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Introduction - 1/14
Which tests are required and when will they be done? - 2/14
Genetic Testing - 3/14
Who are the support staff? - 4/14
Ultrasound - 5/14
How will I be notified of my test results? - 6/14
What over the counter medications may I safely take? - 7/14
What is a proper diet? - 8/14
Prenatal Care at WomanCare PC
Which tests are required and when will they be done? - 2/14
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What is the definition of the condition? (1/14)
What is the cause of the condition? (2/14)
What are the symptoms of the condition? (3/14)
Can this condition be prevented? (4/14)
What is the prognosis for the condition? (5/14)
What types of doctors will I need to see? (6/14)
What tests might be required? (7/14)
What medications might be required? (8/14)
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What is Pelvic Organ Prolapse? (1/17)
What are some of the symptoms? (2/17)
Can I prevent it from becoming worse? (3/17)
What causes this problem to occur? (4/17)
Is surgery my only option? (5/17)
What type of surgery is necessary to repair the problem? (6/17)
How is the surgery done? (7/17)
How long will I be in the hospital? (8/17)
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Dr Hetal Shah and Peggy Tsevis, MPH, RD, LD - Treating Patients
Dr Shah & Nutritionist Peggy Tsevis, MPH, RD, LD - Dietary Plans
Nutritionist Peggy Tsevis, MPH, RD, LD - LEAP Diet
Dr. Hetal Shah & Functional Medicine
Dr. Hetal Shah & Functional Medicine
Dr Shah & Nutritionist Peggy Tsevis, MPH, RD, LD - Dietary Plans
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What is the procedure? (1/18)
Why is this procedure necessary? (2/18)
How is the procedure performed? (3/18)
What drugs are used during the procedure? (4/18)
What medical devices are used during the procedure? (5/18)
What equipment is used during the procedure? (6/18)
What clinicians/staff are involved in the procedure? (7/18)
What are the alternatives? (8/18)
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How long will I be in the outpatient clinic or hospital? (1/10)
What are the activity restrictions immediately after my procedure? (2/10)
If I have a catheter, what are the instructions specific to managing it? (3/10)
When can I expect to be able to return to work? (4/10)
When may I start driving again? (5/10)
How much pain should I expect? (6/10)
What problems should I watch for? (7/10)
When should I consider going back to the hospital? (8/10)
Postoperative Instructions For TVT (sling) Procedure
What are the activity restrictions immediately after my procedure? (2/10)
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