Midtown OBGYN

04/27/2023

Understanding how the menstrual cycle works is important for women of all ages. Reasons include helping you get pregnant, avoiding getting pregnant, understanding when something may be wrong, and managing menstrual symptoms. Learn more: https://www.womenshealthaz.com/your-menstrual-cycle-an-overview/

02/22/2023

Whether you’re preparing for your first visit or we’ve known you for years, our dedicated team is here to answer any questions you have.

Whether you’re preparing for your first visit or we’ve known you for years, our dedicated team is here to answer any questions you have. What is a Pelvic Exam? A pelvic exam is a physical examination of your pelvic organs. These include your external ge****ls, such as the vulva, and your inte...

01/12/2023

Creating your birth plan gives every new mom a sense of control at a time when it seems nothing, not even her own body, is controllable. Birth plans are also a wonderful way to really sit down and prioritize what will be important to you on your day of labor, and what thing you could do without.

12/23/2022

Midtown OBGYN is wishing our practices, patients, friends, and families, a safe and happy holiday season!

12/20/2022

If you think your health doesn’t really matter until you actually get pregnant, think again. A study in the Lancet says that preconception health is extremely important. And, that women (and men) aren’t paying enough attention to their lifestyle choices before becoming pregnant.

If you think your health doesn't really matter until you actually get pregnant, think again. A study in the Lancet says that preconception health is extremely important and women (and men) aren’t paying enough attention to their lifestyle choices before becoming pregnant.

12/01/2022

If you’re thinking of getting pregnant anytime soon, it’s important to know when you’re ovulating. Ovulation is when one of your ovaries releases a mature egg. If this egg is fertilized by s***m, you can become pregnant.

If you’re thinking of getting pregnant anytime soon, it’s important to know when you're ovulating. Ovulation is when one of your ovaries releases a mature egg. If this egg is fertilized by s***m, you can become pregnant.

11/17/2022

Whether you’re preparing for your first visit or we’ve known you for years, our dedicated team is here to answer any questions you have

Whether you’re preparing for your first visit or we’ve known you for years, our dedicated team is here to answer any questions you have. What is a Pelvic Exam? A pelvic exam is a physical examination of your pelvic organs. These include your external ge****ls, such as the vulva, and your inte...

11/04/2022

While everyone’s experience with C-section recovery is unique, there are a few things that you’ll need to be aware of when returning home with your new addition to the family.

Everyone’s experience with labor is different, as is everyone’s experiences with a Cesarean. Whether it’s an emergency C-section with high stress, or a planned C-section with low anxiety, recovery is a whole different story.

10/25/2022

If you experience limited or no s*xual desire for six months or more, you could be experiencing HSDD. This is a form of s*xual dysfunction called hypoactive s*xual desire disorder. Here’s what you need to know:

Maybe you’re suddenly experiencing a lack of interest in s*x, or maybe you’ve never had that strong of a s*x drive. Either way, experiencing low or fluctuating libido can be confusing and may even make you feel like something is wrong.

10/14/2022

But aside from the length of your cycle, there are many other reasons why you might experience bleeding twice in a month. In some cases, you may be experiencing bleeding tied to a health condition rather than actually getting your period twice. Here are some of the common causes:

Getting your period twice in one month can be surprising, not to mention annoying and uncomfortable. And if you’ve never experienced this before, you also might find yourself worried that something concerning is going on in your body.

10/03/2022

If you’re s*xually active, you’ve probably heard about the dangers of s*xually transmitted diseases (STDs). That’s why you faithfully follow your physician’s recommendations for regular checkups, Pap smears, and STD testing. But a change in Pap testing frequency has decreased the amount of diagnoses of the most common bacterial STD—chlamydia. And physicians are worried.

If you’re s*xually active, you’ve probably heard about the dangers of s*xually transmitted diseases (STDs). That’s why you faithfully follow your physician's recommendations for regular checkups, Pap smears, and STD testing.

09/14/2022

Cervical cancer is a slow-growing disease that develops silently within the cervix cells in its early stages. There’s no sure way to prevent cervical cancer. However, taking the following steps can reduce your risk. https://www.womenshealthaz.com/5-ways-to-reduce-your-risk-for-cervical-cancer/