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New Year’s Health Resolutions

The beginning of a new year is a great opportunity to take a look back, to acknowledge what you’ve accomplished, and also to recognize things you’d like to change in the future. As OB/GYN’s, we’d like to suggest some new year’s resolutions that we’d love to see each of our patients make and keep. Wishing [...]

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The Truths and Myths about Birth Control Pills

“The Pill” has been one of the greatest innovations in women’s health.  Developed in the 1960’s, oral contraceptives, also known as birth control pills, have given new freedom to women in family planning.  Today, about 12 million women in the US, and over 100 million women worldwide, are on the pill. Birth control pills contain [...]

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Everything you’ve wanted to know about your uterus

Your uterus is an often misunderstood organ despite its role in your every day life. In an adult, a normal uterus is about the size of your fist.  During every month after puberty, the lining of uterus grows in anticipation of accepting a pregnancy.  If a pregnancy doesn’t occur, the uterine lining is shed in [...]

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Five New Episodes of “Deliver Me” Airing Today on OWN

Check your local listings!!! Five new episode of “Deliver Me” are airing on OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network today.

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Ovarian Cysts and Fibroids: Your Questions Answered

What is the difference between fibroids and cysts? What to do if you have them? How they can be treated/prevented? How will this affect your spouse and your sex life? Should you increase or decrease hormones? Should you get surgery? What are the risks? Will this affect your ability to get pregnant? Women always come [...]

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Ovulation 101: 10 Common Questions about Your Period

You will have nearly 500 menstrual cycles during your lifetime.  Yet, this natural process is still quite mysterious to many women and the myths run rampant.  A normal menstrual cycle occurs every 21-35 days and lasts for 2-5 days.  The hormonal and uterine changes are quite complex, and ultimately lead to the preparation of the [...]

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A Patient’s Story: Surviving Breast Cancer & Now Pregnant

With Breast Cancer Awareness Month coming to a close, we share this amazing patient’s story with you. We hope it offers support and optimism and encourage all men and women to keep the awareness conversation going, not just this month, but every month. – I was just a few months into my 30s when Dr. [...]

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Woman runs marathon, then gives birth: our tips on exercising while pregnant

On October 9, 2011, Amber Miller completed the Chicago Marathon.  She then went to the hospital and gave birth to a baby girl named June, weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces.  While this may sound dangerous, or just plain crazy, it is also a tribute to what the female body can do. In our 17 years [...]

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A Survivor’s Story: Breast Cancer

This is the true account of a brave and courageous woman who offered to share her story as a breast cancer SURVIVOR to offer hope and encouragement to all the women suffering and needing a boost of support. We applaud Heidi’s strength and openness in sharing her story in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. [...]

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