Understanding Prenatal Care

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After struggling for months with my health, I decided to go to a doctor to see what was going on. My appointment was confusing at first, but after talking with the doctor and seeing what I could do, I found out that I was expecting a baby. I was nervous at first and then elated next, and it was really interesting to see how much of a difference it made for me. I started thinking about what kind of care I needed, and my doctor was a lot of help. I wanted to create a website all about understanding and applying prenatal care. Read more to find out what you need to know.

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Finding Relief During Your Period

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Do you suffer from cramping, back pain, sweating, insomnia and experience an emotional rollercoaster every month? If so, you're like so many other women just trying to find some sort of relief. Here, you'll find a little information that can help make things a little better for you during your period. Go to the Gynecologist If you haven't done so already, go to your gynecologist. You shouldn't be experiencing so much pain that it keeps you in bed for at least a few days of each cycle. Read More

4 Tips For A Smoother Second Trimester Of Pregnancy

28 March 2018
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The second trimester is often referred to as the "golden stage" of pregnancy due to the fact that many women find relief from some of the most unpleasant of first-trimester pregnancy symptoms (like morning sickness and fatigue) during this time. Still, for many pregnant women, the second trimester is still not a walk in the park by any means. Fortunately, there are some simple steps all women can take as they gear up for the second trimester to make the next few months go more smoothly. Read More

3 Benefits Of Having An OB/GYN

8 February 2018
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So many women assume you don't need an OB/GYN unless you become pregnant or are trying to conceive. However, even women who want nothing to do with babies can benefit from having their own personal OB/GYN. Check out these three benefits to having a doctor who specializes in obstetrician and gynecology. Helps Get Teens Through Puberty It may seem surprising, but young teens should start seeing an OB/GYN. In fact, it is urged by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists that woman should start seeing their OB/GYN annually by the time they are about 13 years old. Read More

Three Reasons To Talk To Your Gynecologist About Your Regular Health Checkups

5 February 2018
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Going to the gynecologist office typically consists of filling out paperwork, then having an examination completed. On the paperwork, you may have to fill out papers that let your physician know about your overall health. Though this may be for your file, if you have new health updates, you should express them verbally to your gynecologist during your appointment. Here are three reasons to talk to your gynecologist about your regular health. Read More

Tips For Successfully Using Birth Control

24 January 2018
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Choosing to get on birth control is a good option if you don't want to become pregnant. However, it is important that you do your research and educate yourself about birth control a bit. This allows for more success and makes it possible for you to have a good experience with birth control. Here are two tips for successful use of birth control. Choose The Form Of Birth Control That Is Best For You Read More

Understanding Prenatal Care