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# OB/GYN Specialists Of Tulsa

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- [Gena Gray, MD](https://www.ogstulsa.com/dr-gena-gray/) - Caring for Tulsa women — and welcoming new obstetrical patients Dr. Gena Gray has been practicing OB/GYN in Tulsa for more than 30 years, caring for generations of women across northeastern Oklahoma. Throughout her career, she has built lasting relationships with her patients — often caring for the daughters of women she once delivered —
- [Danni Hardin, MD](https://www.ogstulsa.com/danni-hardin-md/) - Dr. Danni Hardin is proud to serve the Tulsa community that raised and inspired her. A lifelong resident of the area, she graduated from Owasso High School in 2011 before earning her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Arkansas in 2015. She graduated summa cum laude from the Honors College, reflecting her
- [Understanding the Zero Card: Accessible Gynecologic Care in Tulsa](https://www.ogstulsa.com/zero-card-gynecology-tulsa/) - Navigating healthcare costs can be stressful, especially when surprise bills and insurance confusion prevent necessary medical treatment. That's why OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa is proud to participate in the Zero Card program, which helps eligible patients access high-quality women's health services with zero out-of-pocket cost. If a participating employer health plan covers you, the Zero
- [Understanding Endometriosis Excision Surgery](https://www.ogstulsa.com/uncategorized/endometriosis-excision-surgery/) - Endometriosis is a common yet often misunderstood condition affecting millions of women from adolescence through the reproductive years. It occurs when tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus—usually involving the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and pelvic lining. This misplaced tissue still responds to hormonal cycles, thickening and bleeding each month, but with no
- [Adolescent Health](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/adolescent-health/) - It is normal for preteens and teens to have many questions concerning sex and sexuality. It is also normal to be shy or embarrassed when talking to adults or professionals about such issues. Our goal is to help provide a supportive environment for patients to navigate this important part of overall health and well-being. OB/GYN
- [Introduction of Nitrous Oxide for Pain Management at OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa](https://www.ogstulsa.com/specialized-gyn-procedures/nitrous-oxide/) - At OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa, we are excited to offer our patients the option of using nitrous oxide for pain relief and anxiety management during gynecological procedures. This patient-controlled method can significantly enhance your comfort during in-office procedures. What is Nitrous Oxide? Nitrous oxide, commonly known as "laughing gas," is a mixture of 50% nitrous
- [Cate Hildebrand, MD](https://www.ogstulsa.com/dr-cate-hildebrand/) - Dr. Cate Hildebrand is a proud Tulsan. She graduated from Metro Christian Academy in 2005 and then ventured to California for her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Pepperdine University, where she graduated with magna cum laude distinction. She attended University of Oklahoma for medical school and residency, earning her Doctorate of Medicine and
- [Robotic Tubal Ligation Reversal procedure perfected over 20 years](https://www.ogstulsa.com/robotic-tubal-ligation-reversal/) - Dr. Paul J. Gehring’s training minimizes recovery, increases success In his more than 20 years of performing tubal ligation reversals, Dr. Paul J. Gehring has advanced the procedure to be minimally invasive with a quick recovery time as opposed to weeks. Tubal Ligation Reversal Tubal ligation reversals are typically open microsurgical procedures, which take four
- [Paul Gehring, MD](https://www.ogstulsa.com/dr-paul-gehring/) - Dr. Paul Gehring moved to Tulsa in 1994 with his wife, Dr. Gena Gray. He initially practiced at an infertility clinic to pursue his interest in reproductive surgery. After three years, he missed doing all aspects of OB/GYN and joined a full-time OB/GYN practice where he held many administrative positions. He is beyond excited about
- [Tulsa Kids Family Favorites 2024 Winner – Favorite OB/GYN Dr. Sarah Shepherd](https://www.ogstulsa.com/media/tulsa-kids-family-favorites-2024-winner-favorite-ob-gyn-dr-sarah-shepherd/) - Dr. Sarah Shepard of OB/GYN Specialist of Tulsa was named a winner in the Tulsa Kids Family Favorites Contest. See the complete list here.
