ObGyn Care Orlando Women’s Health & Medspa

11/13/2025

Our talented staff and crew on a well-deserved staff outing to Epcot

11/12/2025

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11/11/2025

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11/11/2025

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It’s about time…! Although there still is some minor controversies about some specifics it’s been well known for sometime that women and men benefit greatly from the proper use of bio-identical hormones, especially in the areas of sexual health and wellness, anti-aging, and overall well-being. It was a decade and a half at least of disservice (after the original and faulted WHO study) to a lot of women who suffered through horrible menopausal and perimenopausal  symptoms because of inaccurate warninga and over aggressive, academic gurus who had no clinical or real life experience.

10/31/2025

A little spooky fun for the Halloween work week from the OBGYN office! Have a howling good time tonight and stay safe!! (Thanks to Shauna for conjuring up this video production)

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween Stay safe and have fun

10/29/2025

One of our awesome patients Derrica sent this picture of her daughter ‘Journee Ava’ to us and asked for us to post on our Facebook!! We love getting updates and photos from all our moms and the to watch the progress as they grow!!! If you have pictures you want us to post please let us know In addition (because FB doesn’t allow posts in page anymore) we will start a group page for posting pictures directly from patients 🙂

10/29/2025

We are proud of our deliveries. All three here were delivered by Dr. K…and now the newest addition! All girls! 🙂 The youngest, Everly, is 2 weeks old today. Congratulations! (Picture and post approved by mom)

10/15/2025

Meet Brittni Fiho, ARNP
— She is our compassionate Nurse Practitioner at ObGyn-Care Orlando.

Brittni has a deep-rooted passion for women’s health and brings years of experience in reproductive and obstetric care. As a new mom herself, she understands the journey of pregnancy, childbirth, and beyond on a personal level.

Patients love Brittni’s warmth, listening ear, and her dedication to helping women feel their best through every stage of life.

We’re grateful to have her on our team — and we know you will be too.

10/07/2025

Do you know the benefits of acupuncture for fertility concerns and acupuncture during pregnancy to help with morning sickness and other symptoms?

At ObGyn Care Orlando, we believe in supporting you across all stages: trying to conceive, pregnancy, and beyond. One complementary tool many explore is acupuncture — here’s a balanced look at when it can help, what it may (or may not) do, and what to watch out for.

Acupuncture & Fertility — What the Research Suggests
• Some studies suggest acupuncture can modestly boost clinical pregnancy rates when used alongside fertility treatments (e.g., IVF) compared to no acupuncture.
• But strong trials often don’t show a clear benefit for live birth rates over placebo/sham.
• Possible mechanisms include: improving uterine blood flow, balancing hormonal regulation, reducing stress, and modulating the neuroendocrine axis.
• Because the evidence is mixed, we treat acupuncture as adjunctive support, not a stand-alone fertility therapy.

Acupuncture During Pregnancy — Uses & Benefits

Pregnancy brings joys — and discomfort. Acupuncture may help with:
• Morning sickness / nausea
• Back, pelvic, or joint discomfort
• Headaches, insomnia, stress & anxiety
• Preparing for labor (especially in later weeks)
• Some practitioners also explore it to help turn breech presentations

It’s generally safe when done by a provider trained in prenatal acupuncture, with careful point selection.

Safety & Precautions
• Avoid certain “forbidden points” (like SP6, LI4, GB21, lower abdomen / sacral region) before ~37 weeks, unless the practitioner is very experienced.
• Always discuss with your OB (especially if your pregnancy is considered higher risk).
• Mild side effects (insertion site tenderness, minor bleeding) are more common than major events.
• Don’t replace your standard fertility or obstetric care — think of acupuncture as a complement, not competition.

If you’re curious whether acupuncture might fit your fertility or pregnancy plan, let us help you find a qualified practitioner and navigate what’s safe and beneficial!

08/05/2025

Highly contagious disease surges in some US states amid report of possible fatal case

Public health departments report increasing hand, foot and mouth disease outbreaks as the contagious virus spreads through daycare and school settings.

07/09/2025