Posts Tagged ob/gyn
Female sexual dysfunction: a common problem for many women — Balanced Living Mag
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Balanced Living, Women's Health Topics on October 18, 2011
Human sexuality encompasses more than the act of sexual intercourse and the associated physical contact. It satisfies essential physical and emotional needs in both men and women. A person’s individual sexuality is influenced by many factors, including personal health and wellness, feelings of self worth, previous sexual encounters, and relationship dynamics. Women vary greatly when […]
Itching, Burning, Miserable? Tips for Preventing Vaginal Yeast Infections
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Teen to Twenty-Something, Women's Health Topics on October 4, 2011
No one likes getting yeast infections…no one. However, 75% of women will endure the displeasure of a yeast infection once during their lives and as many as 45% of women will experience two or more bouts. During the hot sticky summer months, your likelihood of experiencing this uncomfortable vaginal condition is significantly increased. While you […]
Does Obesity Increase the Risk of Birth Defects?
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Women's Health Topics on March 23, 2011
Most OB/GYN specialists classify pregnancies in women over 35 or those in women with diabetes as high risk. But an increasing number of medical professionals consider pregnancies in obese women as high risk; women with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more are considered obese. Research suggests that maternal obesity may contribute to […]
Just for Expecting Daddies – Sex During Pregnancy
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Men's Health Topics on March 19, 2011
Some men love sex with their pregnant partners, while others view it as a complete turn-off. Regardless of whether your desire increases or decreases due to the pregnancy, your partner may not feel sexual at all. Your mother-to-be may feel fatigued and nauseous during the first 12 weeks, also called the first trimester, of pregnancy. […]
Toxoplasmosis and Pregnancy: What You Should Know
Posted by Samantha Gluck in Women's Health Topics on March 12, 2011
The parasitic organism, Toxoplasma gondii, causes an infection called toxoplasmosis (toxo). Researchers estimate that over 60 million Americans are carriers of the parasite. Most people do not experience symptoms, but a few have flu-like symptoms, such as fatigue, muscle and joint aches, and fever. People with healthy immune systems, exposed to the parasite, usually […]
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