Many young women may feel uncomfortable about going to a gynecologist, but a trip to the gynecologist should be looked at as other wellness visits benefiting overall health. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends seeing a gynecologist as early as age 13 to establish healthy routines and be knowledgeable about female self-care. […]
As a mom, it’s natural to willingly make sacrifices for your newborn, from losing sleep to not taking the time to see friends. However, the best thing you can do for your newborn is to take care of yourself. Your child needs you to be alert, in a good mood and feeling well mentally and […]
Come October 1, communities around the country will turn pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a good reminder to get screened. According to the American Cancer Society, 1 in 8 women have the probability of developing breast cancer in their lifetime. In addition to screenings or mammograms, maintaining good overall health is important to […]
Each year National Women’s Health and Fitness Day is celebrated on the last Wednesday in September. This year, the special day lands on September 29th. It’s a great excuse to take some time for yourself and to focus on living a healthy lifestyle. Keep in mind, living healthy is not just about physical activity, it’s […]
For women, friendships with girlfriends aren’t just good for the mind, they’re also good for the body. Women are empowered physically and mentally by their bonds with other women. Girlfriends lend an ear when times are tough. When advice is needed without criticism or judgment, a girlfriend can be the biggest support. Even […]
Did you know that Cheyenne OBGYN is a proud partner of the Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative? For many years, Cheyenne OBGYN has joined forces with the WBCI to make breast cancer prevention more accessible in rural Wyoming. The Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative was established in 2016 and has been at the forefront of creating easier […]
It’s always necessary to take care of your health, but if you’re planning on having a baby, there are important steps to take in order to protect the health of both yourself and your future newborn. Preconception health refers to a woman’s health before she becomes pregnant. By being proactive with your health planning, you […]
Postpartum depression is a common but serious condition. Many parents may want to deny it because it’s not what they expected after the birth of a child. However, it does occur—in mothers and fathers alike. Postpartum depression might occur because the childbirth experience didn’t live up to expectations, or simply due to the fact that […]
An estimated 10 million people age 50 years and over in the United States have osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is a disease that causes a person’s bones to become thin and weak, resulting in a higher likelihood of fracture. The illness affects more women than men due to decreasing testosterone levels in the female aging process. As […]
Your family genes give you more than just your physical looks. You may have your mom’s blue eyes, but if your mom has a health condition, she may have also passed on an increased risk of you getting that same condition. Many health issues such as heart disease, diabetes and cancer tend to be passed along to children and even grandchildren. It’s important to become familiar with your […]
Proud Partners of the Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative
