Cheerful Passover

May this Passover bring you peace and love. Women’s Health wishes you good health and happiness.

May this Passover bring you peace and love. Women’s Health wishes you good health and happiness.

Having a baby can be exciting – and sometimes scary. One of the first things you should do is schedule an appointment with your OB/GYN. What should you expect when you arrive at your doctor’s office? Be Prepared to Share Medical History Your obstetrician will have questions about your medical history. They will want to…

Eating well can help ease menopause symptoms, and summer is the perfect time to enjoy fresh, cooling foods that support hormone balance. Here are a few ideas: Berry Yogurt Parfait:Packed with antioxidants and calcium, berries layered with plain Greek yogurt and a sprinkle of flaxseed can help reduce inflammation and support bone health. Cucumber Mint…
What to do when you have travel plans while expecting? The best way to get through it is to plan ahead with these easy travel tips for pregnant women. Pregnancy Travel Tip 1: Wear Comfortable Clothes The obvious first step is to make sure you are wearing comfortable clothing and shoes that provide adequate room…

Menopause is a natural part of life, marking the end of a woman’s reproductive years. While it can be a liberating experience, menopause can also bring a host of uncomfortable symptoms. In this post, we’ll explore the common symptoms of menopause and discuss ways to manage them. Common Symptoms of Menopause Hot flashes and night…
Menopause marks a significant transition in a woman’s life, bringing physical and emotional changes as hormone levels shift. While it’s a natural phase, understanding and managing symptoms can improve your quality of life. Common Symptoms Hot flashes, mood swings, and changes in sleep patterns are hallmark symptoms of menopause. Bone health may also be affected,…

When Dr. Kelly Campbell has a patient in the hospital in labor, she can monitor the woman’s fetal heart rate and contraction pattern from her office via electronic medical records. This allows the doctor to tend to other tasks and patients while accurately assessing when she should hop in her car and head for the delivery…