Labor and Delivery During COVID-19 Mini Episode

07/22/20 • 6 min

It seems as if COVID-19 has affected every part of life, even the medical treatments and procedures that are common. This is true for expecting mothers, who, because of COVID-19, may have a slightly different experience during labor and delivery. Ogden Clinic OB/GYN, Dr. Daniel Ferguson, shares some brief points on the slights changes to labor and delivery to comply with safety standards during the pandemic.

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Getting the Correct Care During the Pandemic

Although the novel coronavirus has dominated the news, other health problems have not disappeared. So, should one still see the doctor? And should one do it through an in-person appointment or telemedicine? Is it safe? Dr. David Cope highlights how fear is powerful and can be dangerous when it stops people from taking care of their essential medical needs. Dr. Cope also sat down with us for our latest COVID-19 update sharing his thoughts on the news of a potential vaccine and what a successful best-case-scenario would look like if it were to come to fruition.

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