Mobile Bay Ob-Gyn Center

11/06/2025

From navigating pregnancy with a toddler to promoting independence in older siblings and managing the emotions that come with growing a family, Infirmary Health offers thoughtful advice to expecting parents.

Read the Bump & Beyond blog below.

Here Comes Baby No. 2! Infirmary Health’s Bump & Beyond blog series is written by childbirth educator Sarah Mallonee, BSN, RN, CPST. In this post, Sarah shares her personal and professional insights as she prepares to welcome her second child. From navigating pregnancy with a toddler to promoting ...

11/02/2025

Did you know your hormones play a big role in bone health?
As estrogen levels naturally decrease during menopause, your bones can lose calcium faster, making them more fragile over time.

But you can take action now to keep them strong:
🦴 Eat calcium-rich foods like yogurt, leafy greens, and almonds.
🏃‍♀️ Add weight-bearing exercise to your routine.
💊 Ask your OB-GYN about vitamin D, calcium, and bone density screenings.

Every stage of life deserves strength — inside and out.

10/29/2025

Perimenopause is the transition time before menopause and it can start earlier than you might think.
Many women begin noticing changes in their 40s (sometimes even mid-30s), but not everyone recognizes them as hormonal shifts.

Common symptoms include:
• Irregular periods
• Night sweats or hot flashes
• Mood changes or anxiety
• Changes in sleep and focus

If you’re noticing new changes in your cycle or how you feel, reach out your OB-GYN. You’re not alone, and there’s help for every stage.

10/24/2025

Laurie Repoll, physical therapist, explains the importance of pelvic floor therapy, common conditions it can help, and treatment options to restore confidence.

Audio version available now:

(https://support.doctorpodcasting.com/media/k2/items/cache/4f09a7c62c802684ab9020e9385e1aa6_Generic.jpg) Laurie Repoll, physical therapist, explains the impo...

10/18/2025

Even if you feel perfectly fine, your annual OB-GYN visit is one of the most important things you can do for your long-term health.

🩺 Your annual (well-woman) exam includes:
• Screenings like Pap tests and breast exams
• Birth control, fertility, or menopause discussions
• Health goal check-ins — lifestyle, stress, or sleep
• Preventive care to catch silent issues before they cause symptoms

Did you know?
Cervical cancer screening recommendations have changed over the past few years, but you should still see your OB-GYN every year for a full wellness visit to stay proactive and personalize your care.

If you ever have symptoms like pain, irregular bleeding, or irritation, that becomes a problem visit, where we focus on finding and treating the cause.

At Mobile Bay OB-GYN Center, we’re here to help you stay healthy and not just when something’s wrong, but all year long.

10/16/2025

Dr. Morrison had the honor of delivering Nurse Amerie’s daughter into the world. A beautiful reminder of the trust families place in our team. 💗

It’s moments like these that make our work so special. Congratulations to Amerie and her family on their new arrival! 🌟👶

10/15/2025

October is Safe Sleep and SIDS Awareness Month

To keep your baby safe, always lay them on their back to sleep, use a firm crib, and keep it clear of blankets and toys. 💙

Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wWE8D

10/14/2025

💙 Infirmary Health Observes Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness ❤️

We pause to honor the lives of babies lost during pregnancy and infancy.

Infirmary Health is committed to supporting families through these difficult times with care, compassion, and understanding.

10/13/2025

We are so grateful for these three amazing sonographers who take such great care of our patients.

10/08/2025

Did you know that the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists recommends screening mammography starting at age 40 for women at average risk?

Starting early helps detect changes before symptoms appear. If you have a family history or known genetic risk, talking with your doctor about a risk assessment and possible genetic screening gives you even more control over your health.

Let’s lift each other up by making breast health a priority. Schedule that check, talk to your loved ones, share the knowledge. Caring for your body is one of the kindest gifts you can give yourself.

Share this to remind someone you care: your health matters.

10/06/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

According to ACOG, women at average risk should be offered mammographic screening yearly starting at age 40. Early detection works because it allows for more treatment options and better outcomes.

Because every woman’s story is unique, the best screening schedule is one you and your doctor decide together. Make sure you are keeping up with annual screening exams and mammograms, and give us a call to schedule an appointment.

10/06/2025

🩺Preventative Health Screenings: When Was Your Last Well-Visit? | Healthy Her Blog Series🌿

Preventive care is more than just a checkup—it’s your first line of defense against chronic disease. Infirmary Health’s Healthy Her Blog reminds us that regular visits with your primary care provider can help catch health issues early, when they’re easier to treat.

Read more: https://brnw.ch/21wWoch