Preeclampsia can develop in pregnant women. What exactly is the condition and how is it treated? Dr. Megan Carmel provides need-to-know information.

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

Pregnant women and their partners often wonder whether sex during pregnancy is safe. We answer common questions related to intimacy during and right after pregnancy.

What foods are safe to eat while pregnant? Are there drinks beyond alcohol that you should avoid? Carrie Mattoon, PA provides insights.

What exactly is the placenta and what can it tell us about a pregnancy? Dr. Bill Fletcher answers key questions and provides insights into what we’ve learned about the placenta during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What changes during pregnancy? The Rochester Regional Health obstetrics and gynecology team offers an in-depth view of the emotional and physical changes to expect.

A go-to guide on exercise during pregnancy including the benefits, which exercises are safe and which should be avoided for pregnant women.

Dr. Louise Caroll discusses the warning signs and symptoms of possible complications during pregnancy – what to watch for, when to call, what to say and more.

Dr. Mroueh, a reproductive endocrinologist and fertility specialist at Rochester Regional Health, provides insights on when to see a fertility doctor, how the infertility treatment process starts and what to expect on your journey.

Experiencing infertility issues or having trouble having a baby can often emotionally draining and can leave the future uncertain. Rochester Regional Health Fertility Care provides a range of treatment options to give patients every opportunity for health, happiness, and successful conception.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women during their reproductive years. Dr. Mohamad S. Mahmoud explains the signs, symptoms, and treatment of the disease.

Information on when to get preventive screenings for common cancers and heart disease from Rochester Regional Health providers.

Having a positive pregnancy test is just the first step in a series of useful assessments to help track your baby’s growth and development.

During Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we're honoring ten women pioneers in healthcare.

Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr. Marcy C. Mulconry weighs in on recent social media claims about the vaccines’ impact on women.

Dr. Rebecca Alicandro, OBGYN, explains how women can recognize signs of cervical cancer, prevention tips, and more.

Here are our dietitian’s top tips for what to eat and drink during pregnancy, as well as common foods and beverages to avoid.

While there may be some mild-to-moderate symptoms such as fever, fatigue, headache, and arm soreness, experts say the vaccines are safe to take.

Dr. Carol Rodriguez says these medications are safe when battling cold, flu, and pain symptoms during pregnancy.

The flu can be a serious illness during pregnancy, but getting your flu shot while pregnant can reduce your risk and severity.

Symptoms and signs of gynecologic cancers to look out for and the steps women can take to prevent the most common types of these cancers.

Expectant mothers may be feeling anxious about labor and delivery and what COVID-19 means for their childbirth experience. Dr. M. Elizabeth Bostock answers your questions.

Ella was diagnosed with pelvic organ prolapse and opted for minimally invasive robotic surgery. It helped give Ella her active lifestyle back.

New technology like Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT) and Vision RT are leading the way as breast cancer treatment options.