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… every three months or not at all.Hormonal birth control is a great option for regulating your period or preventing pregnancy (among other things … more on that later). But it can take your body time …
… allergist Lily C. Pien, MD, MHPE, about common allergies in adults and why allergies can come on later in life.Why we get allergiesThe Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) calls allergies “among the …
… don’t realize they’re pregnant because they’ve just had (what seemed like) a normal menstrual period. Only looking back later do they realize that bleeding couldn’t have been a period.“If you …
… first start having periods and again as you approach menopause. But if you notice changes in your period along the way, it’s a good idea to find out what your body is trying to …
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During perimenopause, your menstrual cycles become more irregular as your reproductive hormones start winding down. You’ve officially reached menopause when you haven’t had your period for 12 consecutive months. For most people, this …
One in every six people around the world lives with a neurological disorder, a broad term used to describe things such as Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, headaches or stroke.Although you can make …
Periods are no walk in the park. If you’re not dealing with cramps, you’re trying to make sure you’re well protected during your heavier days.Some of us can wear just a …
Often, it comes out of the blue. You felt fine. But the doctor said they found protein in your urine. Or that you have high levels of creatinine in your blood. That your biopsy confirmed …
No pain, no gain. Push yourself. Go all out.When it comes to working out, that’s the mentality many of us have. Strenuous sweat sessions aimed at losing weight, building muscle and staying healthy …
There you are, living your best life when — out of the blue — a scent transports you back in time. Maybe a savory aroma brings back memories of your dad’s soup. Or a floral waft …
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