This post will be short and sweet, but I just wanted to get a simple message out there. I won a thing! This past week, I had the honor of...

Earlier this week, a patient told me she had been experiencing pelvic pain. As I gathered more information, I asked her if she had had...

There are a few reasons that I ultimately chose OB/Gyn as my medical specialty, with an important piece being that both sides of my...

People in the OB world love to make jokes about Labor Day, so I figured I'd better write about something related to labor today. Let's...

An overarching theme I've noticed as an OB/Gyn is that people LOVE to feel like they know what's best for other people's uteruses. No...

I always find it interesting to see the broad range of thoughts and desires that patients have. This is very apparent in prenatal care,...

A recent study showed that 1 in 6 people who had babies in the United States believed they were mistreated during labor and delivery...

You guys, we need to talk about pap smears. I’m finding that way too many people don’t know what a pap smear is and isn’t or what it does...

Yesterday was the 54th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision in Griswold v Connecticut that allowed access to contraception under the...

Six weeks of pregnancy is a cutoff based on when embryonic cardiac activity can often be detected. This electrical cardiac activity,...