When you’re pregnant, your health is not just about you — it’s about your baby too. Every choice you make, from the food you eat to the medicines you take,...

If you had a baby by cesarean (C-section) and you’re pregnant or thinking about growing your family, you may have questions about your childbirth options....

Colostrum is often called “nature’s first food.” This thick, yellow liquid produced by a mother’s breasts is the first nourishment a baby gets after birth....

Choosing the right obstetrician-gynecologist (OBGYN) is a big deal. Whether going for your first gynecological visit or switching providers, finding someone...

When you have a fever, you generally feel lousy — you might be tired, irritable, flushed, sweaty or achy. But it can be tough to figure out whether you...

As your baby grows, you probably keep an eye on important milestones like their weight and length. But you might not think much about how they’re building...

If you’re pregnant or trying to become pregnant, it’s important to be screened for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). STIs, formerly known as sexually...

It’s flu season, so it’s time to head to your health care provider, local pharmacy or urgent care for a flu shot.   Getting a flu shot is a smart move...

Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Decisions that once seemed permanent can suddenly feel less certain as time passes. If you have had a tubal...

If you have type 2 diabetes, it’s important to keep your blood sugar levels under control. Along with changes to your diet and exercise, your health care...