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A focus on preventative care has been emphasized in recent years. Many are discovering that the best way to treat medical problems is to avoid them altogether or catch them as early as possible. Your doctor can do both of those things. Why should you see an OB/GYN when you’re feeling fine? OB/GYNs Help You…
Information for Expectant Mothers Years ago, pregnant women were often urged to avoid physical activity. Today, we have a better understanding of the body and the changes it goes through while expecting. Exercise, for a healthy mother-to-be during a normal pregnancy, can be beneficial for both mother and unborn baby. Eat Right While You Exercise…

Vaccinations are essential for women who wish to become pregnant so do they not spread potentially harmful diseases to their baby. It is important to make an appointment with your gynecologist before you conceive. A prenatal exam will help determine the best plan of action for you before you create your new bundle of joy….
Ovarian Cancer afflicts more than 20,000 women a year, and about two-thirds of ovarian cancer deaths occur in women age 55 and older. Do you know the signs of ovarian cancer? Although many ovarian cancer symptoms are vague, signs often include: Persistent gastrointestinal upset such as gas, nausea and indigestion Pelvic and/or abdominal pain or…

Pelvic floor disorders affect the connective tissue, ligaments, and muscles found in the lowest region of the pelvis. They are responsible for supporting organs like the vagina, uterus, bladder, rectum, and bowel. While it may not be discussed as often as some of the organs it supports, it is still an essential part of the…