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Kamm McKenzie Obgyn Kamm McKenzie OBGYN offers a full range of women’s healthcare services for women of all ages.
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Since 1976, we have been caring for women by providing general and specialized gynecologic and obstetric care. Our staff of board certified physicians, nurse practitioners and administrative and clinical personnel work together to provide you with quality care and a pleasant office experience.

Tender, sore, or swollen breasts are often one of the earliest signs of pregnancy, and while they can be uncomfortable, ...
10/11/2026

Tender, sore, or swollen breasts are often one of the earliest signs of pregnancy, and while they can be uncomfortable, they're usually completely normal. 💗

During pregnancy, rising levels of estrogen and progesterone increase blood flow and prepare your breasts for breastfeeding. You may notice:

✔️ Tenderness or soreness
✔️ Swelling or fullness
✔️ More visible veins
✔️ Darkening of the ni***es and areolas
✔️ Increased sensitivity to touch

To help ease discomfort, try:

👙 Wearing a supportive, well-fitting bra (including a sleep bra if needed)
🧊 Applying cool compresses for relief
👕 Choosing soft, breathable fabrics
💧 Staying hydrated and maintaining good posture

While breast tenderness is common, it's important to let your clinician know if you notice:

• A new lump that doesn't go away
• Redness or warmth in one area of the breast
• Fever or flu-like symptoms
• Ni**le discharge that's bloody or occurs before delivery

Your body is doing incredible work to prepare for your baby's arrival—and breast changes are one of the many signs that it's adapting to support your growing little one. 🤍

On Wednesdays we wear PINK! 💖🌸🎀 Thank you all for helping us show our support and spread awareness throughout month 💗D...
10/07/2026

On Wednesdays we wear PINK! 💖🌸🎀

Thank you all for helping us show our support and spread awareness throughout month 💗

Due for your mammogram? Call or text us at 919-781-6200 and we can get you scheduled in our mammography suite at our Durant Rd office!

Women 40 and older should have annual mammograms to screen for breast cancer 💪🏼 Those with a strong family history, elevated lifetime risk score, or genetic predisposition may be on an earlier or more intensive screening regimen.

💉 Flu vaccines are now available! 💉Kamm McKenzie OB/GYN is pleased to offer flu vaccines to all patients, whether pregna...
10/04/2026

💉 Flu vaccines are now available! 💉

Kamm McKenzie OB/GYN is pleased to offer flu vaccines to all patients, whether pregnant or not.

The CDC and ACOG recommend the flu vaccine for all women who are pregnant during flu season. The vaccine is safe and recommended at any point during pregnancy.

📅 Schedule a nurse visit for your flu shot, or ask to receive it at your next appointment!

Protect yourself and your family this flu season. ❤️

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.A little reminder to prioritize yourself. If you’re due for your screening mamm...
10/02/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

A little reminder to prioritize yourself. If you’re due for your screening mammogram, take this as your sign to schedule it. For those at average risk for breast cancer, the American College of OBGYN recommends an annual mammogram from age 40 on. Early detection matters, and taking care of your health is always worth it. 💗

This month we celebrated the birthdays of Ciara, Amanda, Jan, Tami, Catalina, and Breanna. Not pictured are Julie, Anna ...
09/30/2026

This month we celebrated the birthdays of Ciara, Amanda, Jan, Tami, Catalina, and Breanna. Not pictured are Julie, Anna and Raina! We are so grateful to have these incredible people on our staff. Thank you for all you do! 🪩🎉🥳✨💕

🤰Growing a baby can slow down more than just your pace - it can slow down your digestion, too! Thanks to pregnancy hormo...
09/22/2026

🤰Growing a baby can slow down more than just your pace - it can slow down your digestion, too!

Thanks to pregnancy hormones (especially progesterone), food moves more slowly through your digestive tract. As your baby grows, your uterus also puts added pressure on your stomach and intestines.

The result? Many moms-to-be experience:

✔️ Constipation
✔️ Heartburn or acid reflux
✔️ Bloating and gas
✔️ Feeling full more quickly

The good news is that a few simple habits can help:

🥗 Eat fiber-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, beans, and whole grains.
💧 Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
🚶 Stay active with regular exercise, such as brisk walking, yoga, or time in the gym.
🍽️ Try smaller, more frequent meals if heartburn is an issue.

While digestive changes are common during pregnancy, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, or not having bowel movements for days at a time should always be discussed with your healthcare provider.

Have questions about what's normal during pregnancy? We're here to help every step of the way. 🩵

One of the sweetest parts of pregnancy is feeling your baby move 💕As your pregnancy progresses, you'll become familiar w...
09/08/2026

One of the sweetest parts of pregnancy is feeling your baby move 💕

As your pregnancy progresses, you'll become familiar with your baby's normal movement patterns. Most women begin to feel fetal movement around 20 weeks – some earlier and some a bit later. By the third trimester, we expect you to feel your baby move everyday, throughout the day. If you notice a significant decrease in movement, don't ignore it.

If something feels different, contact your provider right away. We are here for you and your growing baby!

This month we celebrated the birthdays of Dr. Byrd, Courtney, Sierra, Kristen and Mary. We are so grateful for each of y...
08/31/2026

This month we celebrated the birthdays of Dr. Byrd, Courtney, Sierra, Kristen and Mary. We are so grateful for each of you - Kamm McKenzie would not be the same without you! Here’s to your best year yet! 🥳🎉☀️💖🌸🧁

✨To the moms in the newborn stage: This time is filled with learning, adjusting, healing, and giving so much of yourselv...
08/29/2026

✨To the moms in the newborn stage: This time is filled with learning, adjusting, healing, and giving so much of yourselves every day. You are not alone!

It’s okay if it feels overwhelming or doesn’t look like you expected.
It’s also okay if you need to ask for help!

Your baby doesn’t need perfection, they just need you. You’ve got this! 💛🩵🩷🧡

We’re excited to officially welcome Dr. Patel to our team! ✨Fun fact: Before Dr. Patel became a physician, she was a reg...
08/10/2026

We’re excited to officially welcome Dr. Patel to our team! ✨

Fun fact: Before Dr. Patel became a physician, she was a registered nurse, and even worked at WakeMed on Labor & Delivery!

Dr. Patel earned her medical degree from the Brody School of Medicine at ECU and completed her OBGYN residency at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.

Dr. Patel is board certified and has been caring for patients in private practice in Raleigh since 2024. She is passionate about providing compassionate, evidence-based care and is excited to continue serving women in our community.

Please join us in giving Dr. Patel a warm welcome! 💙 If you would like to schedule an appointment, you can do so online at kmobgyn.com.

Address

3805 Computer Drive
Raleigh, NC
27609

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+19197816200

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