Prenatal & Postpartum Blog
Are you seeing your Women’s health provider every year for a Well Woman Visit?
Your first Well Woman Visit is an opportunity for you to meet with your women’s healthcare provider to discuss your...
Author: Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN
How Long Do I Have to Wait to Have Sex After Giving Birth?
The first time a woman has sex after childbirth can be stressful for many reasons. The thought of having sex can trigger a stress response in most women due to recent physical vaginal...
Author: Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN
Do you pee your pants or lose urine when you cough, sneeze, run or jump?
If so, you may be experiencing urinary incontinence. And you are NOT alone. Especially, if you recently gave birth within the last 2 to 3 or even 6 months?
Urinary...
Author: Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN
5 Warning Signs of Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a time of great joy and excitement, but it can also be a time of worry and concern. It is important to be aware of the warning signs of pregnancy that may indicate a problem or potential...
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Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN a board certified nurse midwife who has participated in over 1500 births, cared for women from 86 different countries and at least 46 different languages. In this video, she talks about;
- When you are going to feel your...
Author: Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN
Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN is a board certified nurse midwife who has participated in over 1500 births and is discussing what happens when you have a negative blood type e.g., O- and you have a baby with someone that has a positive...
Author: Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN
Dr. Mary Gomez Chambers, DNP, CNM, RN a board certified nurse midwife who has participated in over 1500 births and in this video. She is discussing part two of her series on the "Seven Signs Your Body is Preparing for Birth". The goal of her work is...
Do you pee your pants or lose urine when you cough, sneeze, run or jump?
If so, you may be experiencing urinary incontinence. And you are NOT alone. Especially, if you recently gave birth within the last 2 to 3 or even 6 months?
Urinary Incontinence or Stress Incontinence is directly...
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