Nutrition and meal planning
Safe exercise routines
Regular blood sugar monitoring
Medication or insulin, if needed
Close prenatal monitoring
Preparation for delivery timing
Postpartum follow-up
#TuesdayTip What Pregnant Women with Gestational Diabetes Should Know
If you’ve been diagnosed with gestational diabetes (GDM), don’t worry — with the right plan and support, you can help protect your health and your baby’s. (1/2)
Perimenopause affects millions of women, yet many feel unprepared for the physical and emotional changes that accompany this natural life stage.
At North Pointe OB/GYN, we understand that perimenopause can bring unexpected challenges.
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To the world, you are a mother. To your family, you are the world. ❤️
A gentle reminder of just how meaningful your role truly is. Today and every day, we celebrate you.
Regular OB appointments are more than just check-ins—they’re essential for protecting both mom & baby throughout pregnancy. 💕 These visits allow us to monitor growth, track development, & catch any concerns early.
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Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery uses advanced tools—like cameras & robots—to deliver precise, effective care. From laparoscopic hysterectomies and myomectomies to hysteroscopic procedures, these techniques mean less downtime and quicker healing,
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✨ #TuesdayTip: Calcium isn’t just about strong bones — it’s essential for women’s health at every stage of life. From supporting healthy pregnancies to maintaining bone density and preventing osteoporosis later on, getting enough calcium is key. 🥛🧀🥗
Tonia D. Stevenson, CNM, graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and earned her nurse-midwifery degree from Frontier School of Nurse Midwifery.
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If you’re like most Americans, you probably scroll through your phone at bedtime. Screens emit blue light, which stimulates the brain and makes it more difficult to wind down. But can red hues actually help you get better sleep?
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For most pregnant women, a healthy blood pressure is around 120/80 mmHg or lower. Slight changes are common, but consistently high readings (140/90 mmHg or above) should be checked by your provider, as they may indicate conditions like gestational hypertension or preeclampsia.