Mailbag 37: “What Does the Fox Say” – With Dr. Nathan Fox
This is a transcription of a portion of a Healthful Woman podcast. Megan’s Question Our first question today is from Megan in Normal, Illinois. Megan is 25 weeks pregnant with her fifth baby, and her anatomy scan noted a placental lake. She wanted to know how common placental lakes are and what, if anything, this
Devon’s Story, Part 2: Motherhood
In this episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, Dr. Nathan Fox speaks with Devon about life after the birth of her son. In Devon’s Story, Part 1, she shared how fetal growth restriction shaped her pregnancy and delivery. Part 2 picks up right after birth and covers her son’s NICU stay, early feeding struggles, Devon’s
“Pelvic and Pubic Symphysis Pain in Pregnancy and Postpartum” – with Dr. Jaclyn Bonder
Aches and pains are an expected part of pregnancy, but pelvic pain that keeps you from walking, working, or sleeping is not something you have to endure. In a recent episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, Dr. Nathan Fox spoke with Dr. Jaclyn Bonder, a physiatrist specializing in women’s health, about why this pain happens
Devon’s Story, Part 1: Fetal Growth Restriction
In this episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, Dr. Nathan Fox speaks with Devon about her pregnancy and her son’s diagnosis of fetal growth restriction. In part one of her birth story, Devon shares how a routine ultrasound uncovered a growth concern that would shape the rest of her pregnancy and lead to a tense,
“Thrombophilia in Pregnancy: The Clot Thickens…” – with Dr. Andrei Rebarber
Thrombophilia, or a genetic or acquired tendency to clot more than usual, is one of the most frequently tested for and most widely misunderstood conditions in pregnancy. On this episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, Dr. Andrei Rebarber joins Dr. Nathan Fox to untangle what these clotting predispositions actually mean, why testing has exploded far
Mailbag 35: “What does the Fox say” – With Dr. Nathan Fox
This is a transcription of a portion of a Healthful Woman podcast. Beth’s Question Our first question today is from Beth, whose twins were born at 34 weeks and 1 day after her care team identified elevated Doppler flow in both babies, along with intermittent absent flow in Twin B at her 32-week appointment. Both
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