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… you’ve been down this road before, each birth and each postpartum recovery is different.The postpartum period, or the fourth trimester, can come with a certain amount of discomfort. Soreness, tiredness and some emotional …
… doing yard work, recovery takes longer as you age. But the good news? It’s not too late. You can get fit again after 50. And you don’t need a fancy gym or a …
… typically begins in a person’s 20s. Schizophrenia tends to appear earlier in men, beginning in their late teens to early 20s. Women usually see it start in their mid-20s to early 30s. (But …
… the days on the calendar suddenly take on new meaning. Is it an ovulation day? Is my period due? Is it time to talk with a fertility specialist?And, of course, how long does it …
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… the rollercoaster that is menopause?On average, menopause happens around 51 — that means, you’ve stopped having periods for a full 12 months. But you may start to feel symptoms sooner than you expect. Perimenopause …
… in different ways than people of lighter skin tones, and can often be overlooked and undiagnosed until late stages of development. By the time it’s discovered, according to the American Academy of Dermatology, it …
The scene may be a familiar one: a friend, family member or even you, sleeping until well after the sun comes up, smacking the snooze button over and over until you’ve snored half the …
If you're going through a high-risk pregnancy, you cherish every bit of positive feedback you can get. A non-stress test can tell you more about how your fetus is doing in the …
You work hard to keep your skin healthy and happy. You moisturize after every shower. You apply sunscreen and wear wide-brimmed hats when you’re outside.But your hands need protection and care, too …
If you have recurring or chronic joint pain, you may think joint replacement surgery is your only option for relief. However, you may want to explore several less invasive options first to help maintain mobility …
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