Susquehanna Ob/gyn

09/18/2026

09/17/2026

🍼 We're excited to announce that our team will be volunteering at the new "Bambino Casino" tent at this year's The Maryland Italian Festival , September 25-27!

This dedicated space will offer a clean, comfortable, and private area for breastfeeding and diaper changes at the event.

If you're at the festival, stop by and say hi — we'd love to see you there! 💛

09/16/2026

Due to the decrease in estrogen that occurs during perimenopause and menopause, many women experience dryness in the v***a and va**na. This dryness can cause discomfort during activities like exercise and s*x and can also make you more vulnerable to urinary tract infections.

For women who are experiencing va**nal dryness and discomfort – both those who are using va**nal estrogen and those who cannot – va**nal moisturizers can provide safe, effective, easily accessible relief.

Learn more about va**nal moisturizers through this new article from Flow Space featuring Reiter, Hill & Johnson of Advantia's Dr. Jo'Ann Jackson: https://ow.ly/VVLI50ZLvRU

09/11/2026

Congratulations to Lori Antinozzi, MSN, CNM, for reaching her 15-year anniversary with Susquehanna OB/GYN & Nurse Midwifery of Advantia.

Lori enjoys providing every woman with competent and empathetic care during her birth experience.

Her patients regularly share feedback like this: "Lori is so kind, answers all your questions and you don’t feel rushed. Always a pleasure seeing her for my appts."

Thank you, Lori, for your dedication and commitment to women's healthcare. We're grateful to celebrate this milestone with you. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/TmB950ZIwtU

09/10/2026

About 80% of women experience hot flashes during menopause, but their experiences can vary significantly.

Learn more about severe hot flashes and treatment options in this new article, featuring contributions from Dr. Sheetal Dedania of Reiter, Hill & Johnson of Advantia.
https://ow.ly/YyKi50ZIwuO

09/09/2026

Research shows that moderate caffeine consumption does not cause miscarriage or pre-term birth. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends up to 200 milligrams of caffeine per day.

200 milligrams = one 12-ounce cup of brewed coffee.

Remember, you can also find caffeine in:
• Tea (40–70 mg per cup of black tea)
• Soft drinks (30–40 mg per 12 oz cola)
• Energy drinks (50–200+ mg per serving)
• Dark chocolate (12 mg per ounce)
• Some medications (e.g., certain migraine treatments)

Also, certain herbal teas, such as those with chicory root, are to be avoided in pregnancy.

Learn more about healthy pregnancy habits in HealthHub: https://ow.ly/NxMZ50ZIUG9

09/04/2026

If you’re thinking of becoming pregnant, or just found out you are, you probably have a lot of questions about who will provide your care and what’s included.

Learn about key considerations in our new blog post: https://ow.ly/GBNi50ZH0ap

09/03/2026

URGENT APPOINTMENT UPDATE: September 3, 2026

Due to a technical error, some patients received a text message this morning with incorrect appointment information. If you recently rescheduled a visit with our practice, that text may have referenced your original appointment date rather than your new one.

Please disregard any message referencing the old date. Your appointment has not changed from the date you rescheduled it to. If your rescheduled appointment is today, please arrive as originally planned.

We are working to resolve this error as quickly as possible and apologize for any confusion this may have caused. If you have any questions about your appointment date or time, please call our office directly.

09/02/2026

Confused about Pap test and HPV testing recommendations?

If you are at average risk, current recommendations include:
✅ Ages 20-29: Pap test – every 3 years
✅ Ages 30-65:
➡️Preferred: clinician-collected primary hrHPV every 5 years
➡️If not available, Pap and hrHPV co-testing every 5 years OR FDA-approved testing kits for patient-collected HPV testing every 3 years
✅ Ages 65+: Not clinically indicated with adequate prior screening (3 consecutive negative Pap test results or 2 consecutive negative co-testing results within 10 years before stopping screening)

As always, you should speak with your provider about your personal health history and risks to determine the best testing schedule for you.

Learn more about HPV and Pap testing, in HealthHub: https://ow.ly/JobN50ZH08a

09/01/2026

🎉Tiffany's ultimate goal is to ensure that patients leave their appointments feeling heard, supported, and confident in the healthcare decisions they make. Tiffany's high volume of 5-star reviews show her patients consistently feel that way. We appreciate them taking the time to share their feedback.