- [Menstrual cycle](https://www.ogstulsa.com/menstrual-cycle/) - Female gynecologist Dr. Sarah Shepherd of OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa understands how a woman’s body works, something she often has to explain to her patients, especially when it comes to menstrual cycles. She is part of a team of doctors at OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa that also includes Dr. Grant Cox, Dr. Paul Gehring, Dr.
- [A gynecologist near me](https://www.ogstulsa.com/a-gynecologist-near-me/) - The team of doctors at OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa, a women’s health group in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is frequently asked to answer questions for friends and patients alike regarding appointments with a gynecologist. The most common questions include: Should every woman see a gynecologist? When should a woman start or stop seeing a gynecologist? How many
- [Dr. Gena Gray’s story in Tulsa People.](https://www.ogstulsa.com/media/dr-gena-grays-story-in-tulsa-people/) - October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Doctors at OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa encourage regular breast cancer screenings, including mammograms. These regular screenings can save a woman’s life, and mammograms are the best way to detect breast cancer early. We’re bringing awareness to this issue by urging women to make time for their health
- [Oklahoma Magazine TOP DOCTORS 2023 names Dr. Grant Cox in Obstetrics & Gynecology](https://www.ogstulsa.com/media/top-doctors-2023-dr-grant-cox/) - Dr. Grant Cox was named as a Top Doctor for Obstetrics & Gynecology in Oklahoma Magazine. See the complete list here.
- [Patient Forms](https://www.ogstulsa.com/patient-forms/) - To streamline your visit and minimize wait time, please download and complete the appropriate forms prior to your visit: I Have An Appointment In The Next Two Weeks... New Patient Form I Have An Upcoming Appointment And Need To Complete Update... Update Existing Patient Form PRN Relatient I Have No Immediate Plans To See My
- [Dr. Grant Cox named Best OB/GYN in Oklahoma Magazine 23rd Annual The Best of the Best Contest](https://www.ogstulsa.com/media/dr-grant-cox-named-best-ob-gyn-in-oklahoma-magazine-23rd-annual-the-best-of-the-best-contest/) - Dr. Grant Cox won the OB/GYN award for the Best of the Best contest in Oklahoma Magazine. See the complete list here.
- [Tulsa Kids Family Favorites 2022 Finalist - Favorite OB/GYN Dr. Sarah Shepherd](https://www.ogstulsa.com/media/tulsa-kids-family-favorites-2022-finalist-favorite-ob-gyn-dr-sarah-shepherd/) - Dr. Sarah Shepard of OB/GYN Specialist of Tulsa was named a finalist in the Tulsa Kids Family Favorites Contest. See the complete list here.
- [OB Medication List](https://www.ogstulsa.com/ob-medication-list/) - Medications During Pregnancy PDF The following list of medications is suggested when necessary for use during pregnancy. Medications should be used cautiously during the first trimester (first 12 weeks) of pregnancy. MEDICATIONS DURING PREGNANCY The following list of medications is suggested when necessary for use during pregnancy. Medications should be used cautiously during the first
- [Pepcid Complete A-OK for pregnant patients](https://www.ogstulsa.com/education/pepcid-complete-a-ok-for-pregnant-patients/) - A common question at OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa is whether pregnant women can take products like Pepcid Complete to fight heartburn, a common affliction with pregnancy. Heartburn and acid reflux are common problems for pregnant patients. For those who have tried behavioral changes without any success or who are having to take a chewable antacid
- [New COVID-19 Procedures at OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa](https://www.ogstulsa.com/announcements/new-covid-19-procedures-at-obgyn-specialists-of-tulsa/) - OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa adopted new office procedures in response to the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, to ensure the health and safety of its patients. ✓ Our office has continued to stay open during this time as an essential business, but we are currently only seeing pregnant patients and problem gynecology
- [Gender blood tests do more than gender reveal, says OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa](https://www.ogstulsa.com/specialized-gyn-procedures/gender-blood-tests/) - Gender reveal extravanganzas shared on social media have driven a growing interest in gender blood tests at OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa. “The question of the day for almost any new pregnancy visit now is ‘When can I find out if I’m having a boy or a girl?’” said Dr. Cate Hildebrand at OBGYN Specialists of
