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Being pregnant during Thanksgiving and Christmas can feel like a mix of pure magic and total chaos...

If you weren't hitting the gym regularly before your pregnancy, there's no better time to begin!

Chlamydia is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI) that often goes unnoticed due to its subtle or absent symptoms, earning it the nickname "silent infection."

Prenatal care isn't just a box to check; it's your secret weapon against surprises. Starting early lets your healthcare team (hello, OB-GYN superheroes!) spot any potential hiccups before they turn into plot twists.

According to the National Sleep Foundation, about 80% of pregnant folks deal with wonky sleep patterns. Crazy, right? But getting the lowdown on why this happens and how to hack it can keep you feeling fab and full of energy

Hey there, new mama! Congrats on bringing that tiny human into the world—you’re basically a superhero. But let’s be real: the postpartum phase can feel like a wild ride.

Oh, periods. They come with their fair share of sass, don’t they? That achy, crampy feeling—medically known as dysmenorrhea—can really try to steal the show. But don’t worry, we’re here to spill the tea on how to tame those cramps...

If you're pregnant, you might be wondering: Can I indulge in a scoop (or two) of my favorite frozen treat?

We at Advanced Obstetrics and Gynecology, LLC, are thrilled to announce the introduction of the Pro-Nox Nitrous Oxide Minimal Sedation System to help our patients manage their pain and anxiety. 

Many parents feel overwhelmed when considering how to choose a name for their baby. The process can be fun, but the responsibility of naming another human being can also make it a bit intimidating. After all, your child will carry that name throughout life

So the "Dog Days" of Summer are upon us, and you're growing a tiny human and battling the blazing summer sun?

Pregnancy is an extraordinary journey, filled with physical transformation and emotional anticipation. As your body adapts to support a growing baby, one of the first noticeable shifts is often in your sleep.

Perimenopause is the period of time when your ovaries produce less estrogen and your body transitions to menopause. This transitional phase before menopause typically sneaks up in your 40s, but for some, it crashes the party as early as the mid-30s.

Prepping your body (and mind) for pregnancy is a pretty amazing act of love for that little human you’re planning to bring into the world.

If it's been some time since your last OB/GYN visit or you're curious about what an annual exam entails, this comprehensive guide explains the purpose of a gynecological checkup.

Visiting the OB-GYN for the first time can feel overwhelming, but understanding what to expect can ease anxiety and make the experience more comfortable.