Pregnancy brings a wide range of physical changes, and for many women, the first signs show up in the breasts. These early shifts in shape, texture, and sensitivity are driven by hormonal changes that prepare the body for breastfeeding. Understanding these developments is more than just curiosity—it’s part of informed, proactive care. This guide explains […]
Why Prenatal Genetic Testing Might Be Right for You
Expecting a child is an exciting journey, and ensuring a healthy pregnancy is a priority for many parents. Prenatal genetic testing provides valuable insights into your baby’s genetic health, helping you make informed decisions about prenatal care. These tests can identify potential genetic conditions, allowing for early interventions or preparations if needed. While prenatal genetic […]
The Role of an OBGYN in Monitoring and Managing High-Risk Pregnancies
Without the vigilant watch of an OBGYN, high-risk pregnancies can threaten your and your baby’s safety. While many of these pregnancies can see through to term, the slew of complications can spell the worst results if not managed promptly and/or effectively. In these situations, there is no underestimating the role of an OBGYN in monitoring […]
Gestational Diabetes: How to Manage One of the Top High-Risk Pregnancy Factors
If you’ve been told you have gestational diabetes, you might be feeling concerned, overwhelmed, and unsure about what lies ahead, as it categorizes you as a high-risk pregnancy. It will require you to monitor your blood sugar and take extra care with nutrition and weight management, which all go on top of minding fundamental prenatal […]
Lower Back Pain in the Third Trimester of Pregnancy: Causes and Relief
Lower back pain is the most common and frequent concern of mothers in their third trimester of pregnancy. So, if you’re already starting to feel your baby bump straining your lower back, don’t worry: it’s just your body’s response as it prepares for childbirth. However, if it’s too much to bear, there are some things […]
Endometriosis and Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Endometriosis is a chronic condition affecting 10% of women in their reproductive age. The condition, which is characterized by endometrial tissue growth outside of the uterus, causes discomfort and could affect pregnancy to different degrees. For one, endometriosis can make it challenging to conceive if you are trying to get pregnant. But if you do […]
How Many Ultrasounds Will I Have During My Pregnancy?
Ultrasounds are a cornerstone of modern obstetric care, providing you and OB-GYNs with vital insights into your reproductive health. During pregnancy, it’s first used to confirm the presence of and capture the first images of your developing baby. But its use doesn’t end there. Throughout your pregnancy, you will need to have several ultrasounds. This […]
Early Pregnancy Ultrasound: What to Expect at Different Weeks
In the initial weeks of pregnancy, every heartbeat and every image counts. Understanding early pregnancy ultrasounds is crucial in navigating this transformative journey. Through this detailed guide, Roswell ObGyn offers you a glimpse into the fascinating progression of early fetal development, as seen through the lens of ultrasound technology, enriching your experience with insightful and […]
Anemia in Pregnancy: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
When you embark on a journey through pregnancy, especially a high-risk pregnancy, your first ultrasound is far more than a thrilling first look at your baby — it stands as a vital milestone in your prenatal care. This initial screening gives you and your obstetrician critical insights into your baby’s health and development. It’s a […]
First Ultrasound in Pregnancy: What It Reveals and Its Importance
When you embark on a journey through pregnancy, especially a high-risk pregnancy, your first ultrasound is far more than a thrilling first look at your baby — it stands as a vital milestone in your prenatal care. This initial screening gives you and your obstetrician critical insights into your baby’s health and development. It’s a […]
