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There's a lot on your mind before you welcome your new arrival, and we are here to answer any/all questions you may have. We've collated FAQs we hear often and pulled together articles that cover a large swath of prenatal and antenatal situations and concerns. We cannot wait to help you welcome your new addition! 

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Pre and Postpartum Articles

The Best Ways to Prevent and Treat Melasma

Often called ‘the mask of pregnancy’, melasma mostly happens to women and leads them to seek help from a dermatologist. Learn how to recognize melasma and how to treat it.

How Menopause Changes Your Skin

Menopause changes many things about a woman’s body – including her skin. Beth Lertzman, MD, explains some of the changes to look for and how to be ready for them.

The Best Vitamins and Supplements for Women

The majority of women in the U.S. take vitamins and supplements to stay healthy. But which ones are the most helpful? Mei-Hui Wang, MD, weighs in.

HRT During Menopause

Hot flashes, disrupted sleep, and other symptoms can make the journey to menopause very challenging. Maureen Slattery, MD, explains how hormone replacement therapy can make it easier.

Treating Postpartum Anxiety

An estimated 10-20 percent of women who give birth develop anxiety afterward. Jennifer Richman, MD, describes how to recognize postpartum anxiety and how to relieve it.

How to Tell if You Have Postpartum Depression

Rochester Regional Health obstetrician and gynecologist Dr. Sandy Perry explains the symptoms and how to get help. y Perry explains the symptoms and how to get help.

How Doulas and Midwives Help with Childbirth and Beyond

Midwives and doulas are integral parts of many families’ birth experiences. Beyond their role in childbirth, these health care professionals provide support and care in many different ways.

Knowing the Signs of Perimenopause

All women go through perimenopause at some point in their lives. Recognizing the signs can help people find relief from their symptoms more quickly. Stephanie Bousquet, MD, explains what to look for and what the next steps for treatment might look like.

Common STIs For Women

Sexually transmitted infections, also called sexually transmitted diseases, affect millions of people each year. Learn which ones are more common for women – and how to prevent them.

Getting Birth Control Over The Counter: What to Know

The FDA recently announced a new form of birth control is now available for over-the-counter purchase. Rebecca Alicandro, MD, explains how it works and why it is so important.

Getting A Risk Assessment for Breast Cancer

Learning your personal level of risk for developing breast cancer can be critical to identifying cancer before it becomes aggressive. We explain how risk assessments work and where you can find one.

Rochester Regional Health Opens Women-Focused Health & Wellness Center

The first-of-its-kind Center in the Finger Lakes Region and Western New York delivers personalized care for women.

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