If you’ve recently welcomed a baby, birth control might be the last thing on your mind. But fertility can return before your first postpartum period,
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Myomectomy vs. Hysterectomy: Which Fibroid Treatment Is Right for You?
Uterine fibroids are common, but that doesn’t make them easy to live with. Every woman’s fibroid experience is unique, and some have heavy bleeding,
Birmingham OB/Gyn’s Dr. Ronald Orso Named 2026 Lifetime Achievement Honoree by Birmingham Business Journal
Birmingham Obstetrics & Gynecology is proud to announce that Dr. Ronald Orso has been selected as a 2026 Lifetime Achievement honoree by the Birmingham Business Journal as part of its Leadership in Health Care Awards.
What Screenings Are Included in a Well-Woman Exam?
A well-woman exam is an important part of every woman’s preventive healthcare regimen. Rather than just seeking care when you have symptoms,
Why Are My Periods Suddenly So Heavy?
Over time, we come to develop an understanding of what a “normal period” means for us. Some women have light periods with next-to-no symptoms,
Pelvic Changes in Your 40s No One Talks About
Your 40s can bring many changes to your body, and while topics like weight gain, muscle loss, and thinning hair often get attention,
Trussville Women’s Health Center | Birmingham OB/Gyn
Expanded location will bring comprehensive women’s healthcare—including screening mammography, ultrasound, laboratory services, and expanded obstetrical care—closer to home for women across eastern Jefferson,
Birmingham OB/Gyn Launches New Mammography Program to Help Identify Heart Disease Risk in Women
New “Mammo with Heart” screening provides breast and heart health insights during a routine mammogram Birmingham OB/Gyn, in partnership with Onsite Women’s Health,
How Stress Can Quietly Affect Your Reproductive Health
Whether it’s positive (like starting a new job) or negative (such as dealing with illness), stress shows up in everyone’s life.
Early Signs Your Body May Be Prepping for Pregnancy
If you’re trying to conceive, the days after ovulation (often called the “two-week wait”) can feel especially long. It’s also when many women start paying closer attention to small changes in their bodies.