Sohan OBGYN

05/09/2022

No. It’s not enough.

If you get treated for an STD, this will help to prevent its complications, and prevent spreading STDs to your s*x partners. Treatment for an STD other than HIV does not prevent the spread of HIV.

If you are diagnosed with an STD, talk to your doctor about ways to protect yourself and your partner(s) from getting reinfected with the same STD, or getting HIV.

05/08/2022

There is not a single job as important as being a mother, and you ladies pull it off so fine. Happy Mother’s day. 👨‍👩‍👦

05/06/2022

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04/25/2022

National Infertility Awareness Week

Infertility results from female factors about one-third of the time and male factors about one-third of the time. The cause is either unknown or a combination of male and female factors in the remaining cases.
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Let’s use NIAW to raise our voices, talk about the issues facing this community and make sure we continue to support those most in need. Anyone can be challenged to have a family. No matter what race, religion, s*xuality or economic status. Change begins with being part of a national movement, Nat...

04/22/2022

Studies say that around 40% of women have psychological distress from s*xual dysfunction, and because of this, many are opting for Vaginal Rejuvenation.

04/20/2022

What’s a normal va**nal pH?

The pH level of your va**na plays a key role in keeping it healthy. There are several natural remedies that may help restore and balance your va**nal pH.

04/19/2022

If you get an STD, you are more likely to get HIV than someone who is STD-free. This is because the same behaviors and circumstances that may put you at risk for getting an STD also can put you at greater risk for getting HIV. In addition, having a sore or break in the skin from an STD may allow HIV to more easily enter your body. If you are s*xually active, get tested for STDs and HIV regularly, even if you don’t have symptoms.

Please call us to schedule a consultation at 718-322-1188 or visit www.sohanobgyn.com

04/18/2022

Major Surgeries

A few inches below the belly button, Bladder Suspension can take place right in our office. There is a tedious procedure for suspending the bladder. All major surgeries covered in our office are Laparoscopy, Open Abdominal, Bladder Suspension & Vaginal. Surgeries can be a moment of relief or a moment to save your children or your own life. There are options on site to subdue the pain before and after surgery.

04/15/2022

Who Needs Bladder Suspension Surgery?

Your doctor may recommend bladder suspension surgery if you have moderate to severe stress incontinence that does not get better with non-invasive treatments such as Kegel exercises, medications, and electrical stimulation.

Please call us to schedule a consultation at 718-322-1188 or visit www.sohanobgyn.com

04/14/2022

At Sohan OB-GYN, we are committed to your safety. If you’re in search of an obstetrician or gynecological services in Brooklyn or Ozone Park, NY, Sohan OB-GYN can be there to provide you with the care you need in a friendly, courteous environment.

At Sohan OB-GYN, we are committed to your safety. If you’re in search of an obstetrician or gynecological services in Brooklyn or Ozone Park, NY, Sohan OB-GYN can be there to provide you with the care you need in a friendly, courteous environment.

04/12/2022

How Often Should I Have a Routine Gynecological Exam?

It's important to have regular exams, which is typically every one to three years. If there's something to be concerned about in your family history, you may need to go in more.

04/11/2022

There are places in the heart you don’t even know exist until you love a child. - Anne Lamott

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