University Ob/Gyn Associates

Merry Christmas from all of us at University OBGYN Associates! Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful season!

If you're a parent-to-be, you should understand that the goal of newborn screenings is to detect conditions for which very early intervention can significantly change long-term outcomes. The list of conditions covered by newborn screenings is ever expanding, which is why we highly encourage parents to never take it for granted. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3mtjZ95

Worried about your pregnancy or the development of your baby? You can now put those worries aside, as we have specialists who have advanced training and experience managing complicated pregnancies. Take a little time to get to know our maternal and fetal medicine specialists: https://bit.ly/3fUGMII

#Didyouknow that our Regional Perinatal Center at Upstate is the only high-risk OB service in central New York? Our doctors work to keep you and your baby safe while doing their best to honor your birth plan wishes. Call us at (315) 464-5162 for more information. https://bit.ly/2XO0wYB

December 1 is World AIDS Day. This is the time when people around the world unite to show support for those living with and affected by HIV and to remember those who lost their lives to AIDS. https://bit.ly/2UsI97D

Are you pregnant and craving for food you never even liked before? Here is everything you need to know about pregnancy cravings: why they happen, what types of food pregnant women tend to crave, and when these cravings become something you should be concerned about. https://bit.ly/2J3KByN

Happy Thanksgiving! Have a great holiday!

When you're pregnant, it can be understandably hard to figure out the things you exactly need to buy for a healthy, comfortable pregnancy. Here is a list to help you determine the things that you need to buy to get you through your pregnancy with ease and comfort. https://bit.ly/2N5IrxE

At Upstate Medical University and University OB/GYN Associates, we understand how IVF can be financially and emotionally taxing on you. We have a staff of highly skilled professionals to guide you throughout the process and help you achieve a healthy pregnancy and baby. https://bit.ly/2ZBQTc8

At the Upstate Medical University OB department, we have helped thousands of women safely deliver healthy babies even out of high-risk pregnancies. Here is a comprehensive list of our obstetrical services. https://bit.ly/2Txd0ls

Aside from going for regular breast exams, there are other things you can do to keep your breasts healthy, and ultimately, lower your risk of breast cancer. https://bit.ly/2YXRHbJ

October is a Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Also referred to in America as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this is a yearly campaign done to spread the awareness of this deadly disease. https://bit.ly/2p4ClVh

Today is World Heart Day 2020! World Heart Day is a global campaign during which individuals, families, communities, and governments around the world participate in activities to take charge of their heart health and that of others. https://bit.ly/2Tosvso

Endometriosis and IBS share the symptoms of abdominal pain and cramps, so how do you know which condition you have? Learn more: https://bit.ly/3iWSXFk

Most people don't notice signs and symptoms until ovarian cancer has progressed, but there are some that can arise early on. Learn more. https://bit.ly/2UriH0I

For a successful doctor visit, you should ask your doctor the right questions. If you’re unsure about what to discuss with an OB/GYN, here are 10 questions you should ask when going in for your first visit. https://bit.ly/2YgDyHU

Happy Labor Day from the team at University OB/GYN Associates!

Prenatal care is dispensed during scheduled visits throughout your pregnancy and involves your physician keeping track of your health and symptoms as well as checking in on the development of the baby. Here is what to expect during prenatal care. https://bit.ly/3aGjovS

Let us work together to ensure you have a happy and healthy pregnancy. To make an appointment, please call (315) 464-5162 or request an appointment online. https://bit.ly/3fRxbS5

What is fertility? What does it take to get pregnant? What happens if you have a fertility problem? Learn more: https://bit.ly/3hkH9vJ

Learn about the difference between a benign or non-cancerous breast lump and a cancerous one, including potential symptoms and diagnosis. https://bit.ly/30Ak5Cs