Sentences with phrase «see ob»

Visit a specialist See your OB / GYN about your pain and discuss estrogen options.

Women are allowed to see an OB / GYN doctor without going through a PCP.

See your ob - gyn to get checked for a possible gynecological condition such as endometriosis, ovarian cysts, polycystic ovary syndrome, or fibroids, any of which may also cause GI symptoms such as bloating, constipation, or abdominal pain.

I see my OB / GYN on Tuesday for what was suppose to be a «follow up» for starting antidepressants.

Option 4: See your OB / GYN or family practice physician to insert a pessary device within your vaginal canal.

If you have gone more than three months without birth control and regular unprotected sexual intercourse, and have not become pregnant, your first step should be to see your ob / gyn and have them refer you to a fertility specialist.

It's always wise to see your ob - gyn for an official diagnosis.

(See your ob - gyn to figure out which you've got.)

See your ob - gyn for a diagnosis and prescription meds to cure it, or hightail it to the drugstore for over-the-counter yeast - infection treatment.

So, here is how it went... On my due date (a Tuesday), my husband and I went to see our OB and I was not dilated yet, I was told that we would schedule an induction 10 days past my due date, but could very possibly go into labor naturally before then.

A friend with a history of low progesterone (with 1 miscarriage and 1 progesterone supported birth) become pregnant while living in Norway and could not get to see an OB or even a midwife to get a prescription for the hormone.

I'm very sorry but you really need to see an OB to rule out any medical reason for those.

The important thing is, at any sign of strange odor, rash, or discomfort, she needs to go see her OB / GYN, midwife or a lactation consultant.

With my first pregnancy, they did the newborn stuff in the hospital, the LC on staff there was useless, and then I didn't see my OB again until six weeks postpartum.

See your OB or midwife to get a better idea of what's going on.

Pre-eclampsia: «So if my wife's blood pressure starts to spike, do you want us to see the OB for blood work and a consult?»

My OB was all for trying a vaginal breech birth, but wasn't confident, and was recommending I see another OB as well to discuss options.

And more importantly, rather than just comparing home vs hospital overall, it compared midwife - led vs OB - led births at home vs hospital (as you should well know, in the Netherlands, low - risk women see a midwife, full stop — you have to be high - risk to see an OB, so hospital births are a combination of low - risk women under midwife care and high - risk women under OB care).

You can expect to see your OB quite frequently during your pregnancy.

In South Carolina, a woman intending to give birth at a birth center with midwives are required to see an OB twice, at 20 weeks and 35 weeks.

One in particular was especially tragic, because the mom begged her husband to let her see an OB because she was developing preeclampsia, but he refused.

No need to see an OB / GYN at all, they are reserved for sick (pregnant) women.

Many women regularly see their OB / GYN throughout their reproductive years as they are having their babies, annual GYN exam / pap smears, and contraceptive visits.

I went to see my OB / GYN twice in the past few weeks for this issue and she never once suggested thrush.

It is not necessary to see an OB during your pregnancy, as I am the primary care provider for your low - risk pregnancy.

Do I still need to see an OB / GYN at all durning my pregnancy?

Once you leave the hospital you generally do not see your OB again until 6 weeks postpartum.

You may also wish to have additional postpartum care; once you leave the hospital you generally do not see your OB again until 6 weeks postpartum.

-- and the expected wait time to see an OB / get an OR when the ER is very busy.

Believe it or not, not all clinics will let you see an OB - GYN when you come in for visits.

Even if you don't have any issues with these issues, you should see your OB - GYN once a year for a well - woman exam.

For my second pg, I opted to see the OB we consulted during my first pg regarding the potential birth defect.

yesterday he i hardly saw him ob the ball in the middle... he had a quite game instead of a porr game... but i think its also the menalty of the we we apporach to attack we need someone to take charge and take a shot from outside the box..

I saw an OB the whole pregnancy, but was delivered by a midwife.

I delivered my 10 lb 4 oz son vaginally, but I have no doubt that had I been seeing an OB rather than a midwife I would have wound up with a CS.

How is it that IMG can talk about a woman's cervix seeing an OB as a predator when she is actually touching women in a sexual way?

They actually did lots of tests, and she also saw an OB, and specialist psych.

More than likely, spotting is a normal symptom of the hormones your body is producing, but if it doesn't go away or you're concerned, seeing your OB - GYN is never a bad idea.

I saw my OB and he told me my breasts were «normal breastfeeding breasts,» even though when I saw him my breasts looked like huge lumpy bowling balls that were so tight they were shiny and had red streaks all over them.

Presumably you're confident you are taking care of that by seeing an OB.

It was the first time I saw my OB (a generally laid back doctor who had been completely reassuring throughout my pregnancy and very supportive of my plans for a vaginal delivery due to my being low risk) seriously worried, and this is when I knew things were serious.

Wow, I've never seen an OB / GYN that believes so little in the mother.

I would rather see OBs care for LESS mothers and be able to give them the attention they need for the 5 - 10 % that are high - risk and leave the others be to let their bodies naturally do what it needs to.

Before I decided on a home birth with my first, I saw an OB.

I saw an OB for my whole pregnancy, taking P17 shots this time, and I saw an OB all the way up until the week before I delivered.

From there, things progressed on and Monday evening we saw the OB again.

If mum sees the OB barking at the midwife or senses they are engaged in a power struggle, she is more likely to become compliant and lose her own power.

I saw an OB for all of my prenatal care, planned a hospital birth, and was induced at the hospital (post due at 41 weeks) on my OB's recommendation.

But since many women weren't seeing their ob - gyn every year anymore, they missed that chance, the study states.

My 2nd pregnancy, I saw an OB because a midwife wasn't available in my area.