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Dr. Kyla Scholz is an obstetrician-gynecologist practicing in Corpus Christi, TX. Dr. Scholz specializes in women's health. Dr. Scholz is bilingual. She has special interests in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, including the da Vinci robot system. Other special interests include teens, abnormal uterine bleeding, and in-office procedures, including hysteroscopic sterilization with the Essure and endometrial ablation. As an OB-GYN, Dr. Scholz can treat a number of health issues related to women’s health, pregnancy, and contraception.
Dr. Kyla M. Scholz
- Corpus Christi, TX
- Bachelor Degree at Texas Christian University
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How popular are water births?
This article just came out about an infant who obtained a life-threatening infection after a water birth (see below link). At this time, while they may reduce pain in early stages READ MORE
This article just came out about an infant who obtained a life-threatening infection after a water birth (see below link). At this time, while they may reduce pain in early stages of labor. It is recommended that you deliver in a clean and dry setting.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-childbirth-hot-tubs/hot-tub-birth-tied-to-life-threatening-infection-for-baby-idUSKBN1CS2KN
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-childbirth-hot-tubs/hot-tub-birth-tied-to-life-threatening-infection-for-baby-idUSKBN1CS2KN
Breast cancer biopsy
For breast biopsies, the radiologist may often choose to do a core needle biopsy or a fine needle aspiration. The type of biopsy the radiologist chooses depends on several factors, READ MORE
For breast biopsies, the radiologist may often choose to do a core needle biopsy or a fine needle aspiration. The type of biopsy the radiologist chooses depends on several factors, such as if the type of imagining required to see the abnormality or if it is palpable. While more tissue would be obtained with a core needle biopsy, it is more invasive than a fine needle aspiration. I would recommend you discuss why a particular breast biopsy is recommended by the radiologist performing the procedure.
How much Colace can I take while pregnant?
Constipation is a common problem in pregnancy. The recommended dose of Colace is 50-300 mg per day in divided doses. As long as you are not exceeding the recommended amount, then READ MORE
Constipation is a common problem in pregnancy. The recommended dose of
Colace is 50-300 mg per day in divided doses. As long as you are not
exceeding the recommended amount, then it is safe for the pregnancy. If
Colace is not working for you, there are other safe medications for
constipation that you can take, including Milk of Magnesia, Metamucil, and
Senokot, which are all over the counter. If these OTC meds are not working
for you, then you need to speak with your doctor. You should also be
drinking plenty of water every day and following a high fiber diet.
Colace is 50-300 mg per day in divided doses. As long as you are not
exceeding the recommended amount, then it is safe for the pregnancy. If
Colace is not working for you, there are other safe medications for
constipation that you can take, including Milk of Magnesia, Metamucil, and
Senokot, which are all over the counter. If these OTC meds are not working
for you, then you need to speak with your doctor. You should also be
drinking plenty of water every day and following a high fiber diet.
How can I differentiate between implantation bleeding and periods?
Implantation bleeding is usually only a small amount of spotting 10-14 days after implantation. While this happens around the time of a missed cycle, it should not bleeding typically READ MORE
Implantation bleeding is usually only a small amount of spotting 10-14 days
after implantation. While this happens around the time of a missed cycle,
it should not bleeding typically seen with menses. In general, any bleeding
in pregnancy is not normal and should warrant further evaluation.
after implantation. While this happens around the time of a missed cycle,
it should not bleeding typically seen with menses. In general, any bleeding
in pregnancy is not normal and should warrant further evaluation.
Is my constipation normal?
Constipation could possibly be related to your hormones if you experience symptoms cyclically. However, there are many other causes of constipation. I would recommend you follow-up READ MORE
Constipation could possibly be related to your hormones if you experience
symptoms cyclically. However, there are many other causes of constipation.
I would recommend you follow-up with you doctor for evaluation.
symptoms cyclically. However, there are many other causes of constipation.
I would recommend you follow-up with you doctor for evaluation.
What if I miss a week straight of birth control pills?
If you missed an entire week of your birth control pills, they will no longer be effective for the remainder of the pack. You should use condoms for contraception currently. You READ MORE
If you missed an entire week of your birth control pills, they will no longer be effective for the remainder of the pack. You should use condoms for contraception currently. You should wait for menses to occur and then start a new pack, while using condoms as back-up for the first few weeks of use. You may have menses earlier than usual when you stop the
pills early. You should follow-up with your Ob/Gyn to discuss further.
pills early. You should follow-up with your Ob/Gyn to discuss further.
What's the earliest I can get a mammogram?
Routine mammogram screening for low risk patients starts at age 40. However, if you have a strong family history of breast cancer, you may qualify for earlier screening exams. READ MORE
Routine mammogram screening for low risk patients starts at age 40.
However, if you have a strong family history of breast cancer, you may
qualify for earlier screening exams. You should have an annual exam with
your Ob/Gyn to discuss these risks and complete a breast exam. I would
recommend scheduling an appointment with your Ob/Gyn to discuss
your family history and personal risk of breast cancer.
However, if you have a strong family history of breast cancer, you may
qualify for earlier screening exams. You should have an annual exam with
your Ob/Gyn to discuss these risks and complete a breast exam. I would
recommend scheduling an appointment with your Ob/Gyn to discuss
your family history and personal risk of breast cancer.
