Sometimes, it can be necessary to resort to surgery to address reproductive issues. In many cases, though, minimally invasive surgery is an option as opposed to more conventional invasive surgeries.
Minimally invasive surgeries are often preferable because they tend to have shorter recovery times and are associated with fewer risks than traditional surgeries. This article explores common reproductive issues that require minimally invasive surgery and the benefits of these procedures.
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Postpartum Tubal Ligation
Sterilization After Childbirth
During pregnancy, obstetric care mostly centers on fetal development, maternal health, and preparing for a successful delivery. However, it is also a time to plan for your future, especially if you think your current pregnancy may be the last you want to have. If you are certain that you do not want to become pregnant again, you may want to consider sterilization as a permanent way to prevent future pregnancies.
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3 Questions To Ask At Your Next Womens Health Exam
What questions should you ask your gynecologist during an annual women's health exam? Your yearly appointment may be coming up — and you want to prepare. Before you visit the women's health office for a check-up with an OBGYN, take a look at the below questions to put on your must-ask list.
Is a Pap Test Needed Right Now?
The answer to this question depends on your age, past health history, and risk factors.
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Top Reasons To Make An Appointment With Your OBGYN Doctor Every Year
Too many people make the mistake of assuming that they only really need to see their OBGYN if they are pregnant or if they are currently experiencing trouble. This is not a mistake that you want to make. If you have not been to the gynecologist in a long time, it is probably about time you call and set up an appointment for yourself. To help you understand why this is such an important thing to do, you will want to check out the following.
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