OB/GYNs work in diverse settings, including both clinical practices and hospitals, offering a wide range of services aimed at addressing various aspects of women’s health. They provide comprehensive family planning services, including counseling on contraception methods and assisting women in making informed decisions about their reproductive choices. During pregnancy, OB/GYNs offer prenatal care, monitoring the health of both the mother and the developing baby, and provide guidance and support throughout the entire gestational period. They are also trained to handle the delivery process, ensuring a safe and healthy childbirth experience. Postpartum care is another crucial aspect of their role, as they monitor the well-being of new mothers, provide guidance on breastfeeding and infant care, and address any postpartum complications or concerns.