Peachtree Women's Clinic

09/13/2025

Here’s what we know: zero exposure to alcohol during pregnancy means zero risk of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
Screening and brief interventions can play a key role in preventing alcohol exposure during pregnancy. Learn more about alcohol and pregnancy: bit.ly/3zi2NeW

09/13/2025

Pregnancy and postpartum can be a vulnerable time where individuals may experience depression, anxiety, or scary thoughts. These conditions are common, treatable, and you don’t have to face them alone. This , read an expert’s view on recognizing symptoms and finding support: https://bit.ly/469yxDa

09/09/2025

Acetaminophen remains a safe, trusted option for pain relief during pregnancy. Despite recent unfounded claims, there’s no clear evidence linking prudent use to issues with fetal development. ACOG's guidance remains the same. When pain relief is needed during pregnancy, acetaminophen should be used in moderation, and after consulting your doctor.

09/01/2025

Today we celebrate hard work, dedication, and the people who keep things moving forward. 💪🏼

Labor Day is a reminder to pause, rest, and recharge—because honoring your effort also means honoring your recovery.

Grateful for the strength in showing up… and the wisdom in slowing down. ❤️ Happy Labor Day!

08/31/2025

August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day — a time to honor lives lost, support those left behind, and commit to change.

We must break the stigma, start real conversations, and push for prevention, education, and compassion.

💜Every life matters.
💜Let’s be the difference.

08/30/2025

✨ Around 28 weeks, there are two important parts of routine prenatal care that help keep both you and your baby safe:

1️⃣ The 1-hour glucose challenge test – a screening for gestational diabetes. Your provider will give you a sweet drink, and your blood sugar will be checked one hour later. No special prep is needed unless your office tells you otherwise, but having a balanced meal beforehand (not high in sugar or carbs) may help you feel better during the test. Some women may be asked to complete this screening earlier in pregnancy based on risk factors.

2️⃣ The TDaP vaccine – recommended in every pregnancy between 27–36 weeks. This protects your baby against whooping cough (pertussis) during those first vulnerable months of life before they can be fully vaccinated.

💡 Both of these steps are quick, safe, and an important way to support your baby’s health. If you have questions about what to expect, your OB team is always here to guide you.

08/28/2025

Many women in midlife find themselves suddenly struggling with weight gain, fatigue, and brain fog. It’s common to seek out extensive blood work, hoping for a hidden diagnosis and quick fix. But most of the time, what you’re experiencing isn’t an illness at all — it’s a normal, physiologic transition of perimenopause or menopause. The truth is, blood work rarely provides the answers, and there isn’t a single pill or test that solves it.

The real path forward? Lifestyle changes.

The majority of women feel stronger, clearer, more energized, and more in control of their weight when they focus on sustainable shifts in nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management.

08/27/2025

FREE CLASSES 💙💕💙💕

We run online education classes to help new parents.

08/25/2025

New week. Fresh start. Let’s go. 💪🏼

You don’t need to be perfect—you just need to be consistent.

Move your body, fuel with intention, protect your peace, and show up for yourself today.
You’ve got this.✨

08/19/2025

Let’s talk about cervical cancer prevention 💬

✨ Pap smears start at age 21
✨ Continue annual well woman exams with your gynecologist
✨ Ask about the Gardasil vaccine to protect against HPV
✨ Understand your risk—HPV is common, but cervical cancer doesn’t have to be

Knowledge is power. Prevention is everything.
Your annual visit is more than a check-up—it’s a chance to stay ahead of your health. 💜

08/17/2025

🍑Our team is the heartbeat of everything we do. Today we celebrate YOU — the hard work, the laughs, the long days, and the passion you bring every single day.

We are so grateful for this incredible group of people who make it all possible.🍿❤️🎬

08/14/2025

Let’s talk about cervical cancer prevention 💬

✨ Pap smears start at age 21
✨ Continue annual well woman exams with your gynecologist
✨ Ask about the Gardasil vaccine to protect against HPV
✨ Understand your risk—HPV is common, but cervical cancer doesn’t have to be

Knowledge is power. Prevention is everything. Your annual visit is more than a check-up—it’s a chance to stay ahead of your health. 💜