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Women's health, explained plainly
Clear, physician-reviewed explanations of the questions that come up in the office. Every article is reviewed by Dr. David Kim, MD, PhD, FACOG.
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Ozempic. Wegovy. Mounjaro. Zepbound. You’ve heard the names from friends, from social media, maybe from your own group chat. What you probably haven’t heard is a clear explanation…
“High-risk.” Hearing it can make a pregnancy feel suddenly fragile. It can also leave you wondering whether you need a different doctor. Usually, it doesn’t mean either of…
You saw two lines. Maybe you’d been trying for months, or maybe it was a surprise. Then, a few days later, your period came. Or the line on…
Your Pap smear came back abnormal. Or your HPV test was positive. Now you’re hearing a word you may never have heard before: colposcopy. It’s easy to assume…
Maybe you’ve been told your period pain is normal. That some women just have it worse. That you should take ibuprofen and push through. Maybe you’ve been told…
If you’ve been trying to get pregnant, sooner or later someone will want to check your fallopian tubes. These are the two thin tubes that carry an egg…
Most people assume being induced makes a C-section more likely. For healthy first-time mothers, the best research we have shows the opposite: a planned induction at 39 weeks…
When celebrities like Hailey Bieber and Khloé Kardashian had their babies, this is the kind of care they received: concierge maternity care. That means one private obstetrician, a…
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