Heading to one of your first routine well-woman check-ups can make you a bit nervous. However, there’s nothing to worry about. According to Medical News Today, a gynecologist has to study for four years at medical school. Then, they must complete a 4-year residency program. By the end of this, gynecologists are professional and know…
Make Your Pregnancy a Loving Experience Using a Midwife
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Are you getting ready to have a baby? Do you have a birthing plan in place for your journey into motherhood? It can be exciting getting ready to have a baby. It can also be a time of uncertainty and worries concerning your pregnancy, labor, and delivery. What are the best options for you? Have…
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What is an OBGYN? [Summary & Services]
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Gynecologists, obstetricians, midwives, doulas, primary care physicians… and now OBGYNs? What’s the difference? There are so many different names for medical professionals who are involved in women’s health that it can become confusing to know what you need and when. Here’s a quick summary of what an OBGYN is and what they can do for…
Why You Shouldn’t Skip Your Well Woman Exam
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Taking care of you, your body, and your reproductive system has never been more important. Whether it’s work, family, friends, or children, other people are counting on you, and depending on you. To put your best foot forward, you have to regularly check in on your health. That’s why we recommend an annual well woman…
5 Ways to Survive the Two Week Wait When You’re TTC
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Trying to have a baby can bring up so many surprising emotions. Sometimes it’s exciting and emotional, other times it’s frustrating and confusing. No matter what you and your partner are going through, trying to conceive is a mixed bag of experiences and feelings—especially during the dreaded two week wait.
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Do You Have Postpartum Depression? [Signs and Symptoms]
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Have you ever looked at your newborn and thought, “I just can’t do this” or “I feel like the baby doesn’t like me”? Perhaps you’ve had thoughts that are even worse. The good news is, you’re not alone and there is help for you.
My First OBGyn Appointment for Prenatal: What to Expect
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When you first receive that positive pregnancy test, your whole world suddenly changes. Maybe you’re filled to the brim with joy! Maybe you’re also feeling a little bit afraid and worried. You might be thinking, “what now?” or “How will my body change?” or “What should I expect?” All of these questions (and more) can…
What is a Robotic Hysterectomy?
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For many women, the thought of having a hysterectomy can be scary. If your doctor has recommended that you have this procedure, it can feel a little daunting.
Uterus Pain: What Every Woman Should Know
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Women have to go through a lot of discomfort in their lives. It might be dealing with sore breasts or cramping during that “time of the month” or general twinges and pangs in that mysterious area below the belly button. Regardless, all women deserve a gold medal for weathering through it all. Some pains, however,…
Top 10 Pregnancy Apps Every New Mom Needs
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So, you’re pregnant – yay! Congratulations, new momma! If it’s your first time, you may have a lot of questions about what’s happening to your body throughout your pregnancy. It’s a big change, mentally and physically, and your hormones can cause some strange things to happen. Luckily, this is 2018 and there are apps for…