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You deserve a healthy and happy sex life. We all do. Sex is a basic human function. And good sex can even do your mind and body a whole lotta good.But maybe you’ve …
… help lower blood pressure.Moderate amounts of alcohol have also been shown to help lower blood pressure. Women shouldn’t exceed one drink per day, while men shouldn’t have more than two drinks per …
… choice, moderation matters. “Moderate” consumption equals no more than two drinks per day for men and just one for women. (Five ounces of wine or 12 ounces of beer counts as a single drink, so …
… can have a harder time fighting off infection for a number of reasons.”It’s normal for women to develop one or two UTIs each year. But when they appear more often, or when they …
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… show that carrying extra pounds or having obesity brings a significant increase in breast cancer risk for women after menopause. One study showed that a 20-pound weight gain during menopause led to an 18 …
… Sean Lyden, MD. Most people with this condition are 40 to 60 years old, and many are women.According to one study, risk factors of RAA rupture include pregnancy, polyarteritis nodosa or large aneurysm size …
… fulfilled in the process.Women and midlife crisesWhen it comes to a midlife crisis, women often experience one during times of transition, such as during a relationship or hormonal change.“Hormonal changes are one of …
You’ve hit that 39-week mark, and the moment you’ve been waiting for is just around the corner. Oh, the anticipation!And the uncertainty. And the exhaustion. And, frankly, the discomfort.It can …
What are you drinking tonight? As the bartender awaits an answer, your mind and taste buds consider the variety of alcohol options available. Beer? Wine? Some sort of boozy mixed cocktail?Whatever you order, odds …
Does a breast cancer diagnosis have to change your plans for a family? Not necessarily — but you may have to do a bit more planning than you’d originally expected.“Understanding how cancer may affect …
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