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Pregnancy is considered an underlying medical condition.  The COVID-19 vaccine is safe, effective, strongly recommended and endorsed by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG), The Society of Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) and the Providers at Southdale ObGyn.    All people, including pregnant people, should receive a bivalent mRNA COVID-19 vaccine booster dose following the completion of their last

When you need “down there” care, you may be at a loss to decide what doctor to call. Your Southdale ObGyn provider can help to identify your needs and refer you to the proper place.

Our teen patients often ask us about anatomy. Unfortunately, there's plenty of misinformation and rumors swirling around online. Knowing the basics about the body and what happens during puberty can help children to feel empowered about their health and can help them be more understanding with their peers.

Breast cancer awareness with the Southdale Support Squad

1.3 million people enter menopause every year. Small changes to workplace habits can help support this natural time of life.

Have you heard someone say they have baby fever? Experts are split on whether it’s a real phenomenon, but it’s a common colloquial term. What drives baby fever?

Busy days have you yawning early, or is it something more? Take a look at the common causes of fatigue and ways to keep your lethargy at bay.

Building a relationship with a gynecologist early on will help teens become more comfortable at appointments and ensure they’re receiving optimal healthcare.

What comes next after the whirlwind of preparing for birth and a new baby? We’ve put together a postpartum guide for the non-birthing partner.