FAQ

Regular visits to your OB/GYN can promote preventive care and address any concerns. Generally, it is recommended to have an annual well-woman exam, but frequency may vary depending on your age and specific health needs. Consult with your OB/GYN for personalized recommendations.

Absolutely. Your OB/GYN is there to support your overall well-being, including mental health. Feel free to discuss any concerns or experiences you may be facing, such as anxiety or postpartum depression, as they can provide guidance and referrals for mental health support.

Yes, sharing your family’s medical history is crucial as it can help identify potential genetic risks or conditions that may require closer monitoring during pregnancy or impact your reproductive health. Providing this information enables your OB/GYN to tailor their advice and care accordingly.

Absolutely. Many OB/GYNs are open to alternative therapies and holistic approaches, provided they are safe and evidence-based. Discussing your interest in such approaches allows your OB/GYN to provide informed advice and potentially incorporate them into your care plan if appropriate.