For all women, the birth of their baby is the beginning of an exciting and challenging journey into motherhood. Too often new moms may forget that they are still in both physical and emotional recovery from the pregnancy and delivery. These first 6-8 weeks are now being recognized as the “fourth trimester”. Providing support postpartum
Choices for Miscarriage Treatment
Having a miscarriage can be a very difficult and emotional time. Many women have experienced these losses as up to 20% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage. It is important to spend time with you health care provider discussing your miscarriage. We are there to be emotionally supportive, answer all your questions, provide information and
Grab the Hospital Bag, It’s TIME!
Your baby is finally on the way and it’s time to get to the hospital. Did you pack your overnight bag? Here are some helpful hints on packing your bag for the hospital stay and bringing home baby. We recommend packing a bag about two weeks before your due date. For Mom: Any toiletries that
Three Hour Glucose Instructions
Eat a regular diet the day before the test. Drink 1 glass of water before retiring the night before the test and drink one glass of water the morning of the test. DO NOT EAT THE MORNING OF THE TEST. YOU MUST BE FASTING FOR 10 HOURS PRIOR TO YOUR APPOINTMENT TIME. No smoking 1-hour
Postpartum Depression & Anxiety: More Common Than You Know
Delivery of your newborn is one of the greatest events in your life, bringing on a flood of emotions. These emotions can be sadness or anger and you may not know if it’s normal to feel that way. Do you feel sad when you should be happy that you just had a baby? Do you
What You Need To Know About Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a condition that occurs when the type of tissue normally lining the uterus (the endometrium) is found outside the uterus and in places like the ovaries, bowel, bladder and pelvis. Endometriosis affects approximately one in 10 women who are of reproductive age, especially women in their 30s and 40s. Many women with endometriosis
Safe Medications To Take During Pregnancy
Safe Medications Listing of Safe Medications To Take During Pregnancy Acne Over the Counter OTC preparations Prescription Medications Clindamycin Erythromycin – topical Finacea – avoid in 1st trimester Allergies Over the Counter Benadryl Claritin Flonase Nasonex Nasacort Zyrtec Prescription Medications Sensitization shots Anesthesia Prescription Medications Novocain Antibiotics Prescription Medications Augmentin Erythromycin Keflex Pen V-K Macrodantin Macrobid
Fit for Birth: 6 Tips for Keeping Cool and Healthy in the Summer Heat
When you’re pregnant, 80 degrees can feel like 90 because pregnant women already have some natural heat intolerance. Pregnant women are also more susceptible to dehydration because their bodies demand more water, so if you’re expecting, take care of yourself and pregnancy health this summer by following these tips for cooling you and your baby
The 411 on Gestational Diabetes
Diabetes is a health problem that results in too much sugar in the bloodstream and not enough in the body’s cells. The problem occurs when the body is not able to make the insulin hormone (type 1 diabetes) or the insulin that is made doesn’t work very well (type 2 diabetes). Gestational diabetes (GDM) is
The following OB Testing may be ordered as part of your prenatal care. Blood samples and cultures are collected and analysis is performed by an outside laboratory. Blood testing Antibody screening, Blood type and Rh factor, CBC, Hepatitis B, HIV, Rubella, at OB Welcome Visit – your first prenatal visit. Syphilis screening at OB Welcome Visit
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Southdale ObGyn Consultants
3625 West 65th, Suite 100
Edina, MN 55435
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Phone: 952-920-7001
Fax: 952-920-2245
Southdale ObGyn Consultants
305 East Nicollet Blvd. Suite 393
Burnsville, MN 55337
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Phone: 952-435-9505
Fax: 952-435-6205
