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February 27, 2021

Giving Birth: Labor & Delivery Tips for First-Time Moms

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Giving birth can be both exciting and terrifying for first-time moms. Just as the rest of your pregnancy has differed from others’, your birth experience will be unique to you and your baby. As you think about the big day when you’ll finally meet your little one, you probably have questions about what to expect!

Article by Dr. Ashley Durward / Labor & Delivery, Pregnancy / C-section, delivery tips, doula, giving birth, labor tips, midwife

January 25, 2021

Gynecologist Exams, Prenatal Care and More: When Should You See Your OBGYN?

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Did you know recommendations for how often you need a pelvic exam have changed since you were a teen? Dr. Karla Dickmeyer answers all your questions about why and how often to see your OBGYN.

Article by Karla Dickmeyer / Women's Health / birth control, gynecologist, HPV screening, OBGYN, pelvic exam, pregnancy care, prenatal appointments, STI, ultrasound

December 29, 2020

Hypertension & Preeclampsia: How to Prevent and Treat These Conditions

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Preeclampsia and gestational hypertension can be surprising or even scary diagnoses. They affect 5-10% of pregnancies and are some of the main reasons labor is induced. Yet they are also some of the most common complications we see and manage every day. Learn which symptoms you need to watch for and why it’s so important to never skip a prenatal appointment.

Article by Dr. Sarah Yanke / Pregnancy, Women's Health / blood pressure, gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, pregnancy

November 24, 2020

Preparing for Pregnancy: Getting Your Body and Life Ready for a Baby

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You’ve decided you’d like to have a baby. Congratulations! This is an exciting time that may also raise a number of questions for you, especially if you haven’t been pregnant before. Deciding when you’re ready for a baby is a very personal choice. The timing is different for everyone, whether it’s your first pregnancy or […]

Article by Dr. Shefaali Sharma / Family, Family Planning, Pregnancy / contraceptives, genetic counselling, preconception visit, pregnancy timeline

October 27, 2020

Hormone Imbalance: What are the Symptoms and Treatments?

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Are your hormones to blame when you’re not feeling like yourself? Discover which of your symptoms might (or might not) be caused by hormone imbalances and what you can do about it.

Article by Mary Stoffel / Women's Health / fertility tips, hormone imbalances, hormones, menopause, menstruation, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), thyroid disorders, weight management

September 28, 2020

What is Perimenopause?

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Are you having irregular periods in your 40s? Is it perimenopause or something else? Learn what perimenopause is, what it feels like, and how you can treat the symptoms.

Article by Dr. Ashley Durward / Women's Health / abnormal uterine bleeding, hot flashes, irregular periods, menopause, perimenopause

August 27, 2020

Food During Pregnancy: Cravings, Aversions, Foods to Eat and What to Avoid

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Do your food cravings mean anything? Why can’t you eat your favorite deli sandwich anymore? Are you following the right pregnancy diet? Dr. Sarah Yanke dishes out the latest food and nutrition advice for pregnant women.

Article by Dr. Sarah Yanke / Pregnancy / food aversions, food cravings, food during pregnancy, pregnancy, pregnant

July 21, 2020

Exercise During Pregnancy: Which Activities are Safe and Which You Should Avoid

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You can—and should—stay active while you’re pregnant. Exercising during pregnancy has many wonderful benefits for you and your baby. It’s important to stay safe while you exercise. Discover the safest and best exercises for pregnancy, and which ones you should avoid.

Article by Dr. Shefaali Sharma / Pregnancy / exercise, exercising during pregnancy, kegels, pregnancy tips, pregnancy weight gain

June 24, 2020

Breastfeeding Tips for New Moms from a Certified Nurse Midwife

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One of the best ways to prepare for breastfeeding is to educate yourself before your baby arrives. Read these helpful breastfeeding tips for new moms so you can feel confident when your little one arrives!

Article by Leslie Smith / Family, Pregnancy / bottle feeding, breastfeeding, clogged duct, colostrum, latching, mastitis, pumping, weaning

June 15, 2020

Black Lives Matter Statement

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Madison Women’s Health embraces the movement by Black Lives Matter to address social injustice and racism.  To that end, we also wish to support two local organizations who directly address the social and medical inequities of health in Black Mothers and Babies, and will be making donations to support the Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness […]

Article by Madison Women's Health / Clinic News

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Recent Posts

  • Giving Birth: Labor & Delivery Tips for First-Time Moms
  • Gynecologist Exams, Prenatal Care and More: When Should You See Your OBGYN?
  • Hypertension & Preeclampsia: How to Prevent and Treat These Conditions
  • Preparing for Pregnancy: Getting Your Body and Life Ready for a Baby
  • Hormone Imbalance: What are the Symptoms and Treatments?
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Monique

Madison Women’s Health has been by my side every step of the way for all three of my pregnancies and births. The support provided through MWH promoted positive wellness for myself and for each one of my babies.  A huge shout out to Dr. Kate Sample for delivering all three of my children! My family […]

Michelle

The care I receive at Madison Women’s Health is above and beyond. I have never trusted my health care team as much as I do when in their care.

Lindsay

I felt lucky and in great hands. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Abby

I absolutely love Dr. Wiedel, she is amazing. I recommend her to everyone I know!

Jessica

Highly recommend all mommies to be to here!

Carey

Exceptional doctors, nurses and staff, exceptional care!

Rhonda

There are not enough words to express how wonderful Dr. Beth Wiedel is.

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