Handling High Risk Pregnancy: What You Should Know

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  • OBGYN Procedures: FAQs About An Endometrial Biopsy

    16 May 2023
    What do you need to know about an endometrial biopsy? If your OBGYN recently recommended this type of test, take a look at the most common questions patients have about the procedure. What Is An Endometrial Biopsy? As the name implies, this is a biopsy of the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). A biopsy is a common medical procedure used to assess cancer risk or d
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  • Starting An ORC Treatment For A UTI? 5 Signs You Should See Your Gynecologist First

    15 December 2022
    If you get UTIs from time to time, you might think you can forgo the trip to the gynecologist. That's not the case though. You might not realize this, but UTI symptoms can mimic the symptoms of other types of infections. That's why it's important for you to visit a gynecologist whenever you think you have a UTI. If you're not sure what symptoms to watch for, read the
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  • 2 Ways To Handle Postpartum Stress

    7 June 2022
    If you're a new mom, you're probably feeling a lot of pressure. There's the pressure to be the perfect parent, always know what to do, and never lose your cool. But it's okay to feel stressed out sometimes. In fact, postpartum stress is very common, especially among first-time mothers. Here are two ways to manage postpartum stress. Get Some Exercise and Rela
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  • Preparing For A Pap Smear Test

    8 February 2022
    A pap smear is something most women need to have done. If you are about to get your first pap smear and are feeling anxious about it, you need to learn more about what to expect so you can put your mind at ease. The following information will be useful for helping you prepare for your first pap smear. Your Doctor's Talk As with any medical procedure, your doctor will
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  • Pain or Discomfort During Sex? What You Can Do

    16 July 2021
    Sex is supposed to be enjoyable, so if you're feeling pain when you are with your partner, it's something you should probably pay attention to. Pain during sex could indicate a few issues, including vaginal dryness, sexually transmitted diseases, vaginal tears, or you could have pain due to a yeast infection. If you have pain and discomfort when you have sex, you shou
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