Dr. Christopher Quinsey Featured in Lake Mary Life, January/February 2018 Issue

There’s always some risk of problems when you get pregnant, but many of the risks increase with age. So if you’re over 40, is pregnancy a safe option, and what can you do to bring a child into the world safely at that age?

Diabetes is a preventable and dangerous disease that affects millions. During National Diabetes Month, we take a look at gestational diabetes, a type that affects pregnant women. Read on to find out how to lower your chances of getting it.

Bleeding is a normal part of your menstrual cycle, but an unusually heavy flow can indicate a problem that needs treatment. Procedures like endometrial ablation can reduce period flow. Here’s what you can expect from it.

A normal monthly menstrual cycle indicates a healthy reproductive system, but if you have irregular periods, it can be for a lot of reasons, including polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Read on to find out more.

Because of the many changes going on during pregnancy, your medical team needs a way to track your baby’s development. One way is through medical imaging like ultrasounds. Read on to find out more about their use during pregnancy.

Your uterus is responsible for various roles in your monthly cycle, fertility, and pregnancy. Uterine fibroids can cause problems, but there are many misconceptions about the dangers of this condition. Read on as we separate fact from fiction.