FAQS

*Disclaimer: the following Q/A' s are general medical advice and does not replace actually seeing your physician. All pregnancy advice is only for normal, routine, and uncomplicated pregnancies.

Q: When should I first see a gynecologist?

A: When you're thinking of becoming sexually active or when you are experiencing any problems or concerns.

Q: What is the difference between an obstetrician and a gynecologist?

A: Today, they are generally the same doctor and the training is combined. Obstetrics involves the care of the pregnant mother and delivery of the baby. Gynecology refers to treatment of the female reproductive tract throughout life.

Q: When do you ovulate?

A: You'll start to notice signs that you're fertile about five days before you ovulate. Ovulation usually occurs between 12 and 14 days before your period starts (Fehring et al 2006). This is an average, so it could be a couple of days earlier or later. For example, say you have a regular 28-day menstrual cyce. Link to Online Ovulation Calculator .

Q: How far along am I?

A: Link to Calculator to Figure Out How Far Along You Are