Our San Antonio OBGYNs provide attentive obstetrics care

During your pregnancy, Legacy Women’s Health OBGYN physicians offer complete obstetrics care. Obstetricians are specialists who care for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. Obstetrics is a critical field of medicine, as it involves the care of both the mother and the baby, ensuring that both remain healthy throughout the entire pregnancy and childbirth process.

The Role of Obstetrics

OBGYNs play a critical role in the care of pregnant women. They work closely with their patients to ensure that both the mother and baby remain healthy throughout the pregnancy and childbirth process. Our San Antonio OBGYNs perform regular checkups and tests, monitor the growth and development of the fetus, and provide guidance and support for women as they prepare for childbirth.

Our San Antonio OBGYNs understand the importance of prenatal care

During prenatal care, Legacy Women’s Health physicians monitor the health of both the mother and the baby, perform regular checkups, and identify any potential issues or concerns. Prenatal care also includes counseling and guidance for pregnant women, such as nutrition and exercise recommendations and preparation for childbirth.

About childbirth

Childbirth is the culmination of the pregnancy process and is the most critical stage of obstetrics. Our San Antonio OBGYN physicians are responsible for ensuring that childbirth is safe and healthy for both the mother and the baby. They monitor the mother’s progress during labor, help to manage pain, and intervene if necessary to ensure a safe delivery.

Prenatal care, childbirth, and postpartum care are all critical aspects of obstetrics, and women should seek out the care of a qualified OBGYN to ensure the best possible outcome for themselves and their babies. With our San Antonio OBGYNs, you and your baby are in good hands.

For more information about pregnancy care, contact us.

Questions for Your First OB Visit

Starting prenatal care: Come prepared with questions for your first OB visit

Your first visit to the OBGYN after discovering you are pregnant is exciting. You will likely have many questions for your first OB visit, and because there is a lot to know about pregnancy care, our San Antonio OBGYNs will provide a lot of information.

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Hormone Imbalance

Do I have a hormone imbalance?

Hormones are chemical messengers that tell your body what to do and when to do it. Produced in the endocrine glands, hormones travel through your bloodstream to your organs, skin, muscles and other tissue. Hormones control major processes in the body, including metabolism, reproduction, growth and development, and sexual function.

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Types of Screening Mammograms

What Women Should Know About 2D and 3D Screening Mammograms

Let’s face it, you probably won’t ever “enjoy” your annual screening mammograms for breast cancer, but they are critical for early detection. Our San Antonio OBGYNs and staff encourage women with an average risk for breast cancer to start having yearly mammograms at age 40.

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