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Monthly Archives: August 2018

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Catch-up HPV Vaccination Effective for Women Under 21 Years

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 10, 20183 Comments

Women who initiate HPV vaccination series after age 21 do not receive the same benefit as adolescents and younger women, a study has shown. Medscape Medical News …read more

Opioid Addiction at Delivery Quadruples in Pregnant Women

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 9, 20182 Comments

The first state-based analysis of trends showed a significant increase between 1999 and 2014 in opioid use disorder in pregnant women at labor and delivery in all 28 states studied, according to the CDC. Medscape Medical News …read more

A soy-based diet could help strengthen bones

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 9, 20181 Comment

According to a recent study, eating a diet that includes more soy protein could strengthen the bones of women, regardless of reproductive status. …read more

FDA Flags Risks From Improper Use of Membrane-Rupture Tests

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 8, 20182 Comments

The FDA is concerned about misuse and overreliance of rupture of amniotic membrane lab test results without other clinical assessments to make patient management decisions, which could lead to serious harm. News Alerts …read more

Induction at 39 Weeks: Fewer C-Sections Than Watchful Waiting

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 8, 2018

The newly published ARRIVE study upends decades of common wisdom among clinicians that induction in pregnancy can increase the likelihood of cesarean delivery. Medscape Medical News …read more

Sex after a C-section: Everything you need to know

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 8, 20181 Comment

Every woman heals differently, so there no right time to begin having sex after a C-section. Doctors usually advise waiting at least 6 weeks, however, as the cervix and incision site require time to heal. Learn more about what to expect, including how to reduce strain on the wound and when to start using birth…

Is it normal to notice blood clots during your period?

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 8, 20182 Comments

Noticing blood clots in your menstrual blood is perfectly normal. Menstrual clots usually indicate a heavy flow. People may wish to see a doctor if the blood clots are very large or very frequent. In this article, we look at the causes of normal and abnormal menstrual clots, and when to seek medical advice. …read…

What to know about membrane stripping

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 7, 20181 Comment

Membrane stripping is a method of inducing labor. During the procedure, a doctor will use a gloved hand to sweep inside the cervix. This releases natural chemicals that help soften the cervix. It is generally very safe and can increase the likelihood of spontaneous labor. Learn more about membrane stripping here. …read more

What to expect at 5 days past ovulation (DPO)

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 7, 2018

Many women are not aware that they are pregnant until they have missed a period. However, some may notice signs and symptoms earlier than this, possibly as early as 5 days past ovulation (DPO). In this article, we discuss what is happening at 5 DPO, what to expect, and when to take a pregnancy test.…

Is there a link between IUDs and weight gain?

NewsBy MiamiOBGYNsocietyAugust 6, 2018

Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are a safe, long-lasting, and effective form of birth control. Like all forms of contraception, IUDs can sometimes cause unwanted side effects. Some people may gain weight while using an IUD, but research suggests that this is not directly due to the IUD itself. Learn more here. …read more

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