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What do obstetrician-gynecologists (OB-GYNs) actually do? If you said that they provide pregnancy ... your OB-GYN can provide. Well-woman visits are full checkups scheduled every year. This type of

healthcare providers can provide prenatal care, such as: Obstetrician/gynecologist (OB/GYN ... delivery. An OB/GYN also focuses on many gynecological health issues. Family physician.  This

gynecologists (OB/GYN) Specialists who focus on 1 part of the body or 1 type of procedure (such as ... Do you find that you make an appointment with your healthcare provider, only to forget half ... 40992;preparing for a visit with your healthcare provider;visiting your doctor;how to prepare for a doctor's visit

(ob-gyn) surgeon. It can be done in several ways. The surgeon will make a few small cuts (incisions ... Cost more Your healthcare provider can help you decide which surgery will work best for you

Make a follow-up appointment as directed by our staff. When to call your healthcare provider ... healthcare provider for instructions. Don’t lift anything heavier than your baby until your healthcare ... discharge instructions for cesarean section;obstetrics;ob-gyn;c-section;recovery;86307

growth. A fine wire loop with a special high-frequency current allows your healthcare provider to ... menstruating. During the procedure You’ll place your feet in stirrups. Your healthcare provider then ... Ob/Gyn;cervical;loop electrosurgical excision procedure;leep;gy1028a;82216

(ob-gyn) provider, nurse practitioner, or midwife may diagnose the condition. Your healthcare provider ... (rare) Diagnosing an ovarian cyst Your primary healthcare provider, an obstetrics/gynecology

treated. You and your healthcare provider decided on laparoscopic treatment for you. During your ... procedure, the healthcare provider made small cuts (incisions) in your belly (abdomen) and used ... discharge instructions for laparoscopic treatment of endometriosis;ob-gyn;obstetrics;endometriosis postsurgical care;endometriosis treatment;86333

Your healthcare provider has either done an episiotomy or repaired tissue that was torn ... tear happens on its own. The healthcare provider used stitches to repair the skin in or near your ... discharge instructions for episiotomy;repair of perineal tear;obstetrics;ob-gyn;episiotomy homecare;86338;episiotomy treatment

talked to your healthcare provider about these reasons before your surgery. This sheet can ... your healthcare provider says it's OK. Don’t do any strenuous activities, such as mowing the lawn ... discharge instructions for prophylactic mastectomy;gynecology;breast surgery;post mastectomy;86451;ob-gyn

. Success is a building process. You can improve with practice. Also, talk with your healthcare provider ... ;gynecology;ob/gyn;smoking and pregnancy;staying smoke-free after baby is born;ob/gyn;obt1104

of your surgery. Your surgery will be done by an obstetrician/gynecologist (ob-gyn) surgeon. They ... healthcare provider Tell your healthcare provider about all the medicines you take. This includes

healthcare provider did a laparoscopic procedure to treat your condition. Here are some ... the tubes connecting the ovaries to the uterus. Your healthcare provider did a laparoscopic ... discharge instructions laparoscopic treatment of ectopic pregnancy;ob-gyn;obstetrics;86330

Hysteroscopy is a procedure that allows your healthcare provider to see inside your uterus ... uterus. This helps your healthcare provider decide on the best treatment. In some cases, it can be ... 82976;Diagnostic test;Ob/Gyn issues;Reproductive Organs;endoscopy of uterine cavity;uterus;cervix;women's health;women's health issues;hysteroscopy

, housework, or yardwork, until your healthcare provider says it’s OK. Climb stairs slowly. Pause ... the hospital. Don’t drive until your healthcare provider says it’s OK. Ask your healthcare ... After abdominal hysterectomy for uterine prolapse;uterine prolapse treatment;hysterectomy;uterine prolapse;gynecology;ob-gyn;86482;hyst

shoulders. This is from the gas used to distend your abdomen. That allowed your healthcare provider ... provider says it’s OK. Climb stairs slowly and pause after every few steps. Continue the ... After laparoscopic hysterectomy for uterine prolapse;uterine prolapse treatment;hysterectomy;uterine prolapse;gynecology;ob-gyn;86483;hyst

of your surgery. An ob-gyn (obstetrician/gynecologist) surgeon and a team of specialized nurses ... asleep under general anesthesia. During the surgery, your healthcare provider will put small tools and

. Diagnosing a ruptured ovarian cyst Your healthcare provider or an obstetrics and gynecology (ob-gyn ... ) doctor will diagnose the condition. Your healthcare provider will ask about your health history and

shows some hormone medicines that can help with fertility. Talk with your healthcare provider about ... precaution or interaction. Only your healthcare provider can advise or prescribe these types of medicine. ... ;gynecology;ob/gyn;stimulating hormone levels;clomiphene citrate;fhs;hmg;chorionic;hcg;polycystic ... ovaries;prolactin;thyroid treatments;obstetrics;gynecology;ob/gyn;obt1108

congestion syndrome. Your primary care provider, an obstetrics and gynecology (ob/gyn) provider, nurse ... syndrome? Healthcare providers are still learning about the causes of pelvic congestion syndrome