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Looking for an estimated time as to when the delivery date of a newborn may be? Well, look no further than Bucks County Women’s Healthcare’s website, as it currently features a “Pregnancy Calculator” where expectant mothers can determine what their conception date may have been, the number of weeks they have been pregnant for, as well as when their expected due date is. The professionals at Bucks County Women’s Healthcare would also like to stress that every woman is different and that the results of the calculator may differ from those of the actual outcome. However, to make the information as precise as possible, it is important that a woman be able to recollect when the first day of her last menstrual period occurred.

All the women who have ever been pregnant can confirm that nearing the end of a full term pregnancy can test one’s body to its limits when it comes to enduring discomfort and pain. Between the pressure and sore ribs, the doctors at Bucks County Women’s Healthcare know that a mother’s wish is to hurry their little one along, however in some cases the baby might not be ready. The Bucks County OBGYN urges their patients to wait till full term unless there are medical concerns for the mother.

The OBGYN of Bucks County understands that women deal with some of the most confidential and important health concerns in life such as birth, contraceptives, childbirth, and menopause. Dr. Hasiuk of Bucks County Women’s Healthcare would like to assure all existing or future patients that he still continues to practice in the same office, in the Surgery Center next to Lower Bucks Hospital. However, all deliveries will now be taken place at Saint Mary’s Medical Center in Langhorne, PA.

The graduate from Temple University Medical School, Dr. Hasiuk of Bucks County Women’s Health Care is now performing all deliveries at Saint Mary’s Medical Center in Langhorne, PA. With over 20 years in the healthcare industry he is now even delivering second generations of babies to whom he originally delivered. This goes to show the long lasting, trusting relationships that are built from the very beginning in families.

Understanding that every patient has their own needs, beliefs, and comforts with birth control, Bucks County Women’s Healthcare is now providing diverse means for all of its patients. Because everyone has individual health needs and they need to be addressed when it comes to birth control, it is essential that when a women goes to a feminine doctor that they have options.