The best 13 Gynecology books

Beyond the Pill (2019) is a guide to navigating the variety of health issues caused by the birth control pill. Whether or not women continue to take the pill, they can gain insight into their mental and physical health, and take active steps to feel better.

A Little Bit Pregnant by Susan Mallery is a heartwarming and humorous novel about unexpected pregnancy and the complexities of modern relationships. When a one-night stand results in a surprise baby, the two main characters must navigate their feelings for each other and their new roles as parents. With lovable characters and a charming small-town setting, this book is a delightful exploration of love, family, and second chances.

Blaustein's Pathology of the Female Genital Tract by Robert J. Kurman is a comprehensive and authoritative book that delves into the pathology of the female reproductive system. It covers a wide range of topics including benign and malignant gynecologic disorders, infections, and developmental abnormalities. With detailed explanations and high-quality illustrations, this book is an essential resource for pathologists, gynecologists, and other healthcare professionals.

Contesting Intersex by Georgiann Davis challenges the medical and social norms surrounding intersex individuals. Through personal stories and in-depth research, Davis examines the controversies and complexities of intersex identity, advocating for greater awareness and acceptance.

Healing Sex by Staci Haines offers a compassionate and empowering guide for survivors of sexual trauma. It provides practical exercises and insightful advice to help individuals reclaim their sexuality and intimacy. Through personal stories and professional expertise, Haines addresses the complex issues surrounding sex after trauma and offers a path towards healing and fulfilling sexual experiences.

Home Birth On Your Own Terms by Heather Baker is a comprehensive guide for expectant mothers who are considering a home birth. It provides practical advice, personal stories, and evidence-based information to help women make informed decisions about their birthing options. From preparing for the birth to handling unexpected situations, this book empowers women to take control of their birthing experience.

Mindful Hypnobirthing by Sophie Fletcher is a comprehensive guide that combines mindfulness, hypnosis, and practical techniques to help expectant mothers prepare for a calm and positive birthing experience. It offers insights into how fear and anxiety can impact childbirth and provides tools and exercises to empower women to embrace the process with confidence and relaxation.

Naked at Our Age by Joan Price is a groundbreaking book that challenges the taboo surrounding sexuality in older adults. Through interviews, personal stories, and expert advice, Price explores the realities of sex and intimacy in later life. This empowering and informative read dismantles stereotypes and offers valuable insights for individuals of all ages.

The Birth of the Pill by Jonathan Eig tells the captivating story of how the birth control pill came to be. Through meticulous research and interviews, Eig delves into the lives of the scientists, activists, and women who played pivotal roles in its development. This book not only explores the scientific breakthrough, but also the social and political implications that forever changed the landscape of reproductive rights.

The Means of Reproduction by Michelle Goldberg explores the global battle over women's reproductive rights. From the United States to Ireland to El Salvador, Goldberg delves into the political, religious, and cultural forces that shape policies and attitudes towards abortion and contraception. Through personal stories and in-depth research, she reveals the profound impact these issues have on women's lives and the broader fight for gender equality.

The Wichita Divide by Stephen Singular delves into the complex and controversial world of late-term abortions. Set in Wichita, Kansas, the book explores the life and death of Dr. George Tiller, a renowned abortion provider, and the deep divide between pro-life and pro-choice advocates. Through extensive research and interviews, Singular uncovers the motivations and beliefs driving both sides of the debate, ultimately shedding light on the challenges and moral dilemmas surrounding this contentious issue.

This Isn't What I Expected by Karen R. Kleiman is a comprehensive guide for new mothers who are struggling with unexpected feelings of sadness, anxiety, and overwhelm after giving birth. It offers practical advice, personal stories, and expert insights to help women navigate the challenges of postpartum depression and find hope and healing.

Pushed by Jennifer Block delves into the medicalization of childbirth in the United States. Through extensive research and personal stories, Block uncovers the alarming truth about the rise in C-sections, inductions, and other interventions that have become routine in hospitals. She challenges the status quo and advocates for empowering women to make informed choices about their birthing experiences.