Frisco Womens Health

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.

When are most babies born?The CDC provides birth rate by month data, showing July through October tends to be the most p...
09/19/2025

When are most babies born?

The CDC provides birth rate by month data, showing July through October tends to be the most popular birth months in the United States.

August is the overall most popular month for birthdays, which makes sense, considering a late August birthday means December conception.

Pets. Most people have them...and many consider their pet to be like their "first child".🐶🐱Then comes baby. Did that cha...
09/19/2025

Pets. Most people have them...and many consider their pet to be like their "first child".
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Then comes baby. Did that change your feelings about your furbaby?

Please note, this is an adorable posed photo but this is not a safe sleep practice for your baby

The birth of a child for the non pregnant parent or father does not involve changes of their body, but they will experie...
09/16/2025

The birth of a child for the non pregnant parent or father does not involve changes of their body, but they will experience situations and emotions they have not previously.

Often two big fears are being out of control of the situation during labor and fears concerning the safety of their partner and baby.

We foster conversations with you so you receive the best care and we can provide confidence and support for your birth choices and support you through birth.
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During pregnancy, do you HAVE to sleep on your left side?Most pregnancy books will tell you it is imperative that you al...
09/10/2025

During pregnancy, do you HAVE to sleep on your left side?

Most pregnancy books will tell you it is imperative that you always sleep on your left side. This is based on the anatomical fact that your Aorta, which is the main oxygen-supplying blood vessel of your body, is located slightly to the right of midline and lying on your left side you may prevent decreased blood flow to the uterus.

However, a healthy baby will not be affected by waking up on your back or right side. It is much more important to get adequate rest than to worry about what side you wake up on in the morning.

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.We have tools to help you better understand your risk.
09/08/2025

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.

We have tools to help you better understand your risk.

September is Women in Medicine Month!We love our female colleagues - both those in our office and those in our community...
09/07/2025

September is Women in Medicine Month!

We love our female colleagues - both those in our office and those in our community.

Happy Labor Day!The holiday has the word labor in it - but it's not a birth holiday. Enjoy your day anyway!📷
09/02/2025

Happy Labor Day!

The holiday has the word labor in it - but it's not a birth holiday. Enjoy your day anyway!
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Breastfeeding isn't always easy, and it often requires support and education. In addition, there is racial disparity in...
08/28/2025

Breastfeeding isn't always easy, and it often requires support and education. In addition, there is racial disparity in the rates of people who initiate and continue to breastfeed - which is why Black Breastfeeding Week was created.
This year join us as we encourage and celebrate Black families as they breastfeed their babies.

Which month of pregnancy is the hardest?Most people are going to say the first and last months of pregnancy are the hard...
08/27/2025

Which month of pregnancy is the hardest?

Most people are going to say the first and last months of pregnancy are the hardest. The first few month can bring morning sickness and fatigue so strong that your couch is your new best friend.

Then, the ninth month rolls around. Your baby is literally the size of a watermelon and it's getting real clear that it *is* going to come out - which is both exciting and daunting.

Which time was hardest for you? Beginning...or end?

Having your baby at Frisco Medical City this year...pr thinking about it? Hospital Tours are Fridays at 1:00 pm and Sund...
08/26/2025

Having your baby at Frisco Medical City this year...pr thinking about it?
 
Hospital Tours are Fridays at 1:00 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm. Please register and come visit.

Each tour can take 8 mothers and their support person.

Hospital Birth Class schedules and registration are also found at this link.

https://www.medicalcityhealthcare.com/locations/medical-city-frisco-hospital/calendar #/ce-landing-page/search

What is a rainbow baby?A baby born after a miscarriage or loss is often referred to as a rainbow baby.The rainbow is ne...
08/26/2025

What is a rainbow baby?

A baby born after a miscarriage or loss is often referred to as a rainbow baby.

The rainbow is never a replacement for the child that was lost, but it does symbolize how beautiful and amazing it is to bring a baby into the world after such a loss.

We see birth a lot and while we take great joy in our patients joy, the rainbow babies often get us in the feels. 💜
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Thanks for the great reveiw and choosing us to be your doctor!
08/21/2025

Thanks for the great reveiw and choosing us to be your doctor!

Address

5680 Frisco Square Boulevard, Suite 2700
Frisco, TX
75034

Opening Hours

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

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+19726688300

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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.