How to select your OB GYN

Your OB GYN must help you deal with very personal concerns of gynecology, so it is important to carefully consider your options before choosing an OB GYN. You must find a doctor that you can trust during your pregnancy, and when seeking treatment for sensitive issues such as infertility, STDs, hysterectomy, and vaginal infections. An OB GYN, or obstetrician gynecologist,

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When to see an OB GYN

Your first appointment with an obstetrician-gynecologist should be scheduled around your 18th birthday, or after you begin sexual activity. Your OB GYN will be able to help you make sexually safe decisions, and can prescribe you birth control pills. It is very important to be open about your sex life with your OB GYN, so that he or she can

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How to know when you are pregnant

In order to be certain you are pregnant, you should make an appointment with your OB GYN or take a home pregnancy test if you must wait to get an appointment. In the meantime, our website provides information on several symptoms of pregnancy, as well as providing alternate explanations for experiencing these symptoms in the absence of pregnancy. Implantation Bleeding:

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An OB GYN’s Training and Education

Most future obstetrician-gynecologists begin their path to being a female health doctor in their first year of undergraduate study. Some undergraduate universities have pre-med programs, while students at schools that do not have a pre-med major may choose to major in a science concentration such as biology, chemistry, or physics. Throughout their undergraduate study, regardless of their major, a student

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Early Pregnancy

Finding out early on that you are pregnant is very important, so that you can immediately begin to change your diet and lifestyle to be healthiest for you and your baby. Here you can find information on the earliest symptoms of pregnancy, and the steps you should take to help ensure a healthy pregnancy and delivery. There are many common

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What an OB GYN does

An OB GYN, or obstetrician gynecologist, is a woman’s health doctor. Obstetricians specialize in the birth process, from conception to delivery. Gynecologists deal with other aspects of women’s health, including annual pap smears, STD testing and mammograms. Most obstetricians are also gynecologists, which means you can build a comfortable relationship with your feminine doctor before trusting him or her with

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Guidelines for Exercise During Pregnancy Overdue

A commentary highlighting the most current exercise guidelines in pregnancy for obstetricians and gynecologists, as well as subsequent research, touts the benefits of exercise during pregnancy, including vigorous aerobic activity, greater energy expenditure, and strength training, with certain safety limitations. Gerald S. Zavorsky, PhD, director of the Human Physiology Laboratory at Marywood University in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Lawrence D. Longo,

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