Discover why search engines and AI tools like ChatGPT often give misleading, anxiety-inducing answers—and what you actually need instead: reliable, evidence-based guidance from a board-certified OB-GYN.

Discover why search engines and AI tools like ChatGPT often give misleading, anxiety-inducing answers—and what you actually need instead: reliable, evidence-based guidance from a board-certified OB-GYN.

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As both a doctor and a mom who’s been through three pregnancies, I know firsthand how miserable it feels to be sick while pregnant. That stuffy nose, the persistent cough, and the general discomfort feel even worse when you’re already navigating the challenges of pregnancy.

As both an OB-GYN and a mother of three, I intimately understand the weight of every pregnancy decision. The endless late-night Google searches, the anxiety about making the “perfect” choice, the overwhelming responsibility of growing a healthy human – I’ve been there, both personally and professionally.

As both a board-certified OB-GYN and mom of three, I can predict about 70-100% of what you’ll be anxious about during your pregnancy. And here’s what I’ve learned after years of practicing medicine and having my own babies: if we can predict something, we can prevent it.

As an OBGYN who’s been through three births myself, I’ve experienced labor from both sides of the delivery bed. Whether this is your first birth experience or you’re a seasoned mom heading into your fourth delivery, these evidence-based tips combine medical expertise with real-mom experience.

As both an OBGYN and a mom of three, I deeply understand the worry that comes with every new sensation during pregnancy. Let’s talk about what’s normal and when you should reach out to your healthcare provider – because peace of mind matters!