Heather J. Boyd, M.D.
Board Certified Physician
Dr. Heather Boyd started with Mt. Auburn in the summer of 2018. She earned her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry from DePauw University in Indiana and her doctorate from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Her scholarly work has been featured in medical publications, including the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Education
DePauw University
Greencastle, Indiana
B.A. Biochemistry, 2010
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Memphis, Tennessee
M.D., 2014
University of Cincinnati Department of OB/Gyn
Cincinnati, Ohio
Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2018
Professional Memberships
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Publications
Detti, L., Jeffries-Boyd, H., Williams, L., Diamond, M., and Uhlmann, R. Fertility biomarkers to estimate metabolic risks in women with polycystic ovary syndrome. J Asst Repro
McKinney, D., Boyd, H., Langager, A., Oswald, M., Pfister, A., and Warshak, C. The impact of fetal growth restriction on latency in the setting of expectant management of preeclampsia. Am J of Ob & Gyn, Vol 214, Issue 3, 395.e1-395.e7.
Authored Posts
Everything you Need to Know about Labor & Delivery
When will I know I'm in labor? It can be difficult to know exactly when you are in labor, especially if this is your first pregnancy. If you are unsure if labor is beginning, please do not hesitate to call. Braxton Hicks contractions are irregular and erratic...
4-Dimensional Ultrasounds
What is four-Dimensional Ultrasound? We are pleased to be the first practice in Greater Cincinnati to offer our patients the latest technological advance in prenatal imaging ? four-dimensional ultrasound. This innovative technology shows your developing baby in...
How to Get Ready for a Happy & Healthy Pregnancy
Deciding to start a family is an exciting time in a couple’s life, but it can also be very stressful. With the knowledge that every body and pregnancy is different, everyone is going to prepare for pregnancy in various ways. For some, pregnancy will come natural and...
How to Handle Your Periods When Playing Summer Sports
Let’s be real here–periods are not a pleasant experience as is, but to have to deal with them during the summertime while being involved with strenuous sports–no thank you. These days our lives are filled with so many activities and responsibilities to keep up with that putting your life on hold once a month can be aggravating and a nuisance. Periods bring along many unwanted symptoms such as cramps, headaches, and body aches, as well as some serious cravings. There are many ways to manage these symptoms, and putting these tips and suggestions into practice during the summertime will make your sports season much more enjoyable and comfortable.
Everything You Need to Know about Your Period
Have you ever had questions about menstruation but weren't sure exactly how—or who—to ask? It's easy to understand why. Let's face it: Even the word menstruation (which is just the longer version of "period") sounds a bit mysterious and complicated. The good news is...
Our Best Tips for Moms of ALL Shapes and Sizes
One of the most important things to understand about motherhood is that not all moms are created equally. In fact, there are multiple "stages" of momhood that need to be considered — each with their own unique challenges and rewards. By understanding which...
How Celiac Disease Affects Pregnancy
May is National Celiac Disease Month which brings awareness to the hardships and effects this disorder has on individuals. Not only does it put a hamper on where and what you can and cannot eat, but it can also affect the stages of pregnancy. What is Celiac Disease?...
IUD’s: What Are They and Are They Right For Me?
Here’s what you need to know about IUDs and if they are the right form of birth control for you! What is an IUD? IUD, or intrauterine device, is a form of birth control and is a “T” shaped object that fits inside your uterus. It works by stopping sperm from...
HPV Prevention and Vaccination for Young Adults
Being that April is STI & STD Awareness Month, it seems necessary to highlight one of the most common sexually transmitted infections, HPV. HPV, also known as the Human Papillomavirus, infects more than 75 million Americans and ranges from symptoms such as...
Parents & Preemies: Handling The Stress
When you first find out you’re going to be a parent, it can be a mixture of nervousness, fear, happiness, and excitement all at once! However when bringing new life into the world, no one expects having to deal with the surprise of having a baby weeks before they are...
World Down Syndrome Day: Common Myths about Down Syndrome
These days, there tends to be many common misconceptions regarding Down Syndrome. With World Down Syndrome day fast approaching, it is important to highlight the common myths that come along with this extra chromosome. When it comes to our bodies, our genes play an...
The Pros and Cons of Menstrual Cups
They say blossoming into womanhood can be a beautiful and momentous occasion. It also can be extremely expensive, on average up to $18,000 in your whole lifetime! That’s where the rise of menstrual cups have come to popularity. We go over the pros and cons of this...