Fertility Treatments
Hi, Dr. Lisa Vigue here today! I just wanted to talk a little bit about fertility treatments that are available to women who are having difficulty with becoming pregnant or with irregular menstrual cycles.
Hi, Dr. Lisa Vigue here today! I just wanted to talk a little bit about fertility treatments that are available to women who are having difficulty with becoming pregnant or with irregular menstrual cycles.
Why Ob/Gyn? I really enjoy having the opportunity to care for women throughout the many stages of their lives.
Why Ob/Gyn? I’ve always had a strong desire to support women’s health and my profession gives me the opportunity to do this.
Why Midwifery? My very first well-woman exam was with a midwife. She was so kind, listened to my concerns and made me feel comfortable.
Patients often ask which method of pain management I recommend during their labor and delivery.
For most pregnant women it is safe to travel during pregnancy. However, it is still a good idea to check in with your Ob/Gyn provider prior to traveling to review any recommendations they have for you.
When a woman has had a c-section there are two options for how they deliver their next child. A patient can have either a scheduled repeat cesarean section or a vaginal delivery.
Hello! Dr. Jenkins here to discuss infertility. This is a topic that brings about a lot of stress and anxiety for many women. We spend much of our teens, 20s, and often early and mid-30s trying to prevent pregnancy.
I’ve had a few questions from patients and their support people regarding what a midwife is and the role of a midwife in pregnancy and birth care. I’m hoping this FAQ will help answer those questions!
Dr. Jenkins here to discuss a very important issue in women’s health- Libido! I hear frequently from women who are concerned regarding a lack of desire for sex (aka Libido).