All pregnant women need prenatal care. By seeing a health care provider during pregnancy, you are more likely to deliver a healthy baby and reduce your risk of having other serious problems during pregnancy. If you are pregnant, or think you might be, call us for our walk-in times and we would be glad to get you started on your prenatal care.

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Complications of Pregnancy

95% of pregnancies are "normal." That includes nausea, frequent urination, emotional changes, shortness of breath, and heartburn. What "normal" doesn't include are conditions that may cause complications. Read below to find more detailed information on some of the more common occurrences.

Anemia Depression Thyroid Disorders Hyperthyroidism Hypothyroidism Pre-eclampsia Premature Labor