You’ve probably heard that a typical pregnancy is 40 weeks, or approximately 9 months long. If you’re pregnant and deliver at 37 weeks or later, you’re considered to have had a full-term pregnancy that allowed your baby the maximum amount of time to develop in your uterus. If you deliver your baby before 37 weeks,…
DetailsIn recognition of his constant contributions to maternal-fetal medicine, Dr. Brian Iriye has been awarded the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award by the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM). This honor celebrates Dr. Iriye’s exceptional dedication and pioneering work, marking a significant milestone in a career dedicated to improving outcomes for high-risk pregnancies. Throughout his career, Dr.…
DetailsMenopause is a natural process that all women experience throughout their lives -usually during their late forties and fifties. Menopause is defined as the time when a woman has not had a period for twelve consecutive months. However, the entire process of menopause and perimenopause can last for a few years and, for some women,…
DetailsPregnancy is an exciting journey that at times can bring forth a few worries and concerns. When a pregnancy is classified as high-risk, it is not uncommon for these worries and concerns to get magnified. So finding ways to manage the extra stress and anxiety is an important part of staying healthy over the course…
DetailsThe prospect of parenthood is exciting, and whether you’re actively trying to conceive or are considering pregnancy in the near future, it’s important to do a little bit of housekeeping -the pre-pregnancy type of housekeeping. Usually, this means making sure that you’re on prenatal supplements, avoiding alcohol, and staying healthy. But it also means seeing…
DetailsDuring pregnancy the body will undergo a number of changes that physically prepare it for the labouring process. As the baby grows, your ligaments and joints will soften and your body posture will change as your center of gravity shifts. Some of these changes may result in back pain. Back pain in pregnancy is extremely…
DetailsPolycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a common medical condition experienced by an estimated 5 million women across the United States. However, many women are still unfamiliar with the condition, including its symptoms, diagnosis, and management. It is not uncommon for many women to find out they have polycystic ovarian syndrome in their 20s or 30s…
DetailsHigh Risk Pregnancy Center triumphs with the #1 spot in Women’s Health for 2024 in Nevada, as part of Castle Connolly’s new Accolades and Top Doctor awards. High Risk Pregnancy Center has been named the number one practice in Women’s Health for 2024 in Nevada, announced as part of the prestigious Castle Connolly Accolades. This…
DetailsWhat Is a Well-Woman Exam? A well-woman examination is a yearly preventative health exam for women of all ages. The exam is meant to be preventative, aiming to help spot any potential medical issues early on. Making time for a well-woman check-up is a proactive step towards prioritizing your health and ensuring you stay on…
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