- [Dr. Paul Gehring specializes in robotic abdominal cerclage](https://www.ogstulsa.com/robotic-abdominal-cerclage/) - Robotic procedure minimizes recovery time, increases pregnancy success Dr. Paul J. Gehring is one of the only doctors in this part of the country who performs robotic abdominal cerclage, a procedure that treats incompetent cervix leading to pregnancy loss. He treats both local and out-of-town patients needing this procedure for successful full-term pregnancies. Pregnancy loss
- [Why is urinary incontinence best treated by my gynecologist?](https://www.ogstulsa.com/urinary-incontinence-best-treated/) - There are basically two common types of female urinary incontinence. One is called urgency incontinence or overactive bladder. Women with this problem are not able to get to the bathroom in time before the urine begins coming out and soaking their clothing. This unusually larger volume loss of urine often requires large pads or a
- [Grant Cox, MD](https://www.ogstulsa.com/dr-grant-cox/) - Dr. Grant Cox is excited to be a part creating OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa. He brings to the practice considerable knowledge and skill in all aspects of OB/GYN, especially infertility and gynecologic surgery. He finds it most rewarding when he can help an infertile couple or a patient with recurrent miscarriages conceive and carry a
- [Frequently asked questions about pregnancy and childbirth](https://www.ogstulsa.com/pregnancy-childbirth/) - What is prenatal care? Prenatal care describes the medical care women get during their pregnancy. As part of your prenatal care, the doctor will: Figure out when your baby is due Talk to you about nutrition, physical activity, work, and common pregnancy complaints, such as morning sickness, heartburn, and backache Talk to you about things
- [Frequently asked questions about Endometriosis](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/endometriosis/) - What is endometriosis? Endometriosis is a condition that affects women. It can cause pain in the lower part of the belly and trouble getting pregnant. In endometriosis, cells that are similar to the inner lining of the uterus grow outside of the uterus. It is not known exactly how or why this happens. This tissue,
- [Frequently asked questions about Familial Cancer Gene Testing](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/familial-cancer-gene-testing/) - What is genetic testing? Genetic testing is done to find out if you have certain abnormal genes. Genes are basically the body's recipe book. They tell your cells how to make different proteins, and they give your body instructions about how you should look and how your body should work. Unfortunately, genes can sometimes have
- [Fibroids](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/fibroids/) - FIBROIDS OVERVIEW Fibroids are growths of the uterus, or womb. They are also called uterine leiomyomas or myomas. The uterus is made of muscle, and fibroids grow from the muscle. Fibroids can bulge from the inside or outside of the uterus. Fibroids are not cancerous and are not thought to be able to become cancerous.
- [Frequently asked questions about Hysterectomy](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/hysterectomy/) - What is a hysterectomy? A hysterectomy is surgery to remove the uterus. The uterus is the part of a woman's body that carries a baby if she is pregnant. Another word for uterus is "womb." If you have a hysterectomy, you will never be able to carry a pregnancy. Are there different kinds of surgery
- [Frequently asked questions about Incontinence](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/incontinence/) - What is urinary incontinence? "Urinary incontinence" is the medical term for when a person leaks urine or loses bladder control. It is often called "incontinence." Incontinence is a very common problem. If you have this problem, there are treatments that can help. There are also things you can do on your own to stop or
- [Infertility and Infertility options explained](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/infertility/) - INTRODUCTION Infertility is a common condition with important psychologic, economic, demographic, and medical implications. Demand for infertility services has grown substantially, even though the prevalence of infertility has been stable. This phenomenon may be due to entry of the "baby boom" generation into the reproductive age group during a period of highly publicized technologic advances
- [Frequently asked questions about Intrauterine Device (iUD)](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/intrauterine-device/) - What is an intrauterine device? An intrauterine device (IUD) is a type of birth control. It is a small, T-shaped device that a doctor or nurse puts in a uterus by going through the vagina and cervix. These devices are made of flexible plastic and have two thin plastic strings that hang out of the
