The second trimester of pregnancy covers weeks 13 through 27 and is often considered the most comfortable. Early symptoms like nausea and fatigue tend to ease, and many women notice a return of energy and appetite. At the same time, your baby is growing rapidly, your body is adjusting to support that growth, and your…
If you are trying to conceive, it is easy to be affected by stress. You may be tracking ovulation, watching for pregnancy symptoms, and wondering if stress is making conception more difficult. Many people notice their periods change during stressful times in their lives, which can lead to a common question: Can stress actually affect…
Pregnancy is a remarkable journey, and the first trimester sets the stage for everything that follows. Spanning the first 12 weeks, this period is filled with rapid changes for both you and your baby. While the excitement of learning you are pregnant may be overwhelming, it is also normal to feel uncertainty as your body…
The third trimester of pregnancy is a time filled with anticipation, excitement, and sometimes a little nervousness. By this point, you have been through months of changes and appointments, and now you are preparing for the moment you finally meet your baby. While every visit with your provider is important, your third-trimester appointments carry special…
For many women, morning sickness is one of the first and most recognizable signs of pregnancy. Despite its name, it does not only happen in the morning. Morning sickness refers to nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, not just in the morning. For some women, symptoms occur any time of day. Nausea and vomiting can occur…
Pregnancy is an exciting and life-changing time, but it can also bring questions and concerns, especially if your provider tells you that your pregnancy is considered “high-risk.” Hearing that term can feel overwhelming. You may have concerns about your health, your baby’s development, and what to expect moving forward. A high-risk pregnancy simply means that…
If you’ve been trying to conceive and haven’t had success, endometriosis may be part of the puzzle. This common gynecologic condition affects an estimated one in ten women of reproductive age, and it’s a leading cause of infertility. What Is Endometriosis? Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the…
When you’re expecting, it seems like everyone has advice about what you should and shouldn’t eat. From old wives’ tales to well-meaning social media posts, it can be hard to know what’s fact and what’s fiction. One minute, someone says you can’t have a single sip of coffee. The next, you’re told sushi is totally…
Planning a getaway while expecting? You’re not alone. Many women travel during pregnancy for work, family, or relaxation. The good news is that, in most cases, it’s safe to travel during pregnancy. With the right precautions, you can enjoy your trip while protecting your health and your baby’s. Still, pregnancy introduces a few more things…
Advances in fertility treatments continue to transform the landscape of reproductive medicine, offering new hope and options for individuals and couples trying to conceive. In 2025, innovative technologies and research breakthroughs are reshaping how fertility challenges are addressed, making treatments more personalized, efficient, and successful than ever before. At My OBGyne, we are excited to…