Dr. Gerard M. DiLeo, MD

Dr. Gerard M. DiLeo, MD, is a board-certified OB-GYN who has been in private practice since 1981 and has served as Chief of the Medical Staff at Lakeview Regional Medical Center in greater New Orleans. As a member of our expert panel, Dr. DiLeo can be contacted regarding obstetric care questions on his BabyZone expert page. Dr. DiLeo's book The Anxious Parent's Guide to Pregnancy is now available.

The Third Trimester of Pregnancy: An Overview

With delivery imminent, women have questions during the third and final trimester of pregnancy. Learn what to expect in your last weeks of gestation from your baby, your body, and your healthcare provider. More

The Anxious Father

A all-too-realistic look at the trade-off's of fatherhood for new and expectant dads. More

Your Pregnant Body: What to Expect

A woman's body experiences so many changes throughout pregnancy. Some are wonderful and inspiring, some trying and unpleasant. From breast changes to weight issues, get our A-to-Z guide. More

Use of Forceps in Delivery

The use of forceps to deliver babies has had a long twisted history. Discover why the use of forceps to save a child came to prominence a century later than it should have.  More

A Doctor Looks at Halloween

A pediatrician examines adrenaline and the relationship between fun and fright. More

Is a VBAC For You?

Once a C-Section always a C-Section? Not! Times have changed and many patients and doctors opt to have a vaginal birth after a C-Section but is it always safe? Read on... More

Induction of Labor: When Is It Right?

Induction of labor is any process that initiates labor before it might spontaneously begin. More

Hormones during the First Trimester of Pregnancy

Now that you're pregnant your hormones seem to be going crazy! This overview will help explain the biological reasons behind your surging hormones. More

Common Postpartum Concerns

In addition to questions about Baby, new mothers often have a list of concerns about their own recovery. Read on for some common postpartum questions. More

The Birthing "Understanding"

A birthing understanding is a kinder, gentler overture to your doctor, serving as an educational device for you. The difference between a birthing contract and a birthing understanding is that the birthing contract challenges your doctor's judgement, but a birthing understanding allows you to partner with him. More

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