By twinsplus1 at Citysearch June 30, 2011
I have been a patient at this practice for over 15 years and I have received exceptional care. I had my youngest son with these doctors and it was a great experience. I continue to receive all my GYN care here too. I would highly recommend them for any type of care! ...read more
By Jeanette March 11, 2010
I went with my daughter and son in law to the ultrasound a couple of months back. Very impressed with your staff of friendly woman. Gal doing the ultrasound made it a wonderful experience for us all and the receptionist was so kind and friendly she does her job well. Thanks for a great experience. ...read more
By Randi September 30, 2008
We had our ultrasound done here and it was absolutely amazing. They were very personable and we will definitely make the trip back to Des Moines for future babies. Our little girl hand her hands across her face most the time but we managed to get some good shots of her face after they poked my stomach a little bit. ...read more
Everyone knows that water is one of the essentials to life, but still it can be hard to stay hydrated.As the weather warms up and everyone gets more active it's important to keep hydrated.One of the important functions of water is that helps to get rid of waste products in cells and helps the kidneys and liver function.Being dehydrated can cause fatigue, constipation, preterm labor, or even a miscarriage.The daily recommended amount of water is about 8-12 eight ounce glasses.This may seem like a lot, but it is easier if you break it up throughout the day.You may not feel thirsty, but your body still needs water.About 10 cups of water are used daily by your body through normal activities such as breathing and perspiration.If you aren't a huge fan of just drinking water, try to help your intake by eating foods that are good sources such as lettuce, grapefruit, low-fat cottage cheese, apples, and even chicken.It might be hard at first, but once you get into the routine it will become second nature. ...read more
By Prenatal Vision Ultrasound LLC April 08, 2010
·In 1987 at Duke University Olaf von Ramm and Stephen Smith patented this technology. ·Ultrasounds expose the body to high-frequency sound waves and there is no radiation involved! ·2D ultrasounds can only produce black and white still photos, while 3D ultrasounds allow the viewers to see details of the face and anatomy in color. ·3D ultrasounds do not use a higher frequency or more "power", but use a combination of different angles for the sound to travel and a more sophisticated software. ·Ultrasounds have been studied for over 30 years and throughout this time ultrasounds have not been shown to cause harm to the baby or mother. ...read more
By Prenatal Vision Ultrasound LLC March 18, 2010
Families have sent us so many beautiful pictures of their babies when they were born - that looked just like the ultrasound picture! We thought we would have some fun and host our 2nd Annual Before&After; Contest! 3 Winners will be awarded!!!1st Place is $3002nd Place is $1003rd Place is $50 To enter:Email or mail us two pictures of your baby, one 3D picture taken at Prenatal Vision and one picture taken after your baby was born that looks like the 3D picture In 50 words or more, tell us about your experience at Prenatal Vision. Did you like the atmoshpere? Was our staff friendly and knowledgable? Any feedback is welcome! ...read more
By Prenatal Vision Ultrasound LLC March 28, 2009
There are often times in many women’s lives when they need to dress nicely but don’t want to spend a lot of money. Whether a woman is shopping for clothes to wear to a new job, or for something to wear to a wedding, there are ways to find beautiful outfits to wear within anyone's budget, n... ...read more
Finding comfortable and stylish plus size clothing can be difficult. Many stores have a limited selection of plus size clothing, or may only have a few sizes. Knowing how to shop for clothing that looks well on your body type is the first step in finding the right styles. ...read more