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OB/GYNsPhysicians who care for pregnancy, childbirth and the full range of gynecologic health.GynecologistsPhysicians focused on gynecologic exams, conditions and surgery outside of pregnancy.ObstetriciansPhysicians focused on pregnancy, labor and delivery.Maternal-Fetal Medicine SpecialistsHigh-risk pregnancy specialists (perinatologists) for complex pregnancies.Fertility Specialists (REI)Reproductive endocrinologists treating infertility, including IVF and egg freezing.Gynecologic OncologistsSurgeons and physicians who treat ovarian, uterine, cervical and other gynecologic cancers.UrogynecologistsSpecialists in pelvic floor disorders, incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.Complex Family Planning SpecialistsSubspecialists in contraception and complex family planning care.Certified Nurse MidwivesAdvanced-practice nurses providing prenatal, birth, postpartum and well-woman care.MidwivesLicensed midwives providing pregnancy, birth and postpartum care.Women's Health Nurse PractitionersNurse practitioners specializing in gynecologic and reproductive health.OB/GYN Nurse PractitionersNurse practitioners working in obstetrics and gynecology.
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Health guides
Pelvic & Sexual HealthA Teen's First Gynecologist Visit: When to Go and What to ExpectACOG recommends a teen's first gynecologist visit between ages 13 and 15. Most first visits are just a talk, with no pelvic exam. Here's what to expect in NY.Screening & Gynecologic CancerAbnormal Pap Smear Results Explained: ASC-US, LSIL, HSIL and What Comes NextAn abnormal Pap smear rarely means cancer. Learn what ASC-US, LSIL, ASC-H, HSIL and AGC mean, and whether you need a repeat test, colposcopy or treatment.Gynecologic ConditionsAbnormal Uterine Bleeding: Causes, Tests and When to WorryAbnormal uterine bleeding includes heavy, irregular or between-period bleeding. Learn the common causes, what tests to expect and when to see a gynecologist.Birth Control & Family PlanningAbortion Care in New York: Types, Where Care Is Provided and CoverageAbortion care in New York includes medication and procedural options at clinics, hospitals and doctors' offices. Learn how each works and what plans cover.Gynecologic ConditionsAdenomyosis: Symptoms, Diagnosis and TreatmentAdenomyosis causes heavy, painful periods and an enlarged uterus. Learn the symptoms, how it's diagnosed, how it differs from endometriosis and treatments.Fertility & IVFAMH Levels and Ovarian Reserve: What Your Results Really MeanAMH is a blood test that estimates how many eggs remain in your ovaries. It predicts IVF response but not your natural chance of getting pregnant this year.
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