Pregnant Woman Has Two Wombs

An expecting woman has been diagnosed with this extremely rare condition. We asked Dr. Gilberg-Lenz to explain how it effects a woman's health and her pregnancy.

Should Jenn Garner Stop Carrying Violet?

Violet is sooo cute. But should mom Jennifer be carrying her this pregnant?

Stroller Direction Stresses Out Babies

A new study stays forward-facing strollers may emotionally harm kids.

HPV Testing: An Unnecessary Worry?

If you could take a test to detect cancer, but there was actually nothing you could do to stop it, would you still take the test?

Pregnant on the Set!

Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Garner, Amy Poehler ... just a few of the celebs that filmed through their pregnancy. But are they putting their unborn baby in harm's way?

Momlogic event! LIVE at the Women's Conference

Momlogic teams up with the 2008 Women's Conference for two days of excitement, empowerment and education -- all for women!

5 Tips for Better Wellness for Women

What should you be doing and when?

Birth Control Stinks

The birth control pill, says a new study, might actually tamper with our ability to decipher a manly aroma that is genetically compatible. And we thought only "beer goggles" were responsible for our bad choices.

Brangelina Denies IVF Rumors

The Jolie-Pitts denied reports of Vivienne and Knox being conceived through fertility drugs. We started wondering -- how common is it to have twins without IVF when parents have no family history of multiples?

Which Is Better: Breast MRI or Mammogram?

When we heard that Samantha Who? star Christina Applegate was diagnosed with breast cancer, we were shocked. Her cancer was detected early by a breast MRI. Should we request one? An OB/GYN weighs in.

What Your Doctor Won't Tell You

What is Labial Fusion?

Julie's Mom•Logic: When my daughter was diagnosed with a fused labia, I didn't know what to do.

When my daughter was 1, she was diagnosed with a "fused labia." This meant the lips of her vagina were fused together, and there was just a small opening that allowed her to urinate. Of course, I was scared. What is a fused labia, and what can be done about it? OB/GYN and friend of Mom•Logic Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz explains.

Has your daughter experienced this? If so, how did you treat it? Comment below.

Angelina Jolie: Baby on Board?

Is it safe for the superstar to fly to Jordan if she's really pregnant?

Is she or isn't she? Baby rumors were flying when she wore that caftan dress to the SAG awards. Then this week, the possibly-pregnant Angelina Jolie jumped on a plane to Jordan. If she is indeed pregnant, as is being reported by US and seemingly everyone else, is it safe to fly?

Some OB/GYNs say no, citing increased chance of miscarriage. But OB/GYN and friend of Mom•Logic Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz says flying while newly-preggo is perfectly safe. "There's no data on there being any harm in flying in the first trimester," she says. However, she warns, pregnant patients have an elevated risk for developing blood clots in their legs while flying. "But there are things women can do to combat this: Move their legs around, wear compression stockings, and stay well hydrated," she advises.

Did you fly during your pregnancy? Any tips for Angelina? Comment below.

When Should My Teen See an OB/GYN?

Advice on when to bring in your daughter for her first gynecological exam.

As Jamie Lynn Spears reminded us, some teenagers are having sex. That said, some still are not. Whether our teen daughters are sexually active or not, when is it appropriate for them to visit an OB/GYN? We asked Mom•Logic friend Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz for advice on when it's a good time for the first visit.

Need a Vaginal Nip/Tuck?

Vaginal rejuvenation surgeries are gaining popularity, but should your vagina really get a makeover?

It's not like we here at Mom•Logic sit around and talk about our vajayjays all day, but lately we've been discussing vaginal rejuvenation surgery. A lot. Apparently, the surgery tightens vaginal muscles and reduces the size of a woman's labia, and is designed to increase sexual gratification and reduce forms of incontinence. Other variations of the surgery include hymenoplasties, where the hymen membrane is "reattached," and liposuction of the pubic mound. The surgery costs on average between $4,000 and $10,000. But is it worth it? We called OB/GYN and friend of Mom•Logic Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz for her opinion on this new trend.

Sounds like Dr. Suzanne's not a big fan. But we know one mother of three who says the surgery has transformed her sex life, and was worth every penny. What do you think?

Give the Boy a Shot!

By now, we've all heard of the HPV vaccination recommended for girls age 9 and up. But what about boys? Mom•Logic friend OB/GYN Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz says, "I think it's insane the vaccine isn't offered for boys! Where do you think girls are getting HPV in the first place? This is just sexist." Amen! But there is some hope on the horizon: Merck is testing an HPV vaccine for boys as we speak. It's about freaking time!