PostPartum depression is a mental health illness that affects women after they give birth to their baby. Learn more about PostPartum depression in our latest blog post.
May 22nd, 2019
PostPartum depression is a mental health illness that affects women after they give birth to their baby. Learn more about PostPartum depression in our latest blog post.
We all love feeling confident, beautiful and healthy, but did you know that health and wellness go beyond what meets the eye? Learn more about health wellness in our latest blog post.
Pregnancy starts off with sperm cells and an egg. When the egg is mature, it is ready to be fertilized by a sperm cell. Learn more about the process of pregnancy in our latest blog post.
Have you been stressed out lately, and need a night to yourself? Garden OB/GYN is hosting Women's Night Out on June 13th, 2019 at 6pm. It will be a night filled with excitement that includes, door prizes, raffles, gifts, and much more!
If properly used, the oral contraceptive is 99% effective. However oral pills can be easy to forget. Learn more about oral contraceptives in our latest blog post.
Yes, it is often safe to exercise during your pregnancy and can even be very beneficial, as long as you consult with your Obstetrician or pregnancy provider beforehand.
Vaginitis is an inflammation or infection of the vagina. Learn more about Vaginitis in our latest blog post.
Votiva is a safe treatment that addresses both internal and external vaginal health issues, without needing surgery. Click to learn more.
Sexually transmitted diseases are infections that are passed from one person to another through sexual contact.
This past week, the weekly Garden OB/GYN clinicians' meeting was centered around treatment for Dyspareunia, more commonly known as painful intercourse.
We have a brand new website! Our new website offers all of the same features as before, but now in a more easy-to-use way.
Women experience different challenges and are more likely to be diagnosed with certain diseases than opposed to men. Diseases such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease are the leading causes of death for women.
We are so excited to now be able to offer our patients vaginal tightening procedures.
Lumecca is a very powerful pulsed light that is used to treat vascular and pigmented lesions.
Votiva is a non-invasive radiofrequency procedure that addresses both internal and external vaginal issues, including vaginal rejuvenation.
One Of Our Newest Providers To Join The Garden OB/GYN Family, Rachel Telfort, FNP, Shares Her Expertise On Uterine Polyps.
Menopause is the end to a women’s menstrual cycle. Menopause happens to women in their 40’s-50’s and is diagnosed after 12 months without a menstrual cycle.
We are excited to announce that we now offer vaginal rejuvenation, body contouring treatments, and skin treatments through our Garden Aesthetics.
If you are curious about vaginal rejuvenation, you are not alone. Many women, of many different ages, are interested in this women’s wellness treatment - and many women, across different age groups, may qualify for the treatment!
Our new Manhattan Office on West 51st Street is opening soon!
Don’t feel like calling our office? No problem!
At Garden OB/GYN we not only care about your gynecological & obstetric health, but your overall women’s wellness as well.
Garden OB/GYN Physician, Dr. Maria Culotta is here to share helpful information about infertility, treatment, and more!
We are thrilled to announce our new affiliation with Lenox Hill Hospital on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Arminda Mauricio, MD, is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist offering complete care for patients of all ages: pediatric, adolescent, women of child-bearing age, perimenopausal and beyond.
Our kind and compassionate Physician Assistant, Jennifer Mansfield is her to explain what happens during a gynecological annual exam. Her explanation will hopefully take some of the mystery and anxiety out of this very common and useful visit!
During cardiogenesis, the primitive heart tube produces peristaltic waves of contractions, due to stimulation provided by natural cardiac pacemaker activity produced by cells of the sinus node (SN) at approximately 5 weeks of gestation.
Dr. Are is here to explain the details of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. If you have concerns that you may be experiencing the symptoms of PCOS or if you simply have questions about it, we welcome you to schedule an appointment
According to the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, most adults should be engaging in physical activity for a wide variety of health benefits. While women who are pregnant need to modify their physical activity, it is still important to get moving
If you have questions about Ovarian Cysts, our expert practitioner, Dr. Sandra Curet has information to help explain what Ovarian Cysts are
Shaquira Thornton is our Employee of the Month for January 2019!
