Obstetrics & Gynecology
Caring for women’s health and wellbeing
The team at St. Luke's Obstetrics & Gynecology Associates is here to help women with all their health needs.
What is obstetrics and gynecology?
Obstetrics deals with all aspects of pregnancy, and gynecology is the care
of the female reproductive system. Doctors who specialize in this branch
of medicine are called OB-GYNs, which is short for obstetrician and gynecologist.
Do only doctors offer obstetric and gynecological care?
No. At St. Luke’s, you can also choose a
certified nurse midwife (CNM), certified nurse practitioner (CNP) or a physician assistant (PA-C) as
your provider.
What can an OB-GYN help with?
From adolescence through menopause and beyond, the OB-GYN providers at
St. Luke’s offer a full range of care, including:
- Abnormal bleeding and periods
- Birth control counseling
- Childbirth education and preparation
- High-risk pregnancies
- Infertility
- Menopause
- Osteoporosis risk assessment and reduction
- Prenatal, labor, delivery and postpartum care
- Pelvic prolapse
- Sexual health management
- Sexually transmitted infections
- Urinary tract health
We also offer ultrasounds, annual pelvic exams and Pap smear exams.
Are St. Luke’s OB-GYN providers able to care for high-risk pregnancies?
Yes, specialized care for high-risk pregnancies is available at St. Luke’s.
Our experienced team is well-versed in managing and monitoring various
risk factors including advanced maternal age, carrying twins or triplets,
chronic health conditions or infections (diabetes, high blood pressure,
heart disease, kidney disease, HIV, hepatitis B or C, etc.), previous
pregnancy complications, gestational diabetes, fetal abnormalities and
gestational hypertension.
St. Luke’s also is proud to be pioneering the Blue Band Project in our region. This initiative is for women who have been diagnosed with preeclampsia.
Is specialized care available for pregnant women involved with substance use?
Yes.
St. Luke’s Healthy Mom Safe Baby Program offers extra support to these women. Our Maternal Child Health Care Coordinator
works with St. Luke’s patients to keep mom and baby as safe as possible.
What surgical services are offered?
We offer surgical services for permanent birth control, endometrial ablation,
incontinence procedures,
laparoscopic surgery and traditional hysterectomy. Many of the procedures we offer can be done
in a minimally invasive way, using
robotic-assisted surgery.
What treatments are available for infertility?
All St. Luke’s OB-GYNs address infertility issues. Treatment includes
the following:
- Basic evaluations
- Donor insemination
- Assisted reproduction
- In vitro fertility counseling
- Consulting services
Are these services only available on the main St. Luke’s campus?
No. Our team offers care around the region at
these St. Luke's locations as well as in Moose Lake.
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This clinic does not require a referral for obstetrics/pregnancy-related care. To see if your insurance company requires one, call the number on your card.
This clinic requires a referral for gynecology-related care. If you need a referral, talk to your primary care provider. To establish
care with a St. Luke's primary care provider, call
218.249.4000 or
request an appointment online.
This service is available at
these locations.
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