If you live with chronic pain, you’re not alone. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimate that over 50 million Americans live with a chronic pain condition.
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Is It Sanitary to Pee in the Shower or Should You Stop Immediately?
If you have a health issue like a urinary tract infection (UTI), that bacteria can also get into your pee. Read more about what David Kaufman, M.D., director of Central Park Urology, a division of Maiden Lane Medical and an assistant professor of Clinical Urology at the Weill Cornell Medical School, tells SELF. Read the full article here
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Fibroids — But Should
Uterine fibroids, like many health conditions, don’t necessarily cause noticeable symptoms. However, when left untreated, these benign tumors can continue to grow and cause painful periods and disrupt your fertility.
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Finally, Achieve that New Year’s Weight Loss Resolution with Our Help
Second only to saving money, losing weight is the most common resolution Americans make at the beginning of each year. Resolving to finally slim down and get fit is a good step toward maintaining your health and feeling better.
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Ever wonder what affect hair dye has on pregnancy?
Click the article below to find out Is Dyeing Your Hair When You’re Pregnant Really That Bad? Doctors Weigh In
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Is There Actually Any Way to Prevent Urinary Tract Infections?
We have some excellent news. Find out what our very own Dr.Kaufman says in Self.com
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Bellows Breath Exercises
Before you reach for that third cup of coffee or sugary energy drink: try a stimulating breathing exercise to increase your energy level and make you more alert and focused. This exercise called the Bellows Breath is noisy, so defining the right space in which to practice is important. 1- Keeping your mouth relaxed and...
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Women And Heart Disease
It is increasingly realized that heart disease is more than just a male disease. One in 9 women between 45-65 years of age has some form of cardiovascular disease, ranging from coronary artery disease to hypertensive heart disease to hypertensive vascular disease to renovascular disease, etc. By 65 years of age a woman has a...
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There is no such thing as a ‘normal’ vagina
"any attempt to identify a 'normal average' vagina is 'concerning', and warned that the boom in labiaplasties could have grave ramifications for generations to come.
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