Globally, cancer is the second-leading cause of death, with 9.6 million people dying from cancer each year. For women, there are some types of cancers that most often affect women and some are specific to the female reproductive organs.
Did you know our practice is open 7 days a week, including weekends?
Warm, welcoming, and comforting, Magda Brown, WHNP, shares insight into why STD Screening and testing is crucial for maintaining sexual wellness and women’s wellness.
Meet our amazing PA, Carly Goga. Our patients rave about her compassion, thoroughness, knowledge and kindness. See what she has to say about pap smear tests
Regular, annual Pap smears are important exams, which help in the detection and prevention of cervical cancer.
Our 260 E 67th Street Location In Manhattan is super sleek and stunning.
It is known within the medical community that there is a link between body weight and breast cancer risk for middle-aged or post-menopausal women. Generally, the higher a woman’s Body Mass Index (BMI), the higher her risk for developing breast cancer is.
Fetal surveillance, non-stress (NST), biophysical profile tests (BPP), modified BPP and fetal Doppler ultrasound testing, are available at all Garden OB/GYN Centers to ensure the well-being of your unborn baby
Feeling vaginal itchiness or discomfort? Experiencing burning or pain when you pee? Does it bother you during sexual intercourse?
Do you have trouble sleeping right before your period? Do you have issues falling asleep, staying asleep or face insomnia when you are experiencing PMS?
Our facilities offer the latest technology for sonograms so you can see your developing baby’s features crystal clear!
Are you wondering what to expect during your contraceptive or birth control consultation with your gynecologist?
We are proud to announce our affiliation with the Mount Sinai West Hospital, where we perform deliveries!
This year, Garden OB/GYN, along with partner, Myriad Genetics, will be participating in the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk on October 21st 2018.
At Garden OB/GYN we care about more than just our patients’ Ob/Gyn needs, we are also dedicated to our patients’ overall health. Therefore this week’s health tip is related to sleep and overall well-being.
On Sunday September 16, 2018, Garden OB/GYN, along with Good Samaritan Hospital, participated in the Bethpage Polo at the Park Polo Extravaganza Fundraiser.
The convenience of Garden OB/GYN Manhattan services just got more convenient! We now offer a second New York City location, centrally located in the Upper East side.
There are certain precautions and measures you can take to make sure you are ready for any worst-case-scenario situations.
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month, throughout the month we will be sharing vital information that will help you stay informed about this cancer type.
Last night, team Garden OB/GYN was welcomed as one of the Catholic Health Center’s newest Independent Physician Association (IPA) during their summer cocktail party to commemorate St. Charles and St. Catherine’s Wellness Center in Commack.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently reported that STD rates in the United States have hit a record high for the fourth year in a row; these rates are the highest they’ve been in the past two decades.
In an effort to stay current with the latest treatment methods in the industry, this past week Garden Ob/Gyn clinicians learned about a new drug that may be used in the treatment of endometriosis.
Family and teamwork is highly valued in our practice. Comprehensive, cohesive patient care starts with our staff!
Earlier this morning, on Thursday August 23rd 2018, two American Cancer Society Representatives joined our clinicians in our weekly clinician meeting.
As part of the American Cancer Society's Real Men Wear Pink Campaign, Garden OB/GYN was invited to the Yankee vs. Tampa Bay Game at Yankee stadium this past Wednesday, August 15th.
On Wednesday August 15th, at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, NY, Garden OB/GYN had the privilege to participate in the American Cancer Society's Kickoff Breakfast for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Long Island.
If you experience symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS), you are not alone. The majority of women in the U.S. experience at least one symptom of PMS, which usually occurs anywhere from less than 2 weeks to 1 week before their period begins.
Endometriosis is a medical condition affecting about five million women. It occurs when the lining of the uterus, known as endometrium, moves out of the uterus and into other parts of the pelvic area such as the ovaries, bowels or behind the uterus.
Our Commack Office can accommodate all your needs along with exceptional care. Our newest office offers comprehensive and efficient care for all your women’s health needs.
If you’re pregnant and considering traveling on an airplane, here’s some important information that can help inform your decision.
Garden OB/GYN Clinicians engaged in an interactive and informative conference, hosted by Myriad Genetics, on BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 testing with special guest speaker Dr. Herman.
