Being pregnant is something that many women want for themselves. They want to start a family and do so in a way that ensures the health and safety of their baby. Rather than embark on the journey alone, they consult their OBGYN for tips on making themselves more fertile. One option is to get off…
When you’re pregnant, your body’s needs change. You are no longer eating for one. Every substance you intake affects the life of your unborn child. That’s why it’s important to start developing healthy habits early in your first trimester. That way, you’ve got plenty of time for the changes to stick and become a part…
February is International Prenatal Infection Month. The yearly initiative aims to make mothers aware of the dangers of prenatal infections and encourage them to seek prenatal care through a trusted OBGYN. Taking preventative measures to protect infants from illness while in the womb is the priority of Dr. Ahmadinia of OBGYN High Desert. Types of…
Now that you’re pregnant, you’re going to be eating for two. Your old diet simply won’t do. That’s why you’ll want to take note of what Dr. Ahmadinia recommends when you visit OBGYN High Desert. Address Nutritional Deficiencies He’ll help you come up with a plan that helps increase the likelihood of you having a…
January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Do you know how it affects you? If you’re a woman who wants to give birth to a healthy baby, you’ll want to know how to prevent birth defects from occurring. By taking action today, you lessen the risks that cause developmental problems in your newborn. Common Types…