Links & Resources*

PREGNANCY

• Good Health Before Pregnancy: Preconceptional Care / ACOG
• How to Tell When Labor Begins/ ACOG
• Breastfeeding Your Baby / ACOG
• Morning Sickness / ACOG
• Exercise During Pregnancy / ACOG
• Nutrition During Pregnancy / ACOG
• Routine Tests in Pregnancy / ACOG
• The Rh Factor: How It Can Affect Your Pregnancy / ACOG
• Easing Back Pain During Pregnancy / ACOG
• Gestational Diabetes / NIH
• Planning Your Pregnancy / ACOG
• Group B Streptococcus and Pregnancy / ACOG
• Hemorrhoids / NIH

GYNECOLOGY

• Abnormal Pap Test Results / ACOG
• Birth Control / ACOG
• Human Papillomaviruses and Cancer: Questions and Answers
• Birth Control Pills / ACOG
• JAMA Patient Page:  The Importance of a Pap Test / JAMA/Archives
• Dysmenorrhea / ACOG
• Sexuality and Sexual Problems / ACOG
• JAMA Patient Page: No Bones about Osteoporosis – Postmenopausal Women Face Difficult Dilemma of Choosing Estrogen or Other Therapies / JAMA/Archives
• Human Papillomavirus Infection / ACOG
• Endometriosis / ACOG

UROGYNECOLOGY

• Urinary Incontinence / ACOG
• Exercising Your Pelvic Muscles / NIH

MENOPAUSE

• The Menopause Years / ACOG
• Midlife Transitions: A Guide to Approaching Menopause / ACOG
• Osteoporosis / ACOG

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STD)

• Frequently Assked Questions About Chlamydia / HHS
• What is Genital Herpes? / CDC

COMMON ILLNESSES

• Hemorrhoids / NIH
• Headache / ACOG

COMMON PROCEDURES

• Laparoscopy / ACOG
• The Pap Test / ACOG
• Mammography / ACOG
• Sterilization by Laparoscopy / ACOG
• Postpartum Sterilization / ACOG
• Hysteroscopy / ACOG
• Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure / ACOG
• Hysterectomy / ACOG
• Dilation and Currettage / ACOG
• Colposcopy / ACOG
• The Prenatal Visit / AAP

STAYING HEALTHY

• Car Safety for You and Your Baby / ACOG
• Healthy Eating / ACOG
• Exercise and Fitness: A Guide for Women / ACOG
• It’s Time to Quit Smoking / ACOG
• Domestic Violence / JAMA
• Weight Control: Eating Right and Keeping Fit / ACOG

*IMPORTANT NOTE:  Please note that these links and resources are provided as a courtesy to our visitors and patients.  They are an information resource only.  Be sure to contact your own physician or healthcare provider for medical advice or recommendations.