This time of year is the prime travel season for many people. In any stage of pregnancy, you may be wondering if it is safe for you to travel and what precautions you should take while traveling to ensure the safety of you and your baby. The good news is that for most women, traveling...
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The Role of an OBGYN in Your Pregnancy
For many women, one of the first items on their to-do list after discovering they are pregnant is to find an obstetrician, or OBGYN, to handle their pregnancy care. A typical pregnancy lasts about 40 weeks, and women want to know that their lives and the developing life within them are in good hands. Finding...
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OBGYN Care
Maybe you’ve been visiting the OBGYN for years or perhaps this is your first ever visit. Either way, it’s easy to get nervous before your OBGYN appointment. Knowing what to expect can help make the whole process a little less scary and a little more comfortable. We’ve all seen the horror scenes on television and...
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5 Tips For A Healthier You!
At Fayetteville Woman’s Care, we provide a wide range of services, from pregnancy to cancer screenings, but ultimately our priority is your health. Between work and family, sometimes you can take the back seat when it comes to your priorities. Without knowing it, you may not be taking as good care of yourself as you...
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Guiding Your Teen Through Their First OBGYN Visit
As the new school year approaches, many young teen girls will be entering high school for the first time. The high school experience for young girls can be an exciting, yet tumultuous time. During this time, many questions will arise about the opposite sex, a girl’s first menstruation cycle, and even their first sexual encounter....
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Are you expecting a new baby?
Are you expecting a new baby? Do you need advice for your teen about puberty or birth control? Is it time for your yearly check up? If you’re in the Fayetteville area and are in search of a OB/GYN, head to Fayetteville Woman’s Care today. We will take care of a wide range of your...
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GYN
Q: I am bleeding on the Mirena, Nexplanon, or Depo. Is this normal? A: It is very normal to bleed with any of these forms of birth control. It can take your body 3-6 months to adjust to a normal cycle. Breakthrough bleeding is to be expected with Depo injections. We can prescribe medications if you are...
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OB
Q: Why is my first appointment 2 hours? What can I expect? A: During your first OB (pregnancy) appointment, you will meet with Insurance to review your benefits and your expected out of pocket expenses. Then you will meet with the New OB nurse who will review your past medical history and family history. She will also...
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PMS
As women, we know what it’s like to battle PMS (premenstrual syndrome). We’ve felt the back pain, the swollen breasts, the headaches, and the lack of energy. We’ve learned to deal with the bloating and the breakouts.
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Urinary Issues
Have you ever noticed that a little urine slips out whenever you sneeze or when you laugh? You’ve probably also heard that it’s normal right? That this is just a “women’s issue.” It’s just something we have to learn to live with.