Chouchani, Sayegh, and Robinson MD, LLP- Signature OBGYN

Though many times the mother’s body will produce milk on its own, sometimes the mother needs to receive additional help to produce enough milk for breastfeeding. Learn more here: http://wny-obgyn.com/2020/11/breastfeeding/.

Pap smears are incredibly important. Women should be familiar with them. A pap is brushing your cervix with a swab to obtain cells from your cervix. They are checked for pre-cancerous findings. How often you need a pap depends on your age and risk. The single most important factor that leads to an abnormal pap result is whether you have the HPV (human papilloma virus), which we get from intercourse. It is considered an STD. Please understand that this is a very unique situa...tion where a virus can predispose you to cancer. Ask questions! I will discuss further as we go. #drchristianobgyn #highriskobgyn #obgyn #laboranddelivery #buffalony #buffaloobgyn #welltrained #2ndgendoctor #outcomesmatter #strongwomen #women #highriskpregnancy #wnymoms #trustinexperience #Pregnancy #heavyperiods #painfulperiods #endometriosis #womenshealth #trustinquality #honestwork #quality #surgerydonerightthefirsttime #minimallyinvasivegynecology #infertility #noskippingsteps #healthybaby #healthymom #motherbaby See more

It's a tough time for both kids and parents, as NYS moves back toward e-learning. Check out our tips for keeping your kids focused and on track. http://wny-obgyn.com/2020/11/distance-learning-tips/ #parentingtips #parenting #buffalony

Menstruation and general health are intricately connected, and the patterns of a woman’s period can provide us with important information about their well-being. Learn more: http://wny-obgyn.com/2020/11/menstrual-blood-color/ #womenshealth #buffalony

Don't jump to conclusions about pregnancy over 35many challenges may have nothing to do with a woman’s age. Read more about maternal age myths: http://wny-obgyn.com/2020/10/maternal-age-myths/.