Jon Carter

Spicing things up in the bedroom can have consequences, and an exhausted on-call Ob/Gyn can attest to that.

The term "dense breasts" often leaves patients confused about what it really means to have dense breasts.

Blame autocorrect for misinformation related to an IUD, or intrauterine device.

Will this be the home pregnancy test of the future?

Charging by the pound is great for produce but not so great for babies.

Even in a surgical setting, 3D technology can draw a crowd.

Cartoon: Changes in hormone levels aren't the only cause of sleep disturbances in menopausal and postmenopausal women.

The request that makes every woman who's given birth and had an epidural for pain management chuckle-eventually.

An annual exam, a road, and good intentions--sound familiar?

The good news is that Santa isn't pregnant. The bad news is that he may need to switch to reindeer food.

For those who focus so much on getting through the pregnancy that they forget to prepare for when baby comes home.

This cartoon highlights priorities, and what no OB wants-a third patient.

Here's an example of what you don't see in your office; pregnancy pillows can be tricky!

For patients who have no adverse effects from anesthesia, who says there are no palatable post-surgical food options?

New technology-inspiring jealousy and one-upmanship everywhere. (Who said pregnant women weren't competitive?)

How's this for a unique way to offer certain fertility benefits as an employee incentive?

There are all kinds of babies in this world.

Mid-life changes: you never know what menopause may bring.

Okay, so the last choice isn't really an option, but you get the picture when it comes to the variety of ultrasound imaging.

Here's one way to attract new patients from a younger demographic.

How's this for wishful thinking to explain an extremely active fetus?

As if a new baby wasn't exciting enough...