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Monday 8:30am - 5pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm Thursday 8:30am - 5pm Friday 8:30am - 1pm

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Frisco Womens Health

At Frisco Womens Health we see fewer patients over a longer appointment time which gives us the opportunity to listen & address all of your concerns.

At the end of each visit we want you to know how much we enjoy our work & that we care about your health. Telehealth Visits Available.

08/14/2025

Planning a natural birth in the hospital?

This class is for you! This class is open to all...not just Frisco Women Health families.

Next class:

👉 August 24, 1-5pm

Leave class feeling prepared and excited about meeting your baby with ways to reduce your risk of interventions and unnecessary cesarean birth. Includes a beautiful journal designed to help you explore topics covered in class.
$145/family

Register at www.bestdallasdoulas.com

08/12/2025

Have you recently gotten some good news?

Choosing the right doctor to walk with you through pregnancy is an important step in getting the birth you deserve.

The ability to trust your care provider, feel heard and be confident that any suggested intervention is in your best interesr is makes all the difference.

Choosing your OB is one of the first big decisions you will make as a parent. Find one whi sharess your outlook on pregnancy and birth and treats you with dignity and respect.

Congratulatuons, we'd love to meet you!

08/09/2025

Thanks for the five stars. We agree

08/06/2025

This month, we celebrate the importance of breastfeeding and raise awareness of the benefits for babies, mothers, and societies.

What is World Breastfeeding Week?

World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) is an annual event celebrated every year in early August. It is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of breastfeeding and to advocate for the support of breastfeeding.

08/01/2025

We hear you!

07/30/2025

Are you 40...or beyond?

In many ways, pregnancy in your forties is the same as pregnancy in your twenties or thirties...in some ways it may not be.

Many people are now waiting until their 40s to have a baby. Having a baby after 40 may give people a chance to be emotionally and financially prepared for parenting.

Age can also make it more difficult to get pregnant and mean more testing during their prenatally.
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07/28/2025

Having trouble getting pregnant?

Research shows that 40% of the time the issue involves the s***m, 40% involves the egg and the rest is a combination of factors.

At Frisco Women’s Health, we'll engage in a discussion to review potential causes, treatments, and tests that are needed to determine the cause of problems with pregnancy and offer options...usually done at a fraction of the cost incurred by a reproductive endocrinologist.

07/24/2025

What color is a healthy baby when it is is born?

It can be described as a purple or dark hue and that is normal. As baby cries and you bring your baby to your chest, it allows the transition from baby receiving oxygen from air rather than from the placenta.

As this happens, look for the skin to become more pink in their core and cheeks. By 5 minutes most healthy babies will have the pink tone we associate with a healthy newborn.
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07/22/2025

“You have pushed for 2 hours”
That's not a reason by itself to move forward with surgery.

You probably have an epidural that prevents you from feeling anything so you are probably not pushing effectively; (which is evident to your OB on exam because the baby’s head is still perfectly round.

But he won't tell you this, instead he says, "it’s just not going to come out”

07/18/2025

Some moments a pregnancy are delightful.

One of the things that most people love is feeling their baby move.

The little flutters then the kicks....then those big moments, where you're not quite sure what baby has going on in there

Obviously, not all of pregnancy is delightful, but what parts do you feel grateful for?
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07/16/2025

Looking for a new OB-GYN?

We get it – finding a doctor you trust can be a big decision. At Frisco Women’s Health, our new patients tell us how comfortable they felt right from their very first visit. 💬

And now it’s easier than ever to schedule! You can book your first appointment online in just a few clicks.

Join the many women who’ve made their health a priority with our personalized care.
💻 Visit our site and schedule today – we can’t wait to meet you

07/14/2025

300 extra calories a day.

There are many different body shapes and sizes and different bodies respond to pregnancy in many ways.

There is a wide variation in the amount of weight a person may gain in pregnancy. The most important thing to be mindful of is how and what you were eating to feed your body.

Your body is performing incredible functions during pregnancy and it needs to be fed wholesome, nutritious foods.
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Dallas, TX

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+19726688300

Website

http://www.friscowomenshealth.com/

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At Frisco Womens Health we see fewer patients over a longer appointment time which gives us the opportunity to listen & address all of your concerns. At the end of each visit we want you to know how much we enjoy our work and care about your health.