- [Frequently asked questions about Labor and Delivery (Childbirth)](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/labor-delivery/) - What happens during labor? Labor is the way a woman's body prepares to give birth. This involves having contractions, which is when the uterus tightens. Contractions can be painful and make your belly feel hard. During labor, your cervix softens, thins out, and opens up, or "dilates.” As you get closer to giving birth, your
- [Frequently asked questions about Minimally Invasive Surgery](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/minimally-invasive-surgery/) - What is minimally invasive surgery? Minimally invasive surgery is a type of surgery that uses special tools designed to decrease the size of incisions and reduce how much the body’s tissues can become damaged. One kind of minimally invasive surgery involves the use of a "scope," a viewing device that allows surgeons to look inside
- [Frequently asked question about Ovarian Cysts](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/ovarian-cysts/) - What are ovarian cysts? Ovarian cysts are little sacs of fluid that form on or in a woman's ovary. Each woman has two ovaries, one on each side of her belly. In women who are still having their monthly period, the ovaries release an egg about once a month. Ovarian cysts can cause pain or
- [Frequently asked question about Pelvic Organ Prolapse](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/pelvic-organ-prolapse/) - What is pelvic organ prolapse? Pelvic organ prolapse is a condition that only affects women. It happens when tissues that support the organs in the lower belly relax. These tissues are sometimes called the "pelvic floor." When they relax too much, the organs drop down and press against or bulge into the vagina. If the
- [Frequently asked questions about Birth Control](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/birth-control/) - What is birth control? Birth control is a term used to describe ways to prevent pregnancy. Another word for birth control is contraception. Different types of birth control include medicines, devices, and procedures. Some types of birth control are used by women, and others are used by men. Some types need to be used every
- [Well Woman Exam](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/well-woman-exam/) - What is preventive health care? Preventive health care is any medical treatment or test that you can have to prevent a health problem. Some of the most important preventive steps you can take are listed below. Lead a healthy lifestyle – People don't tend to think of lifestyle changes as a form of "treatment." But the
- [Frequently asked questions about Pregnancy and Childbirth](https://www.ogstulsa.com/services/pregnancy-childbirth/) - What is prenatal care? Prenatal care describes the medical care women get during their pregnancy. As part of your prenatal care, the doctor will: Figure out when your baby is due Talk to you about nutrition, physical activity, work, and common pregnancy complaints, such as morning sickness, heartburn, and backache Talk to you about things
- [Friendly Faces, Exceptional Care](https://www.ogstulsa.com/new-doc/) - Left to Right: Grant Cox MD, Cate Hildebrand MD, Gena Gray MD, Paul Gehring MD, Sarah Shepherd DO
- [Sarah Shepherd, DO](https://www.ogstulsa.com/dr-sarah-shepherd/) - Dr. Shepherd was born in Tulsa as Sarah Elizabeth McCullough Luthey. She graduated from Cascia Hall. Sarah earned her Bachelor degree in Arts and Letters from the University of Oklahoma. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from the honors college while studying English, philosophy, history, and foreign language. Additionally, she was named a member of Phi Beta Kappa’s
- [Notice of Privacy Practices](https://www.ogstulsa.com/notice-of-privacy-practices/) - OB/GYN Specialists of Tulsa PLLC Privacy Officer – Katrina Cavin Effective Date: April 14, 2003 (updated 10/1/15) THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW MEDICAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU MAY BE USED AND DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY. We understand the importance of privacy and are committed to maintaining the
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- [Obstetrics & Gynecology](https://www.ogstulsa.com/obstetrics-gynecology-terms/) - Pregnancy Terms and Definitions A After pains or afterbirth pains: contractions of the uterus that occur after your baby is born, as the uterus returns to its normal size. This may cause cramping for a few days, especially if this is not your first baby or if you are nursing. Amniocentesis: the removal of a
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- [Covid-19 Information Resources](https://www.ogstulsa.com/covid-19/) - New COVID-19 Procedures at OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa OBGYN Specialists of Tulsa adopted new office procedures in response to the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, to ensure the health and safety of its patients. ✓ Patients are asked to call the office upon arrival to the regular parking garage and then wait
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