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Now offering vNOTES procedure — an innovative, minimally invasive option for hysterectomies

Now offering vNOTES procedure — an innovative, minimally invasive option for hysterectomies

A new advanced minimally invasive hysterectomy procedure is now available at Western OB/GYN, A Division of Ridgeview Clinics. Providers Rebecca Baudoin, MD, Heidi Edsill, MD, and Andraya Huldeen, MD, offer vaginal natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (vNOTES), the latest in innovative technology.

Midwives—myths, misconceptions and the role they play through birth and beyond

Midwives—myths, misconceptions and the role they play through birth and beyond

For centuries, midwives have provided support and care for pregnant women through the labor and delivery process. When most people think of the term midwife, they tend to relate it to a setting involving an in-home, unmedicated birth. However, certified nurse midwives (CNM) do not facilitate home births,

Which birth control method is right for me?

Which birth control method is right for me?

Women’s contraceptive options go far beyond “the pill.” While many people associate birth control with the prevention of pregnancy, these methods also provide solutions for other health concerns. Gina Edison, FNP-C, Western OB/GYN, A Division of Ridgeview Clinics, shares, “Many patients use birth control for other reasons than preventing pregnancy,

Why it’s important to rebuild your abdominal muscles following pregnancy

Why it’s important to rebuild your abdominal muscles following pregnancy

Whether your baby is six weeks old or six years, you still may be thinking about getting your body back to its pre-baby shape. However, many women suffer from diastasis recti (abdominal separation) following pregnancy which can complicate a full return to exercise and even challenge everyday function. 

Coughing, laughing or sneezing shouldn’t cause peeing

Coughing, laughing or sneezing shouldn’t cause peeing

If you experience leakage every time you cough, laugh, sneeze or jump, you aren’t alone. Urinary incontinence is a common condition both men and women may experience, but most frequently affects women. The chance of developing incontinence increases with age, but is not an inevitable consequence of aging and is NEVER considered normal.

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