How Can An OB/GYN Help with Breastfeeding?
Looking for information on breastfeeding can lead you to providers that aren’t medical doctors. Although many experts out there can offer incredibly helpful advice and information on breastfeeding, there can be a noticeable gap in the expertise that physicians can offer. There are several reasons for this, but what’s important is that getting a perspective
A Sonographer’s Guide on What to Expect from Your Ultrasound
Whether you’ve had an ultrasound before or not, you likely have some anxiety going into your appointment. Ultrasounds can be a nerve-wracking time, especially in high-risk pregnancies, but knowing what to expect from your sonographer can help you feel more comfortable. At Carnegie Imaging for Women, our incredible team of sonographers can guide you through every step
Viability Scans
When you find out you are pregnant, one of the many scans you may undergo will be a viability scan. Sometimes called a dating scan, this is performed in the early stages of pregnancy to determine, among many things, the viability of your pregnancy. Carnegie Imaging for Women offers world-class obstetrical and gynecologic ultrasounds to
How to Diagnose and Manage Preterm Labor
In this episode of the Healthful Woman podcast, maternal-fetal medicine specialists Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Jessica Spiegelman break down the definition of preterm labor and its treatment. Today, there are many medication options with pros and cons that can be considered for your individualized pregnancy care. Let’s discuss them in detail. Healthful Woman ·
Your Options for Prenatal Genetic Testing
If you have a family history of genetic disorders or have had a history of difficult pregnancies, you might be considering prenatal genetic testing. Diagnostic testing can be incredibly beneficial when trying to create the best pregnancy plan for you and your fetus. What is Genetic Testing? Prenatal genetic testing is performed to determine whether a fetus
Your First Postpartum Visit: What to Expect
After labor and delivery, it’s common to experience a whirlwind of feelings like excitement, stress, and exhaustion. Although your focus may be on your new family, it’s important to remember that your health and your baby’s health are equally as important. You can expect to check in with your OB/GYN after your delivery to discuss a variety of potential complications,
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