What if I become pregnant and have fibroids?

If you become pregnant and you have fibroids, they may not impact the pregnancy at all; it depends on their location. In this video, OB/GYN specialist Evelyn Minaya, MD, dispels the myth that fibroids have a negative impact on pregnancy.

You should come in even when you have your period and be prepared to ask any questions you may have about your health.

Follow these tips to soothe your baby during—and after—these essential procedures.

The answer may surprise you. Learn what contributes to sagging over time and what you can do about it.

Hormonal swings, sleep loss, and “new parent” worries can all zap your sex drive after childbirth.

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