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A head-to-head comparison of hormonal and copper intrauterine devices, covering how they work, their unique benefits, side effects, and who each one is best suited for.

A clear, evidence-based comparison of every modern birth control option, organized by effectiveness and lifestyle fit, from IUDs and implants to pills, patches, and natural planning.

From pain-managed IUD insertions to finding the daily pill that works best for you, we offer a full spectrum of modern contraceptive options.

Breast pain is incredibly common and terrifying, but it is rarely a sign of breast cancer. Learn what causes it, how we categorize it, and what you can do to feel better.

When a baby is positioned bottom-down instead of head-down near the end of pregnancy, it is called a breech presentation. Learn about the types of breech, what it means for your delivery, and safe methods to encourage your baby to turn.

Combined hormonal birth control pills use estrogen and progestin to prevent pregnancy with 93% typical-use effectiveness. Learn how they work, their benefits beyond contraception, potential risks, and what to do if you miss a dose.

Heard the term 'echogenic bowel' at your recent ultrasound? Take a deep breath. In the vast majority of cases, this finding is harmless and results in a perfectly healthy baby.

Seeing a 'bright spot' on your baby's heart during an ultrasound is terrifying, but it is not a heart defect. Learn why an EIF is usually a totally harmless, normal variation.

Endometriosis takes an average of 7 years to diagnose. MomDoc provides timely evaluation, evidence-based medical and surgical management, and long-term symptom control.

Pregnancy isn't a medical reason to stop moving. In fact, specific types of exercise can reduce back pain, improve your mood, and even shorten labor. Learn exactly what is safe, what to modify, and when to stop.

Uterine fibroids affect up to 80% of women by age 50. MomDoc offers the full spectrum of treatment, from hormonal management to minimally invasive robotic myomectomy and NovaSure ablation.

Your first gynecology appointment does not have to be scary. This step-by-step guide walks you through what to expect, what to wear, and how MomDoc makes the experience comfortable and pressure-free.

Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is a common bacteria carried by 1 in 4 women. Learn why MomDoc routinely tests for GBS during your third trimester and how simple antibiotics during labor protect your newborn.

Comprehensive GYN care—from managing debilitating period pain to complex surgical resolutions—delivered with the expertise and warmth MomDoc is known for.

HPV is incredibly common and usually harmless, but certain strains can cause cervical cancer. MomDoc follows the latest ACOG screening guidelines to catch changes early, when they are most treatable.

The vast majority of the anxiety surrounding labor comes from the fear of the unknown. Let us remove the mystery. Here is a definitive guide to recognizing the signs of labor, arriving at the hospital, and navigating your delivery.

Following ACOG and USPSTF guidelines, MomDoc securely prescribes a low-dose daily aspirin protocol to help high-risk patients safely prevent preeclampsia.

Hot flashes, brain fog, and exhaustion aren't 'just part of aging.' Get evidence-based hormone therapy and supportive care from Arizona's leading menopause experts.

Mirena is a hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) that provides over 99% effective pregnancy prevention for up to 8 years, while significantly reducing heavy menstrual bleeding.

Hormone-free fertility management using evidence-based Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FABM). Learn to track your body's natural biomarkers to achieve or avoid pregnancy.

Experiencing nausea and vomiting during pregnancy is common but can be disruptive. Discover our step-by-step approach to finding relief, from simple dietary changes to safe medication options.

NovaSure is a safe, one-time, 5-minute procedure performed right in our office that can dramatically lighten or completely stop heavy menstrual bleeding, without the use of hormones.