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COVID-19 Face Mask Recommendations

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Giving Birth During COVID-19

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Telemedicine: Your Questions Answered

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How to Feel Your Best During Your Period

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Know Your Options: Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC)

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Ask a WHT Doctor: Treating Endometriosis

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Perimenopause: The Change No One Told You About

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New State Legislation Covers Diagnostic Mammogram Costs

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Ask a WHT Doctor: Understanding Uterine Bleeding

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10 Things You Should Know About Preconception Checkups

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COVID-19 Face Mask Recommendations

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Women’s Health Texas is working hard to adapt the latest health recommendations to keep our patients and our providers safe. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) now recommends non-medical personnel to wear cloth face masks in public settings where social distancing measures are difficult to maintain, such as grocery stores and pharmacies.

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Giving Birth During COVID-19

Ask a WHT Doctor: Giving Birth During COVID-19

Parents welcoming babies during the COVID-19 pandemic face an unusual new set of challenges, fears, and questions. As your primary ObGyn resource, Women’s Health Texas and its 90 health care providers want you to feel safe and comfortable during this time. We asked Dr. Melodie Zamora of the Institute for Women’s Health to answer some important questions you may have regarding giving birth during COVID-19.

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Telemedicine: Your Questions Answered

We hope that our patients are healthy and sheltering-in-place. As your primary ObGyn resource, Women’s Health Texas and its 90 health care providers want to let you know that you can continue to access us for necessary obstetrical or gynecological services.

While we are not able to do our standard elective annual ObGyn check-ups,

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