… of the most important things your heart does is keep a rhythm. On average, a regular heart rate is about 60 to 100 beats per minute when your body is at rest. But alcohol can …
… people with mask anxiety may experience only psychological manifestations, others may have symptoms such as rapid heart rate, shortness of breath, chest tightness, sweats and dizziness,” says Dr. Barnett. But for those who’ve never …
… dangerous position by opting for a C-section when you don’t need one.”The rapidly rising rate of C-sections among low-risk births has sparked the Department of Health and Human Services to …
… too. “Hypoglycemia is related to a fasting state when you haven’t eaten anything for an extended period,” she adds. “And your blood sugar naturally drops below what’s considered a normal range.” People who …
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… bag“It’s a good idea to pack your bag a month or two before your due date,” Plas shares. “That way, you don’t have to rush around when it’s time to get …
… your levels of estrogen and progesterone start to decrease. This triggers the start of perimenopause, the transitional period before menopause.“You can experience hot flashes in perimenopause, before you go through menopause,” says Dr. Sikon …
… can drink it from the tap, cooler or even out of a box or can. If you hate drinking water, you probably checked out at “some of us love water.” That’s OK. You might …
… muscles that usually don’t get as much attention.”So, here’s how to raise your heart rate, build strength and break a sweat while dealing with an injured foot or ankle.Is it safe …
If you and your child are losing sleep over growing pains, you may wonder why they happen and how to help your little one.Bradley Weinberger, MD, says growing pains are one of the most …
If you have diabetes, your view of the world may change if you don’t manage your blood sugar (glucose) levels.Consistently high glucose is the driving force behind diabetes-related macular edema (DME), a …
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