Understanding How the Uterus Shrinks After Giving Birth
…bring immense joy and change to a woman’s life. As you embark on the beautiful journey of motherhood, it’s natural to have questions about your body’s recovery. At Cherokee Women’s…
Understanding a Miscarriage
…You Didn’t Know About Miscarriage. These include, but are not limited to: Age increases likelihood to miscarry. As women get older, the chances of genetic abnormalities increase due to an…
Fertility After 35: Myths vs. Facts
…genetics, overall health, and lifestyle factors. Myth 2: It’s Impossible to Conceive Naturally After 35 While the likelihood of getting pregnant naturally decreases as women age, it’s far from impossible….
Life as a New Mom
…it if possible. Make your needs known – Don’t be afraid to ask for help. While women are incredible multitaskers, motherhood can be challenging, so help is often needed. Sometimes,…
Heavy Periods in Your 40s: Perimenopause or More?
…a genetic disorder affecting blood clotting. If you’ve always had heavy periods, bruise easily, or bleed excessively after surgery, this could be a factor. It’s often overlooked until adulthood. Endometrial…
How VR Helps Women Reclaim Sexual Confidence
…don’t simply face physical changes after childbirth, they experience emotional ones as well. Nothing can tarnish the amazing experience of motherhood, but in the months postpartum, it’s easy feel more…
Hope After Miscarriage
…similar situations. She and her husband started discussing adoption as an option. She thought that may be the path she would take to motherhood, because Jamie knew in her heart…
Flu Vaccine for Pregnant Women: A Pregnancy “Do”
…flu shot. The flu season typically runs from late October through early March, and many insurance plans cover the vaccinations. Conducting a quick online search for locations in your neighborhood…
Is Birth Control Tied to Depression?
…took combined progestin and estrogen pills had a 23% likelihood of developing depression. Those who were taking a progestin-only pill were 34% more likely to be diagnosed as depressed. For…
