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Murray Woman's Clinic Prenatal Center

Admission to the Hospital

Sometime prior to your eighth month of pregnancy, it is a good idea to pre-admit to the hospital.  This is a very simple procedure and only takes about ten minutes.  No money will be required at this time.  This simply allows you to be admitted quickly and easily when you go into labor.  To do this you need to go to the admitting office on the first floor off 9th Street.  The admitting office is open Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.  After hour admissions are processed at the emergency room entrance.  Many women go and do this after their doctor’s sppointment.  If you might choose to have an epidural during labor, you must also pre-register with Anesthisiology Associates in the Medical Arts Building behind the hospital.  You need to do this before you are in labor.

When you go to the Hospital

When you are ready to go to the hospital, go the the Emergency Room whether it is day or night.  You will need to take the following:

· One outfit for the baby to be carried
  home in. (Wash all baby’s new clothes.)
· Two – three good fitting bras (you will
  be wearing these around the clock.)
·  Robe, gowns, toothbrush, hairbrush,
  cosmetics, etc.
·  You will need a car seat to transport the
   baby home.  This is a law in Kentucky
   and Tennessee and comes with a
   stiff fine if the police stop you.


When your water breaks, with contractions or not, go to the hospital immediately.  If you are bleeding as much as a period, go straight to the hospital.

When your contractions are five to eight minutes apart you should already be at the hospital.  It is not necessary to call the doctor when you are ready to go to the hospital unless you have a question.  The telephone number at the Prenatal Center is (270) 753-9300, ext. 400 and 401.  You may call the Labor and Delivery Department at night and talk to the nurses if you are not sure whether you are in labor or not.  The telephone number is (270) 762-1100 or (270) 762-1430.  Our answering service also takes calls at night and on weedends.

PRENATAL VISITS are ordinarily scheduled first at four-week intervals and later more often.  These visits are important to properly follow your progress and to forestall any difficulty.  If problems arise between visits you are urged to telephone, or to come in if necessary, rather than wait until your next appointment.  

CONTINUOUS COVERAGE is essential to good obstetrics.  You are assured of this by our clinic arrangement.  We are available to you at any time.  If you should need assistance, please call (270) 753-9300.

ONSET OF LABOR may normally occur at any time during the last month.  This may be either of two ways:  regular contractions (labor pains) or rupture of the membranes.  When this occurs you should go immediately to the emergency room of the hospital.  You will be admitted and we will be notified.  It is not necessary to call in advance.  

WE HOPE that this pregnancy will be pleasant for you throughout and urge you to feel free to discuss any problems whatsoever that may arise.

PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASSES
Murray Calloway County Hospital
(270) 762-1425


Why Murray Woman's Clinic?

· Friendly and compassionate staff
· New Patients Welcome
· High and Low Risk Obstetrics
· Menopause Treatment & Therapy
· Incontinence Treatment
· Infertility Treatment
· Gynecology Treatment
· Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery
· In Office Ultrasounds
· Diagnosis and Treatment of
  Osteoporosis
· Professional atmosphere
· Large private examining rooms
· Over 52 years serving Murray
· Full disability access




Radio Programs for 2009
Radio Programs Air on Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. on WNBS

April 29, 2009
Heart Disease, Dr. Hjerpe

May 6, 2009
10 Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy, Dr. Deeter

May 13, 2009
Anemia, Sherry

May 20, 2009
Putting an End to UTI's, Janice

May 27, 2009
Depression , Dr. Green

June 3, 2009
Incontinence & Urodynamics Testing, Donna

June 10, 2009
Endometrial Cancer, Dr. Cook

June 17, 2009
Postmenopausal Bleeding, Dr. Burnett

June 24, 2009
Heart Healthy Eating, Dr. Hjerpe

July 1, 2009
What’s New in Pap Smears, Dr. Deeter

July 8, 2009
Skin Care in Sun, Sherry

July 15, 2009
Preparing for Pregnancy, Janice

July 22, 2009
Eliminating Heavy Menstrual Periods (Endometrial Ablation), Dr Green

July 29, 2009
PCOS, Donna

August 5, 2009
Pap Smear After Hysterectomy, Dr. Cook

August 12, 2009
Menopause Symptoms and Treatment, Dr. Burnett

August 19, 2009
Uterine Fibroids, Dr. Hjerpe

August 26, 2009
Health Benefits of Yoga, Dr. Deeter

September 2, 2009
Hepatitis, Sherry

September 9, 2009
Gestational Diabetes, Janice

September 16, 2009
Screening for Treating Osteoporosis, Dr. Green

September 23, 2009
Breastfeeding Obstacles and Solutions, Donna

September 30, 2009
Ectopic Pregnancy, Dr. Cook

October 7, 2009
Screening for Breast Cancer, Dr. Burnett

October 14, 2009
Endometriosis, Dr. Hjerpe

October 21, 2009
STD - Sexually Transmitted Disease Screenin, Dr. Deeter

October 28, 2009
Peri-menopause, Sherry

November 4, 2009
Preterm Labor, Janice

November 11, 2009
Treatment of Urinary incontinence, Dr. Green

November 18, 2009
Ovarian Cysts, Donna

November 25, 2009
How Different BCs Means Vary in Effectiveness, Dr. Cook

December 2, 2009
Ovarian Cancer, Dr. Burnett

December 9, 2009
Depression During and After Pregnancy, Dr. Hjerpe

December 16, 2009
Definitions of Obesity and Morbid Obesity, Dr. Deeter

December 23, 2009
Incontinence, Sherry

December 30, 2009
Influenza, Janice

Clinic Hours
8 a.m. -  5 p.m.   Monday
8 a.m. -  5 p.m.   Tuesday
8 a.m. -  5 p.m.   Wednesday
8 a.m. -  5 p.m.   Thursday
8 a.m. -  5 p.m.    Friday
8 a.m. -  12 p.m.  Saturday

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