The heat of the summer can take its toll on any woman, especially if they’re pregnant. If you’re planning on spending any length of time outdoors during the hottest months of the year, there are some things you’ll want to do to protect yourself. Putting you and your baby’s needs…
World Hepatitis Day takes place on July 28, 2018. The annual initiative is meant to raise awareness and discuss the prevention of hepatitis, a liver infection that can be classified as A, B or C. Hepatitis is spread by drug usage through the sharing of dirty needles, alcohol use, and…
Cord Blood Awareness Month takes place in July. The annual initiative explores the importance of preserving cord blood which is vital for healing people with leukemia, lymphoma, and other life-threatening diseases. If you’re pregnant and weren’t aware that the Newborn Umbilical Cord Initiative Act was passed in March 2007, you’re…
There are many fears that come with pregnancy and delivering a baby. They’re not without merit, which is why we’re addressing them today in the blog. Knowing the facts about what takes place during the laboring process is key because it eases your mind about the things that will happen…
With summer fast approaching, you’ve likely got warm weather activities on the brain. If all you can think about is spending time outdoors in the sun, you’re not alone. Many people can’t wait to get their fair share of vitamin D. If this sounds like you, there are some things…
Self-care is healthcare. It’s deserving of your time because it helps you feel so good. When you’re at your best, you’re more compelled to help others. You’re better equipped to do so, too. Here is how to be better to yourself in five easy steps: Listen to and respond to…
National Women’s Health Week (NWHW) is an annual initiative that takes place in May. This year’s celebration is scheduled for May 13th-19th, 2018. Opportunities exist for you to educate and advocate for yourself and others. In fact, WomensHealth.gov offers activities that you can engage in depending on the age group…
Cramps are a symptom of many women’s menstrual cycles. They cause mild to extreme discomfort that can be hard to get past. Although some women are able to take a Motrin and go about their day with ease, others cannot and require additional treatment options to help alleviate their pain.…
Pregnancy offers many joys. It has its own share of worries, too. From the date of conception to the date of delivery, many things happen to a woman’s body. That’s why it’s important to recognize the signs that are attributed to pregnancy dangers. It’s how women avoid miscarriage and other…
Now that spring is almost here, it’s time to start thinking about all the things you can do to feel better about yourself, your health, and your lifestyle. In addition to decluttering your home by spring cleaning, you should come up with a spring health care checklist. Crossing items of…
If you’re new to Apple Valley and female, chances are you’ll need to see an OBGYN. If you haven’t found a medical professional to go to, consider meeting with and getting to know Dr. Ahmadinia of OBGYN High Desert. He performs many services from prescribing birth control to administering pregnancy…
February is International Prenatal Infection Month. The yearly initiative aims to make mothers aware of the dangers of prenatal infections and encourage them to seek prenatal care through a trusted OBGYN. Taking preventative measures to protect infants from illness while in the womb is the priority of Dr. Ahmadinia of…
