samantha Snyder, DO, and Valeah Bradshaw, NP are working together with our incredible staff under our new name: Summit Women’s Health.

Summit Women’s Health believes that women all over—in Princeton, WV and beyond—should receive care that nourishes a healthy reproductive system and maintains the dignity of a functional urinary system.

Our towns deserve the best women’s healthcare available. We’re proud to care for patients that include our neighbors, friends, and loved ones.

As top class obstetricians, gynecologists, and midwives, we are practiced in the most effective treatments for maintaining pelvic health, and we do so with care.

Waiting room of Summit Women's Health. There are many chairs and brochures available for reading.
Outside of Summit Women's health building on a sunny day.

“We treat our patients as we would want ourselves—or our partners, mothers, and daughters—to be treated.”

— Dr. Brandon Lingenfelter, DO, PhD

Our Services

Maternal & Reproductive Care

Adolescent Health

Menopausal & Hormonal Care

Gynecology & Women’s Health

Click on any of the services below to learn more about them.

To see a provider about any of these treatments,
text or call us at 681-282-5591 or book an appointment.

“They connect with you on such a personal level, and I think that's where I would tell my friends and family, listen, they don't make anything awkward. When you go in, you have an issue, they get it taken care of.”

— Kaylee McPeak

Common Questions

Pelvic Pain

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Most Common Causes of Pelvic Pain

Pelvic pain may be caused by a variety of things. If you’re having pelvic pain, you want to get to the root of the problem to gain relief. Pain in the pelvic area has numerous causes, so it’s important to see a specialist to diagnose the problem.

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What You Need to Know About Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

The pelvis area—situated between your thighs and your stomach—has twenty six muscles that help keep organs like the bladder, uterus, and intestines in place. Those muscles make up an area near the bottom of your pelvis that doctors call the “pelvic floor.”

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Pregnancy

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Easing Morning Sickness

Any kind of nausea or vomiting while pregnant is generally referred to as “morning sickness.” Around 80% of all expecting moms will feel this kind of discomfort during their pregnancy.

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Pregnancy: Normal or Not?

Whether you’re experiencing your first pregnancy or your third, it is very normal to have plenty of questions as you navigate these nine months.

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Irregular Menstruation

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When Is a Period Not a Period?

What happens when a period just doesn’t seem right? What if the flow is particularly heavy, comes in between periods, or lasts longer than usual? What about bleeding after sex or after menopause?

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Understanding the Symptoms of PCOS

For many women suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), the symptoms can be puzzling and somewhat vague. All you really want to know is what’s going on in your body and how you can get back to looking and feeling your best.

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Libido

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What can a woman do about decreased libido?

Depending on the cause, there can be many different approaches to increasing libido for women.

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Hormonal Therapy: Is it Right For Me?

Hormone therapy is a very common treatment for all kinds of discomforts that women may experience.

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“His office is always clean and the employees in his office are always cordial and nice. And he will listen to what you have to say. He will set there and listen to you.

If something is bothering you, he will give you his medical opinion and his personal opinion. He’s right on top of it.”

— Pamela M.

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Service FAQs
Fibroids
Fibroids

Fibroids are muscular tumors that grow in the uterus. Many women with fibroids will never notice them, but certain symptoms may indicate that fibroids are causing discomfort in the pelvic area.

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PCOS
PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome, more commonly known as “PCOS,” is a condition in which a woman’s ovaries produce an excess of male hormones.

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Pelvic Pain
Pelvic Pain

There are many different situations that can cause pelvic pain. If you are experiencing any kind of discomfort in this area, see your provider at Summit Women’s Health to do a proper examination.

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