Roznowski Obgyn

07/12/2022

Putting in the work with the . The girl is serious.

05/20/2021

Hi everyone I’ll be doing a webinar on a topic I helps close to my heart. Tonight at 8.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Parental Guidance: Healthy Pregnancies, Healthy Babies. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

09/24/2020

Is skin to skin immediately after birth important?

After an uncomplicated birth the best place for your baby to be is on your chest searching for the breast. The benefits are immense.

The obvious benefit is establishing a long lasting bond from the first second. This soothes the baby and will comfort you.

Secondly it will aid in the immediate production of breast milk and colostrum which will nourish your child and protect her from infections.

Immediate breast feeding also secretes pitocin which contracts the uterus and greatly diminishes post partum blood loss.

09/14/2020

Excited to announce that we now offer dermal fillers and Dysport injections done by our board certified physician assistant

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09/03/2020

We love when our babies come back and visit us!

08/28/2020

If I’m on my period can I still come to my GYN appointment?

Yes, absolutely! There is a preconceived notion out there that you should wait to go to your GYN appointment if you’re on your period because it’s gross or because you cannot undergo a Pap smear while on your period. None of this is true!

No, it’s not gross at all for us to do a pelvic exam with blood in there! Periods are 100% normal and mean that your body is working and functioning properly.

If you are scheduled for a Pap smear and you suddenly find you’ve gotten your period that day, don’t worry! Pap smears can still be performed and yield an accurate result even when you’re on your period.

So don’t worry about rescheduling your appointment just because you’re on your period!

08/26/2020

When will I feel my baby move?

This is one of the most common questions I get asked as an OB/GYN. The answer varies from patient to patient but generally speaking, you can expect to feel your baby move between 16 and 20 weeks. This movement is termed “quickening.” If you are a first time mom, you may first feel your baby after about 18 weeks as the movements are usually so subtle that they can be imperceptible.

What will it feel like?
Mothers that have had children before will know that the first movements are as soft as a gentle breeze inside your belly, a flutter of a minuscule arm or leg and then its gone.

08/17/2020

Let’s talk open hysterectomies:

What is it?
A total abdominal hysterectomy (TAH) refers to the removal of the uterus through an abdominal incision very similar to a cesarean delivery scar. TAHs are becoming extremely rare as I prefer to perform every procedure via a minimally invasive approach (laparoscopically).

Why would My doctor opt for an open hysterectomy over a laparoscopic approach?
This procedure is reserved for an extremely large uterus that can only be safely removed through a larger incision. I performed this procedure last week on a patient who was in extreme pain as her uterus was well above her belly button due to large fibroids. The uterus was so large that it could not be safely removed via a laparoscopic approach. I had to amputate it and removed the cervix separately.

How long does this procedure take?
The procedure lasts about an hour and the patient was safely discharged the next day.

05/17/2020

05/16/2020

Hey! Join me today at 10:30am for a FREE ZOOM WOMEN’S HEALTH TALK! Can’t wait to see you all 😎 ZOOM MEETING ID: 873 8079 7207

05/16/2020

Have you wondered what is the safest and most enjoyable path that starts with the idea of having a baby and ends 9 months later with a full recovery within 2 weeks of giving birth?
I will be pulling back the veil from a total mind body approach this weekend during the awesome and FREEE Wellness Weekend organized by greenmonkey Yoga and sponsored by a few prominent organizations.
The ZOOM Meeting ID is
873 8079 7207.
I will be speaking Saturday at 10 am and concluding Sunday at 2:30 pm. Dr. Roznowski out.

05/16/2020

See you all this weekend on ZOOM! 💚