Monadnock OBGYN

Monadnock OBGYN State-of-the-art OBGYN practice in Peterborough, New Hampshire.

09/04/2026

💜🎗️ WORLD SEXUAL HEALTH DAY 🎗️💜
Today: Friday, September 4, 2026

Your s*xual health is an important part of your overall health and well-being and it deserves to be talked about without embarrassment or judgment.

🌸 There is no question too uncomfortable to ask your healthcare provider.

Changes in libido, painful s*x, vaginal dryness, STI concerns, contraception, changes after pregnancy, or symptoms related to perimenopause and menopause are all important topics to discuss.

💜 Your questions deserve answers.
💜 Your concerns deserve to be heard.
💜 Your health deserves compassionate care.

This World Sexual Health Day, let’s break the silence and encourage open, honest conversations about s*xual health at every stage of life.

🎗️ No judgment. Just care.

09/03/2026

💜🎗️ OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH 🎗️💜

🧬 KNOW YOUR FAMILY HISTORY

Your family history can be an important part of understanding your health and knowing your family’s cancer history can help you and your healthcare provider better understand your risk.

Take some time to ask your family:

🔹 Who has had cancer?
🔹 What type of cancer did they have?
🔹 At what age were they diagnosed?
🔹 Have multiple family members had ovarian, breast, uterine, or colorectal cancer?

📋 Write it down and share it with your healthcare provider.

Certain family patterns and inherited genetic changes can increase the risk of ovarian cancer. Knowing your history can help your provider determine whether you may benefit from additional evaluation or genetic counseling.

💜 You may not be able to change your family history—but knowing it can help you make informed decisions about your health.

🎗️ Know the Signs. Know Your Risk. Know Your Body.

09/01/2026

💜🎗️ SEPTEMBER IS OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH 🎗️💜

This month, we’re shining a light on ovarian cancer and reminding women to Know the Signs. Know Your Risk. Know Your Body. 🎗️

Ovarian cancer symptoms can sometimes be subtle or easy to overlook. Pay attention to changes that are new, persistent, or unusual for you, such as ongoing bloating, pelvic or abdominal discomfort, feeling full quickly, changes in bowel or bladder habits, or unusual vaginal bleeding.

🧬 Know your risks: Family history of ovarian or breast cancer and certain inherited genetic changes can increase your risk.

👀 Know your body: You know what feels normal for you. If something doesn't feel right or a change persists, don't ignore it. Talk with your healthcare provider.

💜 Awareness can make a difference. This September, let's encourage the women in our lives to listen to their bodies, learn their family history, and speak up about changes they notice.

🎗️ Know the Signs. Know Your Risk. Know Your Body.

08/31/2026

🍼 One Last Reminder for Mom…

Before Breastfeeding Awareness Month comes to an end, we want to remind you:

💗 You don't have to have it all figured out.
💗 It's okay to ask for help.
💗 Every baby is different.
💗 Every mother is different.
💗 Your breastfeeding journey doesn't have to look like anyone else's.
💗 And most importantly… you are doing a great job.

Whether your journey lasted one day, one month, one year, or somewhere in between—you showed up for your baby. And that matters. 💕

🎉 THE REVEAL IS HERE! 🎉Did you guess it?! 👀The mystery item from our last post was… a Breast Pump! 🍼Were you right? Let ...
08/28/2026

🎉 THE REVEAL IS HERE! 🎉

Did you guess it?! 👀

The mystery item from our last post was… a Breast Pump! 🍼

Were you right? Let us know! 👇😂

Keep watching—we'll be back with another “Up Close… But What Is It?” soon! 🔍💗

🔍👀 UP CLOSE… BUT WHAT IS IT?!Okay, let’s see how good your guessing skills are! 😂We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow! 🍼💗
08/27/2026

🔍👀 UP CLOSE… BUT WHAT IS IT?!

Okay, let’s see how good your guessing skills are! 😂

We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow! 🍼💗

08/26/2026

💗 As Breastfeeding Awareness Month Comes to a Close…

As we wrap up Breastfeeding Awareness Month, we want to celebrate every mother and every breastfeeding journey. 💕

From the first latch to the late-night feedings, pumping sessions, cluster feeding, figuring out what works, and everything in between—feeding a baby takes patience, love, and a whole lot of dedication.

Some mothers breastfeed for days, some for weeks, some for months, and some for years. Some exclusively breastfeed, some pump, some supplement, and some find that breastfeeding simply isn’t the right path for them.

There is no one “right” way to be a good mother. ❤️

To every mom who has nourished her baby with breast milk: we see you, we support you, and we celebrate you.

And to every mom who has struggled along the way: you are not alone!

Thank you for allowing us to celebrate, educate, and support you throughout Breastfeeding Awareness Month. 🍼💗

08/24/2026

💗 LET’S HEAR FROM OUR MOMS! 🍼

As Breastfeeding Awareness Month comes to a close, we’d love to hear from YOU!

What is one thing you wish someone had told you about breastfeeding before you became a mom? 🤱💭

Maybe it was something that surprised you, something you wish you had known, a helpful tip, or something that made your journey a little easier.

There’s no right or wrong answer—and every breastfeeding journey is different. 💕

Share your wisdom in the comments! Your experience might be exactly what another new mom needs to hear. ❤️

🎉 The Guessing Game is Over! 🎉Did you guess it correctly? 👀The mystery item was... ✨ A Pacifier ✨
08/21/2026

🎉 The Guessing Game is Over! 🎉

Did you guess it correctly? 👀

The mystery item was... ✨ A Pacifier ✨

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Peterborough, NH
03458

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