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OB-GYN and Family Medicine can complete preventive health exams for women. So when do you see an OB-GYN and when should you see a family medicine professional?

Virtual prenatal care enables you to take an active role with a unique experience from Mayo Clinic OB Nest. Find out if this program is a good fit for your pregnancy journey.

During her second pregnancy, Briana Rachick worked full time while organizing a hectic household and chasing around her 3-year-old. She enrolled in Mayo Clinic OB Nest for a more convenient and time...

Molly Slama's pregnancy was considered high risk because of previous miscarriages. But she discovered the obstetrics nursing experience of nurse-midwives, in addition to caring for women through all a...

One expectant mother’s birth plan communicated her wishes for a natural birth to her care team. And they delivered. Twice.

Women with urinary incontinence often think it’s untreatable and something they have to learn to live with. Thankfully, this is not the case, and there are many options to treating urinary incontinenc...

Sam and Erin Fisher, like all new parents, are looking forward to celebrating their daughter’s first birthday. But the day will carry extra significance for the Eau Claire couple because they kn...

A month before her due date, Mary Beth Delong was rushed to the hospital to deliver her baby. When baby Reuben was born not breathing, the OB-GYN team in Eau Claire connected with Mayo Clinic experts...

Two couples share their stories about infertility and how an OB-GYN helped them on their journeys to have a baby.

It's hard to ignore when things are feeling a little off "down there." Learn about six factors that can contribute to bacterial vaginosis.