C-sections are major abdominal surgeries which require a longer recovery time than a vaginal birth, and reasons for having them vary from being medical emergencies to precautions that keep mom...
Preeclampsia can be life-threatening for both mom and baby, so catching and treating it early is very important to lower the chances of further problems.
Have you ever wondered the difference between a midwife and an OB/GYN? While both play crucial roles in maternal health care, understanding the differences can help patients make the best...
Jaymie Maines delivered her first son stillborn. The loss left her family devasted. She was referred to Dr. Robert Silver at University of Utah ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ who helped her deliver 3...
Baby's first ultrasound is a joyous moment for expecting parents excited to get a sneak peek of their bundle of joy. While these non-medical photo sessions are physically safe, expecting...
Individuals and families that have experienced pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or a severely complicated pregnancy can find comprehensive support and care through the Utah Pregnancy After Loss Program at University of...
When a baby is on board, the body is full of surprises. These twists and turns may even bring about alarming news from your doctor concerning a high-risk pregnancy.
Pregnancy spacing, or the amount of time in between giving birth and conception of your next child, is an important part of planning what your family will look like. Spacing...
While it may sound downright scary, perineal lacerations, also known as vaginal tearing, can be very common, affecting 53-79% of women. The majority of lacerations are minor overall.
