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What is an OB-GYN and what do they do?
An OB-GYN is a doctor who specializes in obstetrics (pregnancy) and gynecology (female reproductive health). In this article, we discuss what an OB-GYN is, the procedures they can perform, and their specialisms.
I’m an OB-GYN Treating Women With Zika. This Is What It’s Like.
There are still so many uncertainties about the disease
5 Tips to Improve Your Visit to the OB-GYN
Stop fretting and follow these get-comfortable tips from doctors nationwide.
5 questions to ask your OB/GYN about childbirth
Having a baby is unlike any other experience — there is so much joy, emotion, excitement and anticipation built into a delivery. No two experiences are the same, and many women even have different experiences
Male OB-GYNs Are Rare, But Is That A Problem?
Women outnumber men in obstetrics and gynecology residencies and medical practices in the U.S. Heads of training programs now wonder if they should go out of their way to recruit more men.
An Ob/Gyn Answers All Your Queefing Questions
How to choose the right OB/GYN for you
How do you go about choosing an OB/GYN? How do you find that person who will truly get you? Who will celebrate with you in joy, comfort you in sorrow, answer all your pregnancy and menopause questions, hold your
We are OB/GYNs: What you need to know
Four Tips to Choosing the Right OB/GYN
Childbirth is supposed to be a joyful time for parents. Pre-natal care has come a long way in the last 150 years, but pregnancy and birth can still be very dangerous. Obstetricians have not just ...
What is most rewarding part of OB/Maternity care?
OB/GYN physicians talk about the most rewarding part of OB/Maternity care.
Things About Postpartum Depression Your OB/GYN Wishes You Knew
Postpartum depression can really set a new mom back thanks to symptoms like insomnia, irritability, and difficulty bonding. Docs have solutions, below.
Can this ob-gyn-designed wearable reduce campus sexual assault?
Buzz is part blood alcohol-monitoring wearable, part Livestrong-style bracelet that aims to support consensual sex.
10 Common “Lady” Problems and When to See Your OB/GYN
Disclosure :: this post is sponsored by Touro Infirmary. Most moms and moms–to-be are quite familiar with the most common reasons to see an OB/GYN: your annual exam, contraception and family planning, and of course prenatal care. But what are some of the other reasons and common “problems” when you should consult your OB/GYN? Menstrual …
PAs Providing Women's Health: More than OB/GYN
PAs in rural areas can fulfill an important role in helping physicians address the needs of female patients.
Many pregnant teens don't see OB/GYNs, new report finds
Many pregnant teens receive prenatal care by health care providers that are not obstetricians, a new government report found.
11 Vaginal Health Tips Ob/Gyns Actually Give Their Patients
If your vagina could talk, it would ask you to read this.
How Your OB-GYN Can Help Protect Your Heart
Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, more than all cancers combined. Your OB-GYN can play a key role in helping detect heart disease early on. Learn more.
8 Things to Bring Up at Your OB-GYN Appointment: Queer Edition
To simplify what can be an intimidating, exhausting, and downright dysphoric experience.
12 Things Doulas Can Teach Ob-Gyns About the Birth Experience
They say it takes a village to raise a child, but the same could be said for bringing one into the world! That's why so many women are choosing t...
Busting ‘Big Baby’ Myths: An OB-GYN Eases Fears with Facts
Knowing the facts about what does (and doesn’t) cause larger newborns can provide comfort for parents-to-be.
