Doctor’s Blog

The doctors at CU Medicine OB-GYN East Denver provide COVID-19 vaccine advice for pregnant women, or those considering pregnancy.

Marsha Merry, WHNP-BC, explains how common it is for new mothers to experience postpartum urinary incontinence, and what treatment options we provide.

Urinary incontinence isn’t something to be ashamed of. Many women face it, and with the help of an expert, many women also overcome it.

CU Medicine OB-GYN East Denver (Rocky Mountain) debunks several myths and misconceptions that pregnant women think are true before, during, or after their pregnancy.

Dr. Schneider is taking on women’s health issues at all three levels of advocacy. From local to the national level, she is advocating to improve women’s healthcare rights and health outcomes, particularly regarding maternal mortality.

Dr. Yuko D’Ambrosia partnered with project C.U.R.E. to improve women’s health and lower infant and maternal death rates in underserved countries.

The first gynecology visit for a teen can provide a time to discuss issues, like normal and abnormal menstrual periods, safe sex and birth control options.

The word doula comes from a Greek term meaning “one who serves.” Demystify the role of the doula with these seven things you should know about a doula’s birthing assistance.

Dr. Pitotti discusses the pros and cons of some of the most popular birth control methods. From pills to patches to implants to injections, there is no shortage of choices.

Dr. Richason dispels myths and misconceptions about HPV, cervical cancer, and Pap smears and why an abnormal test result shouldn’t trigger fear and shame in women.