Choosing a gynecologist can be tricky for some people, but there are qualities you should look for to ensure they are the correct doctor for you. Looking for a real professional is vital as gynecologists have to study through four years of medical school and four more years of OGBYN residency. But not every graduate…
You can start your pregnancy journey without keeping your OBGYN practitioner in the loop. For instance, according to the Cleveland clinic, many at-home pregnancy tests are 99% effective. That said, you will still have to involve your doctor at some point. This is where your first prenatal care appointment comes in. Here is what to…
A common condition that affects many couples trying to start a family is infertility. According to the National Centre for Health Statistics, the pregnancy rate has declined equally for married and unmarried women by nearly 10% since 1990. If you are trying to conceive, it is essential to see your OBGYN. Infertility can result from…
Today, women want to experience a healthy and natural birth. As a result, there is a spike in demand for midwifery services, with 7.8% of all American children born in hospitals having been delivered by a midwife. However, many do not understand the role of midwifes and what they do. This article will discuss the…
You don’t need to feel unwell to visit an obstetrician. Gynecologists encourage women of all ages to come in for regular checkups, even if they feel perfectly healthy. According to ACOG, the appropriate time to start visiting a gynecologist is from the age of 13 to 15 years. Others advise waiting until a woman is…
Research shows that heavy menstrual flows that exceed seven days affect over 10 million American women each year. The average female body changes as it ages, starting from the puberty stage to menopause. Some of these changes are normal and don’t necessitate you to get worried. Many medical issues women face can be easily fixed…
According to verywellfamily.com, many home pregnancy tests have a 99% or greater level of accuracy. If you take a home pregnancy test and receive a positive result, here are some steps that you’ll want to take to ensure the health and safety of both you and your baby. 1. Make an Appointment With Your Obstetrician…
Menopause is something that all women are going to have to face at some point or another. It’s a natural biological phenomenon, and nobody should be ashamed of it. This doesn’t mean that it’s easy, however. Menopause comes with a number of emotional and physical symptoms. It’s common for women to experience not only hot…
The female population is growing at a fast pace. Because of this continual expansion, ACOG predicts a 6% increase in demand for women’s healthcare in the United States over the next ten years. If you’ve been sexually active for a while, you will inevitably have to deal with an annual well-woman exam. As uncomfortable as…
Prenatal care services ensure a healthy pregnancy. Prenatal care should start as soon as possible. In 2016, in about 77% of healthy births, a mom received prenatal care early on in her pregnancy, according to March of Dimes. The same study revealed that about 16% of healthy births moms did not start prenatal care until…