Understanding Birth Defects: Awareness, Support, and Care Birth Defects Awareness Month is a time to recognize the impact congenital conditions can have on individuals and families — and to share helpful, reassuring information for those planning a pregnancy, expecting a baby, or navigating a diagnosis. What are birth defects? Birth defects are structural
SYMPTOMS OF MENOPAUSE Menopause symptoms vary widely among women but may include: • Hot flashes • Mood changes • Night sweats • Sleep disturbances • Weight gain • Hair loss • Increased urination frequency • Complications with intercourse Certified Care for Every Stage of Menopause Menopause is a natural stage of
OSU Breast Health Services OSU Medicine provides advanced breast health services focused on early detection, accurate diagnosis, and personalized patient support. Using leading imaging and screening technology and expert clinical care, our team ensures each patient receives precise evaluations and guidance every step of the way. Services include: Comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic women’s
Mental Health Vital to Mom and Baby Becoming a mother is an exciting, transformative journey. However, it comes with its own set of challenges. The hormonal shifts and life changes caused by pregnancy and postpartum may significantly impact your mental health. “Maternal mental health is the foundation of healthy families and thriving
Understanding Birth Defects January is National Birth Defects Awareness Month. In the United States, one out of every 33 babies is born with a birth defect. They can range from mild to severe and can affect physical outcome, cognitive development and organ function. Not every birth defect can be prevented but understanding
SYMPTOMS OF MENOPAUSE Menopause symptoms vary widely among women but may include: • Hot flashes • Mood changes • Night sweats • Sleep disturbances • Weight gain • Hair loss • Increased urination frequency • Complications with intercourse Understanding and Finding Relief from Menopause Menopause marks the end of a woman’s
Empower Your Health: Top 5 Women's Health Priorities As we celebrate Women's Health Week, it's helpful to highlight the top five health issues that women should focus on: Reproductive Health Regular check-ups with your gynecologist are important for maintaining reproductive health. This includes screenings for cervical cancer, breast cancer, and sexually transmitted infections
Our convenient OB clinic features: Quick appointment scheduling Spanish speaking nurses On site ultrasound Female and male physicians Appointments available 5 days a week Access to private suites at OSU Medical Center allowing for labor, delivery, recovery and postpartum OSU Obstetrics & Gynecology 918-586-4500 Choose a Trusted OSU Obstetrician SoonerSelect Health
Maternal Mental Health and Wellness Maternal mental health refers to a mother’s overall emotional, social, and mental well-being, both during and after pregnancy. Positive maternal mental health influences her ability to provide stable, nurturing care, and establish secure emotional bonds with her child. Untreated maternal mental health issues, such as anxiety or depression,
A Picture of Your Breast Health You Can Only See Here Definitive answers you need for important breast health decisions are faster and easier with breast MRI services at the OSU Biomedical Imaging Center. Our world-class Prisma 3T MRI technology at OSU provides superior screening and diagnostic imagery. Breast MRI Screenings Abbreviated Breast
