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April 24-April 30 is National Infertility Awareness Week! Long gone are the days where women were expected to get married and have countless children (in many cultures). Teenagers were often married off after their first menstrual cycle. Series like Bridgerton make light of how society once viewed these arrangements. Bridgerton also broached the subject of…
Labor is a unique experience for each individual that goes through it, and while you can plan, prep, and educate at the end of the day there is no way to predict what may happen during labor and delivery. Educating yourself on the stages of labor can help prepare you for what is to come….
So, you had a C-section. Now what? There are various reasons why doctors decide a c-section is the best way to deliver. The doctor’s goal is for both mom and baby to be healthy and alive. About 33% of women end up having a C-section. Whatever the reason, it is still a big deal, and…
Healthcare in the United States may be second to none for many conditions. One area that continues to struggle when compared on a global level is maternal healthcare. The US doesn’t even rank close to 10th. Beyond the obvious differences in maternity leave and a higher than average C-section rate, there are huge disparities in…
SIJ pain, or sacroiliac joint pain is one of the most common sources of pain for pregnant women. Pain from the SI joint can often occur at the low back, groin, hips, and can even run down the legs. The severity of pain can vary from person to person, some may experience a dull ache…