From preventative exam recommendations to infertility options and pregnancy questions, addressing these conversations and more with your OB/GYN keeps you healthy and informed on all things women’s health.

Ladies, this one is for you. Resources to keep you healthy for every stage of your life.

When preparing for the arrival of your little one, a thousand questions may be swarming your mind — start by asking your OB/GYN these five.

Wondering when you should call your OB/GYN? While these pregnancy-related symptoms may not be a cause for concern, they should always warrant a call to your doctor to keep you and your baby healthy.

A hospital bag is something you can easily prepare ahead of time to decrease the stress you may feel about the childbirth process. Here are some items that can be useful during this time.

What you should know if you're considering pregnancy at the age of 35 or older.

Have you been attempting to conceive a pregnancy? Do you feel like it is never going to happen? And everyone else around you is getting pregnant? This OB/GYN has some advice to help you cope with infertility and know your options moving forward.

Is a birth plan right for you? Here's what you need to know about birth plans, according to an OB/GYN.

From an OB/GYN, here’s what women should know about heavy menstrual flow and the next steps in treatment.

To all the moms dealing with nausea and other pregnancy side effects, this is for you.

The Power of 2 Challenge empowers women to take control of their health by conveniently scheduling their mammograms at one of our advanced imaging centers. Schedule yours today, then challenge a friend to do the same.

The Power of 2 Challenge empowers women to take control of their health by conveniently scheduling their mammograms at one of Baylor Scott & White's advanced imaging centers.

The Power of 2 Challenge empowers women to take control of their health by conveniently scheduling their mammograms at one of Baylor Scott & White's advanced imaging centers.

Have you been thinking about getting on birth control, switching birth control methods or want to know if it might be a viable treatment option for your symptoms? As an OB/GYN, I understand every woman

Breast cancer awareness and education, with a twist of lemon.

Fatigue, cramping and mood swings. Could it be Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) or a sign of pregnancy? For a woman attempting to conceive, there are certain symptoms that mimic early pregnancy, especially if you struggle with