Yes, exercise can be very beneficial to you and your menstrual cycle in many ways!
Are you experiencing itchiness in or around your vaginal area? Don't fret! This is likely due to one of the many common causes of vaginal itching or irritation.
Today is World Blood Donor Day! Every year on June 14, the World Health Organization celebrates and recognizes blood donors around the world.
During your pregnancy, you will be required to have your blood type sampled as part of your pregnancy’s standard blood work.
Breast Cancer is the second most common cancer in women in the United States, with about over 266,000 new cases being diagnosed each year.
At Garden OB/GYN, we believe that women’s wellness is not just physical, but also emotional and mental.
It is completely normal and harmless to experience stretch marks around your stomach region, breast, thighs, hips, lower back and buttocks during your pregnancy.
If you are facing fertility issues, we know it can be an emotional and difficult process to face. That’s why Garden OB/GYN is here to help.
Pap smears are a routine part of the Well Woman’s Exam or Annual Gynecological Exam.
National Cancer Survivors Day is celebrated the first Sunday in June. We celebrate for those who have survived and provide inspiration for those that were recently diagnosed with cancer.
You’ve probably heard about the importance of breast cancer testing and screening to promote your personal women’s wellness, but it’s likely that you’re unsure of exactly what each type of test is for?
Summer is approaching! If you’re pregnant it’s especially important to make sure you are drinking enough water to stay hydrated in these warm-weather months.
Garden OB/GYN is proud to announce the opening of our new Commack OB/GYN Office!
Premature birth is associated with a wide variety of health implications for both the baby and their family.
Often times, when women who are in menopause come in for their annual exams we ask if you have had your bone density exam. Bone density exams are very important in determining if you are at risks of fractures due to osteopenia or osteoporosis.
Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) is the most common cause of vaginitis and will happen to most women at some point in their life. What is it?
We are thrilled to share that Garden OB/GYN Physician Boris Petrikovsky, MD, PhD, has been published in the Winter 2018 Neonatal Intensive Care Journal
Choosing a contraceptive method is a very personal choice. Each woman's body and circumstance is different. That's why Garden OB/GYN offers a variety of contraceptive options.
Want more information about Gestational Diabetes? Check out Garden OB/GYN's partner organization, March of Dimes', informational helpful post about how to control blood sugar while pregnant.
During pregnancy, coffee intake is only recommended in moderation as the effects of caffeine on the developing baby are not definitive.
We are thrilled to share that Garden OB/GYN Physician Boris Petrikovsky, MD, PhD, has been published in the Winter 2018 Neonatal Intensive Care Journal for his case report
Generally, the answer is yes! But it is important to talk to your OB/GYN clinician before adding supplements into your diet during pregnancy.
During pregnancy, it is important to meet the recommended daily dose of iron to promote maternal and fetal well-being.
We are thrilled to share that Garden OB/GYN Physicians Dr. Boris Petrikovsky, Dr. Michael Terrani, Steven Swancoat, DO, and Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, Alison Dillon have been published in the Spring 2017 Neonatal Intensive Care Journal
Want to learn about the most recent research on premature birth, birth defects and other infant research topics?
Every week our Garden OB/GYN clinicians have a “Clinicians Meeting.” This week’s meeting was focused on education around the latest weight loss medication.
SAVE THE DATE: March Of Dimes' March For Babies - Sunday, April 29th 2018
You can help Garden OB/GYN and non-profit organization, March of Dimes, battle incidences of birth defects, premature births and infant mortality rates
Along with our expertise and compassion, Garden OB/GYN offers you convenience on many levels. We are open 7 days a week with extended office hours. We have 6 office locations and welcome walk-in appointments.
Our procedures, protocols, research and expertise help prevent miscarriages and preterm births. We have standard guidelines which create favorable patient outcomes, for both mothers and their babies.
According to American Cancer Society Statistics, in 2017, 22,440 women received a new diagnosis of ovarian cancer in 2017 and 14,080 died from this cancer. Ovarian Cancer is the fifth leading cancer death in women in the United States.
Friday November 17th is World Prematurity Day – a day to raise awareness of preterm births and the consequences it may have on babies, mothers, as well as their families.
