Zachary Ripp OBGYN

We are accepting @amerigroup3 & @parklandhealth again!!!!

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I believe in you too! Happy Friday and stay safe!
😷❤️
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Accepting new patients!
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Thank you Addison! 🙏

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COVID Triggers Premature Births in Infected Moms, stop the spread! 😷

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Let us help you and your family with your obstetrical-gynecological needs.

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To all the va-geniuses out there, happy Monday! ☀️💛
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# 📸 @iheartguts

"Permanent proof of what my body did.
I don't have anything to "get back." I already got what I wanted, and they're well and truly worth this belly. Thank you @multipliedmama for this! ❤️
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It is always an honor to be part of delivery! Thank you!

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Come see me!
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Thank you for your cervix!
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📸 @iheartguts

Say it with us, "I AM WORTHY." No matter how big your goals, you can achieve them — one small step at a time. ❤️@thrive
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I am accepting new patients! Call 469-676-6965 for provider availability!
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Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there especially mine!!!

Let's kick off with the basics - what is and why does it matter? Preeclampsia is persistent high blood pressure in pregnancy that if left untreated, can be dangerous for mom and baby. A pregnant person's body is particularly sensitive to shifts in their blood pressure. Preeclampsia can occur quite quickly, and sometimes without any symptoms, which is why going to every prenatal and postpartum appointment is so important!
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📸@preeclampsia.foundation

April is national , and more and more women are giving birth by cesarean section, not just in the U.S. but also abroad: In some Brazilian cities, at least half of all deliveries are
C-sections. Growing popularity is often a sign of something new. But the C-section is actually one of the oldest surgeries on record. References to C-sections go back thousands of years. Early Chinese drawings depict newborns being removed from openings in their mother’s abdomens. Ancient Greeks believed the sun god Apollo ripped his son Asclepius from his dying mother’s belly.

Our cesarean scars tell stories. To all you c-section mamas out there, you are amazing and honored.

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📸 @theperfectmom

Rates of iatrogenic and spontaneous preterm birth have decreased during the pandemic. This paper explores the potential etiologies of this reduction.
See link in bio!
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Authors: Lemon L, Edwards RP, Simhan HN

The average menstrual cycle is 24 to 38 days. The typical period lasts four to eight days.

Monthly or regular periods are a sign your cycle is normal. Your body is working to prepare for a possible pregnancy.

In addition to bleeding, 90 percent of people who menstruate say they experience various symptoms. Food cravings are one common symptom. In fact, one studyTrusted Source found that almost half of American women crave chocolate at the start of their period! 🍫
What do you crave during your period?
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The female anatomy! Wonderful illustration by @iheartguts

Viva la vulva!
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Prediction of delivery after 40 weeks by antepartum ultrasound! Link in bio!
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Happy national Pet day from Icarus and me! 🐾❤️

🤍 Shout out to all of the pregnant women adapting, growing and blooming in such difficult times.

Your babies are growing and thriving blissfully unaware of all of the chaos that surrounds them.
You are strong and resilient...you’re a mother.
You’re doing a wonderful job! 💗

Feel free to tag a friend who is expecting and send her some words of encouragement ⭐️
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