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… period can vary. A typical menstrual cycle lasts three to five days. Maybe you have a short period (two days or fewer) or your periods become longer (eight days or more).And when you have …
… clearly out of both eyes, with one eye stronger than the other.So, when is it too late to treat a lazy eye?While you may think you can’t treat amblyopia as an adult …
… rest and recharge. If you find yourself going to bed early, sleeping in or indulging in a late-afternoon nap, that’s OK. Burnout is a real problem that affects your physical and mental health …
… really bothersome, speak to your healthcare provider, even if you’re still having regular menstrual cycles.”The late menopause transitionThe late menopause transition is when you’re getting a little closer to menopause. You’re …
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You’re late-night scrolling through Instagram or TikTok, and suddenly, you stumble on a series of photos or videos of your friends or family having fun without you.You ask yourself: Why didn’t …
From late-night cramps to menstrual migraines, getting a good night’s sleep while on your period can be challenging for a lot of reasons. But one thing you want to be able to count …
You’re late to everything. If you don’t put an event in your calendar, you completely forget about it. And those tasks at work you’ve been putting off? They’re piling up fast …
What keeps you up late at night? Do you have a hard time getting comfortable? Do you dwell on tomorrow’s to-do list? Or do you have racing thoughts about other issues?Quieting your …
You’re exhausted and driving home late. It becomes increasingly hard to focus on the road, and you start blinking more slowly. Should you press on or pull over?“Short bursts of sleep, or microsleep …
You stayed up a wee bit too late (again) binge watching Game of Thrones. Or perhaps your 18-month-old was crying at 2 a.m. — and again at 3:45 a.m. Whatever the …
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