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Wilson OBGYN

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Wilson OBGYN

Board-certified physicians who specialize in obstetrics, high risk obstetrics, gynecology, infertility, reproductive endocrinology & laparoscopic surgery.

03/27/2026

We’re excited to share that beginning April 14th, Wilson OB-GYN will offer mammograms right here in our office, making it easier than ever to stay on top of your breast health. 💙

Mammograms are one of the most effective tools for early detection of breast cancer, often identifying changes before symptoms are noticeable. Early detection can lead to more treatment options and significantly better outcomes.

By offering mammograms in-office, we’re able to provide:
✔️ Greater convenience — schedule alongside your annual exam
✔️ Continuity of care with a team you already trust
✔️ Faster coordination of results and next steps if needed

Your health shouldn’t require extra steps or added stress, and now it doesn’t have to.

📅 Appointments are now available starting April 14th
👉 Call our office or schedule today to book your mammogram

💬 Have questions about when to start screening? We’re happy to talk through it with you.

03/25/2026

🩺 Why Annual Exams Matter, Even Without Symptoms
Annual exams help detect issues like cervical cell changes, breast abnormalities, and hormonal imbalances early, often before symptoms appear.

Early detection improves treatment options and outcomes.

👉 If it’s been more than a year, schedule your annual exam this month.

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03/23/2026

❓ Informed Patients Have Better Outcomes
Asking questions helps you understand symptoms, test results, and treatment options. Clear communication builds confidence and leads to better healthcare decisions.

Your voice plays an important role in your care.

👉 Comment with a question you’d like addressed in a future educational post.

03/20/2026

💛 Postpartum Recovery Is Ongoing.
Healing after birth includes physical recovery, hormonal shifts, emotional adjustment, and pelvic floor health. Symptoms may appear weeks or months after delivery, and they matter.

Ongoing postpartum care supports long-term health and well-being. Reach out if postpartum symptoms persist or feel overwhelming, even months later.

03/18/2026

🩺 What Happens During Prenatal Appointments?
Prenatal visits monitor blood pressure, baby’s growth, heart rate, and overall pregnancy health. These visits help detect complications early and provide time to discuss symptoms and questions.

Consistency in care supports healthier pregnancies.

👉 Pro Tip: Write down questions before your next visit so nothing gets missed.

03/16/2026

🧠 Mental Health Is Part of Women’s Healthcare
Hormonal changes, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and life stress can impact emotional well-being. Anxiety, mood changes, or feeling overwhelmed are common but they still deserve attention and care.

Early support leads to better physical and emotional outcomes.
Bring up mental health concerns at your next visit. They are an important part of caring for yourself!

03/13/2026

❌ Pelvic Pain Is Not Something You Have to “Live With”
Ongoing pelvic pain during periods, in*******se, or daily activities may be linked to conditions like endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, or pelvic floor dysfunction.

Early evaluation can lead to better symptom management and improved quality of life.
👉 Schedule an appointment if pelvic pain is affecting your daily routine.

03/11/2026

💊 Your Birth Control Needs Can Change
Birth control is not one-size-fits-all. Changes in age, health conditions, medications, or future plans can affect which method is best for you. Side effects like headaches, mood changes, or irregular bleeding are worth discussing.

Revisiting your options helps ensure your method supports both your health and lifestyle.
Schedule a contraceptive consultation if your needs or symptoms have changed.

03/09/2026

🤰 When Should You Feel Baby Move, and Why It Matters
Most patients feel fetal movement between 16–25 weeks, depending on pregnancy history and placenta placement. Early movements may feel subtle, but they become stronger and more predictable over time.

Later in pregnancy, movement patterns help providers assess baby’s well-being.

👉 Contact your provider right away if you notice a sudden decrease or change in movement.

03/06/2026

🩸 What Your Period Can Tell You About Your Health
Your menstrual cycle reflects hormonal balance and overall health. Changes in cycle length, flow, or pain can signal stress, thyroid disorders, PCOS, or other medical conditions.

Tracking your cycle over time helps your provider understand patterns and determine whether changes are normal or need evaluation.

👉 Helpful Action: Start tracking your cycle for the next 2–3 months and bring that information to your next visit.

03/04/2026

🌸 Honoring Women’s Health, Then and Now 🌸
March is Women’s History Month! It's a time to recognize the progress made in women’s healthcare and the work that still matters today.

From improved prenatal care to preventive screenings and patient advocacy, women’s health continues to evolve because women speak up, ask questions, and prioritize their well-being.

We’re proud to support women at every stage of life!

💬 Who’s a woman who inspires you to take care of your health?

02/27/2026

The postpartum period doesn’t end after your six-week checkup. While that visit is an important milestone, healing and adjustment often continue for months, and sometimes longer. Your body, hormones, emotions, and daily routines all go through major changes after birth, and recovery isn’t the same for everyone.

During the postpartum months, it’s common to experience:
• Ongoing physical healing or discomfort
• Hormonal shifts that affect mood and sleep
• Fatigue that feels deeper than “just being tired”
• Changes in bleeding, pelvic floor strength, or sexual health
• Emotional challenges, including anxiety or feeling overwhelmed

These experiences are valid, and they deserve attention. If something doesn’t feel right, physically or emotionally, it’s important to speak up. Support may include medical care, mental health resources, pelvic floor therapy, or simply reassurance and guidance.

You are not alone in this phase. Ongoing postpartum care is just as important as prenatal care, and it plays a key role in your long-term health and well-being.

💬 If you’re navigating the postpartum period, know that help and support are always available.

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2500 Horton Boulevard SW
Wilson, NC
27893

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 1pm

Website

http://wilsonobgyn.com/

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