The High Risk Pregnancy Center (HRPC), Nevada’s leading maternal-fetal medicine practice, is pleased to welcome Staci Connolly, MS, Genetic Counselor, to its Reno team. For more than 20 years, HRPC has been committed to delivering compassionate, evidence-based care to women experiencing high-risk pregnancies. With the addition of Ms. Connolly, the practice continues to strengthen its…
DetailsWhat Is PMS? Premenstrual syndrome is a group of symptoms that occur in the luteal phase, one to two weeks before your menstrual period starts. These symptoms usually go away once your period begins or shortly afterward. PMS is linked to hormonal fluctuations that occur naturally during your menstrual cycle. Most women of reproductive age…
DetailsWhen you’re expecting, it seems like everyone has advice about what you should and shouldn’t eat. From old wives’ tales to well-meaning social media posts, it can be hard to know what’s fact and what’s fiction. One minute, someone says you can’t have a single sip of coffee. The next, you’re told sushi is totally…
DetailsPregnancy is a time of significant change for your body, and one of the most important aspects of prenatal care is monitoring your blood pressure. While some changes in blood pressure can be normal, consistently high readings during pregnancy may signal gestational hypertension. This condition affects both mother and baby, and recognizing it early is…
DetailsIf you’re managing a high-risk pregnancy, you’re probably paying close attention to how you are feeling day to day. When you’re already facing elevated health risks, even minor symptoms can raise important questions. Should you call your provider? Is this normal? Am I overreacting? Why High-Risk Pregnancies Need Closer Monitoring Every pregnancy is unique, but…
DetailsIf you’ve ever had a yeast infection, you know how uncomfortable it can be. But if you’re dealing with yeast infections that keep coming back, it can start to affect your daily life, confidence, and overall health. What Is a Yeast Infection? A vaginal yeast infection is an overgrowth of Candida, a type of fungus…
DetailsIf you’ve ever felt a burning sensation when you urinate, or experienced itching and discomfort in the vaginal area, you might have wondered: Is this a urinary tract infection (UTI), a yeast infection, or something else entirely? UTIs and yeast infections are two of the most common reasons women visit their OB/GYN. While they both…
DetailsUrinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common concern for many women. In fact, more than half of all women will experience at least one UTI in their lifetime. While a single infection can usually be treated easily with antibiotics, some women experience recurrent or chronic UTIs that keep coming back, sometimes just weeks after treatment.…
DetailsIf you’re pregnant and managing a chronic health condition, chances are you’re taking at least one medication. But pregnancy often brings up new questions and concerns, especially when you’re considered high risk. Is your medication safe for the baby? Should you stop taking it? Could it be replaced with something else? Whether you’re dealing with…
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