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OGA physicians will not be on OB call March 6–7 (until noon). For urgent concerns or labor, please go directly to St. Luke’s Meridian. Call 208-888-0909 with questions.

FAQ

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Obstetrics Questions

What is the advantage of your team-based approach?
When should I go to the hospital?
Where do I get to have my baby?
Why did you choose to work in OB?
What home-based remedies are good for morning sickness?
What are the signs I'm going into labor?
Will you deliver my baby?
Why don't you offer an ultrasound scan on every OB visit?
What advice do you have about the Zika Virus?
What is robotic surgery?
What is Laparoscopic Hysterectomy?
What is Miscarriage?
What is it like to have a C-section?
When Should I First See an OBGYN?
Breastfeeding Information
Family Medicine Information
 

Visit our Obstetrical Services page for more answers to frequently asked questions.

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Gynecology Questions

When should a young woman make her first visit to a GYN?
What is Perimenopause/Menopause?
What types of hysterectomy are there?
What are the signs of perimenopause?
Can pelvic and sexual pain be treated?
What is Labiaplasty?
What is Urinary Incontience?
Ovarian Cysts
Prolapse
Pelvic Wellness Specialty Clinic
Ovarian Cysts
What is Perimenopause/Menopause?

Visit our Gynecological Services page for more answers to frequently asked questions.

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Make an Appointment

These FAQs are provided for your information. They should not take the place of regular healthcare appointments or personalized consultations from our staff. If you have questions or concerns about your health please contact our on-call nurse at (208) 888-0909.

In the event of a medical emergency, always dial 911 first.