Vaginal atrophy: What it is and how to treat it
Vaginal atrophy — ever heard of it? If not, you’re not alone. In fact, you might even have it and not be aware of the issue. Vaginal atrophy is just as it sounds — a deterioration of cells in the…
Common Ailments of Pregnancy
Aches and pains Tylenol, Extra Strength Tylenol, or any product that Tylenol makes (Tylenol PM, Tylenol Cold and Sinus, etc.) is safe. Avoid any medicines containing aspirin (Bayer, Excedrin, BC, or Goody Powder) or anti-inflammatory medicines (ibuprofen, naprosyn, Aleve, Nuprin,…
Medications Safe for Use in Pregnancy
The following medications have been taken during pregnancy and have not been shown to cause birth defects. Even so, we recommend not using any medication unless necessary. If you take a medication routinely for a medical problem and are unsure…
Postpartum Instructions
This information is intended to help you after your delivery. Please remember to feel free to call our office at any time with questions that you might have after reading this information. We also welcome any comments or suggestions regarding…
Urinary incontinence: types and treatment
Did you know there are different types of urinary incontinence? It’s true! Leaking urine doesn’t affect women only in their golden years. There are all sorts of reasons your bladder can weaken, and myriad treatments that correspond to each. Millions…
3 Times You May Need an Ultrasound
When we think of ultrasound, we typically associate it with pregnancy. The ultrasound is a common procedure used during pregnancy to check the health of the baby, discover the baby’s gender, and provide expecting parents with a picture of their…
