As the old saying goes, it is wise to expect the best and prepare for the worst. That is especially true when it comes to pregnancy. If you are expecting, being aware of the potential emergencies not only during your pregnancy, but also during labor and delivery can help you learn about the necessary steps
Read MorePregnancy Precautions in the First Trimester
You’re pregnant. Congratulations! It’s the beginning of one of the most significant and fulfilling experiences in your life. Now, especially in the first trimester of your pregnancy, you’ll hear a lot of strange advice from others – but be careful. You only need to take certain steps to ensure that the rest of your pregnancy
Read MoreCommon Urogynecologic Problems
If you are a woman experiencing certain urinary symptoms, such as: Frequent urination The strong urge to urinate A burning sensation when you urinate Loss of bladder or bowel control Frequent urinary tract infections (UTIs) Painful intercourse Chronic bladder, abdominal, or pelvic pain …then you may be suffering from a urogynecological problem that requires a
Read MoreTips For Finding a Gynecologic Oncologist
If you have been referred to a gynecologic oncologist, it is most likely because your doctor suspects you may have ovarian cancer or another type of gynecologic malignancy, and they want you to be seen by a specialist who can provide you with the best care. A gynecologic oncologist is an obstetrician/gynecologist (OBGYN) who specializes
Read MoreWomen’s Health Doctor Discusses Health Issues Specific to Women
Men and women do have a lot in common, but there are also marked differences between them. Women, for example, face their own unique health challenges, such as risks for pregnancy issues, menopause complications, and breast and gynecological disorders. In an effort to provide our patients with useful information to guide them along the path
Read MoreWomen’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Tips
As a woman, sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care plays a prominent role in your overall well-being. It’s not only important to your physical health, but also to your ability to make sound decisions about when and whether to start a family, maintaining healthy intimate relationships, and carrying out safe health practices. At University OB/GYN
Read MoreHealthy Pregnancy: Advice from an OB/GYN
From the moment you discover that you’re pregnant until you deliver, your number-one priority is maintaining the good health of yourself and your baby. You may be wondering how exactly is the best way to go about achieving optimum health and providing all of the nutrients your baby needs. Let’s talk about some of the
Read MoreRecurrent Miscarriages: What You Need to Know
It’s an expecting couple’s worst nightmare: You have had a miscarriage. About 12% of all known pregnancies end in miscarriage, and many more end before the woman even knows she’s pregnant. You’re likely wondering how you can help to prevent this from happening again, so you can give birth to a healthy baby. Let’s talk
Read MoreWhy You Should See a Reproductive Health Physician
Did you know that up to 15% of couples are unable to conceive, and that men are just as likely to be infertile as women? Your reproductive health is essential to your ability to make important choices in your life, including when and whether to have children. A reproductive health physician can help you and
Read MoreWhat Can a Reproductive Health Physician Treat?
A reproductive health physician, also known as a reproductive endocrinologist (RE), is essentially an obstetrician-gynecologist (OB/GYN) who specializes in diagnosing and treating hormonal issues and conditions surrounding reproductive health. If you have any of the following conditions or circumstances, you could greatly benefit from the expertise of a reproductive health physician: You want to conceive
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