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Stop fretting and follow these get-comfortable tips from doctors nationwide.
Have you ever wondered the difference between a midwife and an OB?
All those questions you were too embarrassed to ask your OB/GYN? Answered.
The ability to get pregnant and stay pregnant can be linked to the eating, exercise and lifestyle habits you cultivate before you’re ready to conceive.
It is important for mothers to care for themselves so they can care for their babies — this is key to surviving the early period with postpartum self care.
What does an OB-GYN do, and when should you see one? Here's what you should know before making an appointment.
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It doesn't have to be intimidating or uncomfortable.
Birth control pills are so safe and so important to women that they should be sold on drug store shelves, without a doctor's prescription, says a group representing the very doctors who often prescribe them.
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
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 …
Physical activity, regardless of your stage of life, improves cardiovascular fitness and decreases risk of medical problems like obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Pregnancy is a time of…
We know that visiting the gynecologist can be embarrassing for many women. Don't be embarrassed! Ask away! You most likely aren't the first one.
The pregnant body goes through dramatic changes in a short amount of time, making it helpful to know the signs indicating you should contact your doctor.
Unlike parents who have never lost a baby, the parents of a rainbow baby know just how unpredictable pregnancy, labor and delivery can be.
Oral health is especially important during pregnancy because it can effect your labor and delivery, as well as you and your baby’s overall health.
Becoming a surrogate is an amazing service for individuals and couples who aren’t able to conceive and/or carry their own baby.
It’s important to know that abnormal pap smears aren't necessarily cause for concern. A further pap smear and/or exam may determine that everything is fine.
