Obstetrics

ACOG guidelines for exercising during pregnancy
Circumcision
Summary of prenatal visits
Belly button piercing during pregnancy - You should remove your piercing by the 6th month of pregnancy. For alternatives visit this site.
Due Date Calendar
Miscarriage
Taking care of you during pregnancy - For all your questions about pregnancy and your health
Unexpected Pregnancy - What do you do now?
Stages of development of your baby - Watch the development of your baby
If you need a Cesarean Section
What to expect after delivery
Amniocentesis - Genetic testing before the baby's birth
For all your other questions for during and after pregnancy
Sexual relations during pregnancy
What happens when my baby is in breech?
Thinking about an induction of labor?
What to expect when you are past your due date
Ectopic Pregnancy
HELLP Syndrome
High blood pressure during pregnancy
Preeclampsia
Birth plans
Exercise During Pregnancy
Things to Think About Before You're Pregnant
Group Beta Strep - Learn about this type of strep that affects pregnant women
Postpartum Depression
Morning Sickness
Gestational Diabetes - If you have Gestational Diabetes, then you will want to read this.
Breast or bottle? -Can't decide how to feed your baby, Read here to have all your questions answered
Are you having trouble getting pregnant? - If you have been trying to get pregnant for more than 6 months, this website will be helpful for you
Babies Who are in a Hurry: Preterm Labor - Babies are generally considered full term when they are born between 37 - 42 weeks of pregnancy after your last period. But occasionally, babies are born early or preterm.....this fairly common situation affects about one out of every ten pregnancies.
As My Baby Grows
Foods that are Safe to Eat During Pregnancy - Food-safety Cheat Sheet
Seafood that is Safe to Eat While You are Pregnant - Find out what seafood you can eat safely while you are pregnant
Dealing with Discomforts - As your baby grows and your body changes, you may have some discomforts. Some may be caused by changes in hormones. Others may be caused by the growing baby. Some women are bothered by them only at certain times. Some women have no discomforts at all. The following are some suggestions to help you with your discomforts. If at any time you are not sure if the discomfort you are having is normal, please call us.

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