Exploring fertility after 35 is a journey marked by unique considerations. As the biological clock ticks, those seeking conception beyond this age encounter a distinctive path requiring insight and proactive choices. This guide delves into the fertility landscape...
Welcoming a new life into the world is a miraculous journey filled with joy, but it's essential to acknowledge the mental health challenges that can accompany pregnancy. Remember to prioritize your well-being as you nurture the precious life growing within. This blog...
Fertility awareness is not just about tracking cycles. It's understanding your menstrual cycle and embracing the unique rhythm of your body on the path to motherhood. Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle: Your Monthly Compass Fertility begins with understanding the...
The food we eat can impact our physical health and our emotional well-being. At Creekside Center for Women, understanding the connection between nutrition and hormonal balance is key to achieving women's health. So, grab a fork and dive into "Eating for Emotional...
Dealing with GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease) during pregnancy? You're not alone. Let's dive into effective ways to manage GERD during pregnancy and find relief from acid reflux for moms-to-be. Understanding GERD During Pregnancy GERD during pregnancy can be...
In honor of National Breastfeeding Month, let's take a moment to shed light on the common breastfeeding challenges that new mothers may encounter. Breastfeeding Challenges: Solutions for Common Issues Breastfeeding is a beautiful and natural process that provides...
Breastfeeding has many benefits for the mother and the baby. However, one common concern among mothers is, "Does breastfeeding make breasts sag?" Does Breastfeeding Make Breasts Sag? It is a common misconception that breastfeeding make breasts sag. While pregnancy and...
You’ve planned for as many things as possible for this pregnancy, but have you considered the dangers of cold weather during pregnancy? The winter months can bring unique challenges to pregnant women. While there is no need to panic, being aware of the potential...
Sex is a natural, normal part of pregnancy and good for you and the baby. Pregnancy sex (penetration and intercourse’s movement) won't harm the baby. The amniotic sac’s fluid also cushions your baby. Pregnancy Sex How you feel about sex during pregnancy is different...
How will you feed your baby? Most pregnant women have thought this question by 28-32 weeks. If you’ve decided breastfeeding is for you or you still have questions, make plans to discuss options with your OB/GYN. In the meantime, here are some top things your...
Whether you’re looking for preventive screenings, family planning advice, or help to manage menopausal symptoms, Creekside Center for Women can provide the support and resources needed to keep your body healthy and strong.
Dr. Kent Mason
Dr. Ashley Mason
Dr. Greg Reiter
Dr. Darrin Cunningham
Dr. Michael Clouatre
Dr. Curtis J. Boyd
At Creekside Center for Women, we understand the importance of women’s health and are dedicated to providing excellence in every aspect of care.
With our obstetric services before and during pregnancy, you’ll meet with your doctor to maintain your physical and mental well-being, prevent pre-term delivery, anticipate difficulties and complications at delivery, and assist you (and your partner) in preparation for parenting.
We strive to make the process clear, easy, and patient-focused. Take some time to review the patient information, forms, and blog to stay informed. And as always, call us with any questions you have!
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