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Battling Infertility with Hope

My husband and I weren’t ready to have children when we got married nine years ago. We decided to wait. Finally, we agreed to start trying to conceive around two years ago. Sadly, I was told that I must undergo a surgical procedure before I could even attempt to become pregnant. A year later, I was diagnosed with a treatable medical condition. This year, I’ve endured a couple more setbacks on my journey to have a baby. However, I refuse to give up. I choose to battle infertility with hope instead of despair. Thankfully, I am armed with many advances in medicine that women years ago did not have access to. When one procedure doesn’t work, my physician immediately starts formulating my next plan of action. On this blog, you will learn about the amazing strides obstetricians are taking in solving infertility problems. Never lose hope.

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A Microphlebectomy Treatment Could Be The Solution For Your Varicose Veins

Posted on 19 April 2021

There are a few treatments for varicose veins. The option your doctor chooses often depends on the size of the veins and how deep they are. A microphlebectomy is often a good choice for treating varicose veins, and it can be combined with sclerotherapy or laser treatments to get rid of smaller or larger veins. Here's how microphlebectomy treatments work. The Vein Is Removed During The Procedure Unlike some other varicose vein treatments that just clot off the vein so the vein disappears gradually, the doctor is able to remove the vein during a microphlebectomy treatment. [Read More]

What You Should Know About Your Child's Pediatric Visit

Posted on 17 March 2021

Your child needs to see a pediatrician in order to stay on top of their health and wellness. If you aren't taking your child to the pediatrician at least every year for wellness checkups, you could be missing things in your child's health that could have been caught early. Your child's pediatrician can diagnose a wide range of medical issues and concerns, including diagnosing mental health issues. Read on for a few things you should know about your child's pediatric visit. [Read More]

Treatment for Neonatal Jaundice

Posted on 8 February 2021

It is not unusual for babies to be born with jaundice. This is a mild condition that causes the skin and whites of the eyes to turn yellow. In addition to yellow skin and white sclerae, the baby may also have dark-colored urine or light stools. The jaundice is caused by an elevation in bilirubin, which is a yellow substance that is present in bile. Neonatal jaundice, also known as neonatal hyperbilirubinemia, is considered a benign condition; however, the pediatric physician may recommend the following interventions while your baby is still in the hospital to help bring down the bilirubin. [Read More]

Suffering With An Eating Disorder? How A Treatment Program Can Help

Posted on 4 January 2021

Having an eating disorder can often feel like you're suffering in silence. Even the people who are closest to you may not realize what you are going through because you've become so adept at hiding it. The pain of knowing that you have fallen victim to an ailment that can steal so much of your life away may cause you to feel distressed. However, you have absolutely nothing to be ashamed about and there is hope. [Read More]