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… for your skin and hair).Almond oil was once thought to fight stretch marks during pregnancy, but later research showed that it may cause premature birth.“Some of these products are not well studied for …
… Also, when you begin menopause, your risk of developing new uterine fibroids decreases.“When you stop your periods, the fibroids go to sleep,” says Dr. Bradley. “The ovaries make everything hibernate.”Can uterine fibroids grow …
… bad odor, irritates or is a different color or amount than usual.Vaginal bleeding outside of a period.Painful sex.Testing is important to diagnose STIs early so they can be treated.How many people …
… need sleep to function normally,” Dr. Foldvary-Schaefer shares. “If we’re pushing ourselves to be awake later than we naturally would be, or waking later in the morning, then our sleep circadian rhythm won …
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… in 4, while insomnia rates in China rose from 14.6% to 20% during the peak lockdown period.” According to a study published in the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, there were 2.77 million …
Sometimes, your child’s belly pain is just a run-of-the-mill stomachache. But if that pain comes, goes and then comes back again, repeatedly, along with other digestive symptoms, it could be a …
Despite what people may believe, anxiety and depression aren’t a natural part of aging and no one has to accept them.In fact, mood and anxiety disorders become less common as people age. But …
As parents, we tend to be vigilant about our kids and their development. We’re on the lookout for cues they’re getting enough sleep. That they’re getting the vitamins and minerals they need …
Sex, menstruation, pregnancy and childbirth. Your reproductive tract is a powerful part of your body.While you may worry about keeping your vagina healthy and clean, the truth is, you don’t need to do …
Running can be hard on the body. And although you’re bound to have minor aches and pains from time to time, getting sidelined from a running injury is the last thing any runner wants …
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