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Obstetrics Care at Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery
Obstetrics care is an essential part of women’s health when you become pregnant and go through the labor and delivery process. Schedule a visit with Mile High’s obstetricians today.
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Ultrasounds are useful in detecting and diagnosing a number of women’s health problems or monitoring a baby during pregnancy. They are a non-invasive tool that involves using sound waves to produce pictures of the inside of your body. It is a low-risk procedure.
All About Obstetrics
Pregnancy and childbirth can be some of the most enlightening and rewarding times a woman can experience. However, it does have its challenges and stressors. Throughout your pregnancy and afterward, monitoring your health should be a main focus. Finding quality obstetric care is the first step to ensuring that you have as healthy of a pregnancy as possible. Obstetric care includes:
- Getting a regular check-up to monitor your and your baby’s health
- A thorough analysis of your health history
- Diagnose and treat any pregnancy-related health problems
- Monitor any existing health conditions you have or medications you are taking
- Supporting you through your labor, the delivery, and afterward
The obstetricians at Mile High will be by your side from the moment you become a patient at one of our facilities. Because pregnancy is such a sensitive process, we make sure that all of your health needs are taken care of. We believe in comprehensive, holistic care, meaning we leave no questions unanswered when it comes to your health.
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What are Delivery Services?
According to the CDC, there were 3.6 million births in the United States in 2020 – with numbers only increasing since then. If you are one of the women who are pregnant right now, it’s time to start planning for your delivery. Here are a few things you should plan for:
- Who you want in the delivery room
- Whether you want a home or hospital birth
- If you want to take any pain medication or have an epidural during the birth
- How you would like to deliver the placenta
At Mile High, we work with you to create a delivery plan that works best for you. Our staff provides compassionate care for both mothers, babies, and their support system through the entire delivery.
There are three types of ways you can deliver a baby:
- Vaginal Birth: Also known as “natural” childbirth, this is where the baby is delivered through the vagina. You can take pain medication or have an epidural for pain management, or choose to be completely unmedicated. Births without medical intervention are called “natural births.”
- Cesarean Birth: C-sections is a surgical procedure that involves delivering a baby through an incision in the lower stomach, exposing the uterus.
- Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC): If you have given birth via c-section before but have a vagianl birth for your next pregnancy, the delivery would be considered a VBAC.
Why Get Treated at Mile High OBGYN + Midwifery?
Delivering your baby will likely be one of the most special moments of your life. The obstetric providers at Mile High understand the importance of making sure you are comfortable and confident during your delivery.
From the first visit, the providers at Mile High will work with you and anyone else involved in your healthcare journey to find the best treatment for you. We have worked hard to create a safe, caring, and private space for you to receive top of the line care.
Each of our providers are highly trained in the treatments we offer, meaning each staff member or medical professional you come in contact with is an expert in what they do. Your health is our top priority, and we are committed to respecting your wishes for treatment and providing you with the safest and most innovative care available.
Do you still have questions about labor and delivery?
Infection, bleeding, embolisms, oxygen deprivation, perineal tears, or other complications are some of the risks with delivery. However, most of these are rare.
An epidural is a local anesthetic injected into the spine that relieves pain in the lower extremities.
Your pregnancy management team will work with you from the time you have access to services, ensuring that your delivery plan is set in stone.
