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...
The Importance of Yoga During Pregnancy
Yoga is a great way to stay fit and healthy both physically and mentally. Did you know it can be even more beneficial during pregnancy? Physical Benefits Prepare for Labor: Labor takes a toll on the body. You’ll be using muscles you have not been accustomed to using,...
5 Common Misconceptions about Ovarian Cancer
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. As you may know, ovarian cancer is hard to detect so it’s important to be as aware as possible about potential symptoms and know the truth behind popular misconceptions about this disease. Here are the myths debunked...
5 Tips for National Baby Safety Month
September is Baby Safety Month! The safety of your child is of utmost importance, so it’s vital to be aware of all aspects of safety. In honor of Baby Safety Month, we’re sharing a few tips to keep your baby free from harm! #1. Babyproofing the house can be...
How to Take Care of Yourself After a Cesarean Delivery
Cesareans, or C-sections, can be overwhelming to think about or even consider. The truth is when you have the right kind of preparation, support and mentality about C-sections it’s not as bad as you may imagine. We will go over some tips on how to take care of...
Why is Blue for Boys & Pink for Girls?
When we think of babies, one of the first things we ask is: “boy or girl?” A baby in pink is assumed to be a girl and a baby in blue is assumed a boy. But why? When did these colors indicate gender? Why do we associate blue with boys and pink with girls? We dive into...
National Breastfeeding Month: Tips for Breastfeeding
Becoming a new mom can be a very exciting, but slightly terrifying experience for many women. It is easy to get caught up in the baby, but mothers need to be taking care of themselves as well, especially if they are breastfeeding. Breastfeeding requires proper...
What’s the Deal with “Viagra for Women”?
For years the very common condition of Erectile Dysfunction has had an easy-fix medication: Viagra. When used, regardless of personal feelings or sexual drive, it does what it is intended for. However in recent years, a new pill has hit the market that is considered...
Everything You Need to Know about Cleft Lip and Palate
July is National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness Month! The Center of Disease Control (CDC) states that nearly “2,650 infants are born with cleft palate and 4,440 infants are born with a cleft lip with or without cleft palate.” We go over everything you need to know...
How to Guard Your Skin in the Summertime While Pregnant
It’s summertime and all we want to do is soak up some rays and have a good time! Before you walk out the door with a beach bag and swimsuit, double check a few things that can protect you and your baby while out in the sun. What Sunscreen Should I Use? While...
Should You Still See Your Gyno. After A Certain Age?
From a young age, women are cautioned to keep up with their gynecology appointments on a yearly basis which is understandable considering they are about to undergo so many changes in their lives. Whether it is getting their first period, getting on birth control,...