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… for men and one drink or fewer per day for women. But your height, weight and overall health all play a role in what’s safe for you, so ask a healthcare provider for more …
… can affect your circadian rhythm or sleep-wake cycle, causing you to wake in the night.Sex: Women are more prone to all forms of insomnia.Hormones: Women going through the stages of menopause often …
… colored or fair skin or have a history of frequent or intense sun exposure or sunburn.Older women are more susceptible to age spots — and sun damage — because they have reduced amounts of melanin in …
… pelvic area can also cause this condition. Stress incontinence affects both sexes, but more frequently occurs in women.How can I stop peeing when I sneeze?Your bestie’s jokes aren’t as funny when …
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… Mozambique, South Africa and Thailand. The study revealed that vaginal steaming, or smoking, was practiced by some women as a way of maintaining wellness and their identity. Other women did it for a short time …
… fertilizes an egg. While ejaculation in men must occur to release sperm, it is not necessary for women to have an orgasm to get pregnant.“If you’re of childbearing age, you release an egg …
Chronic migraine sufferers know the feeling all too well — that debilitating, hide-in-your-room pain that seems to always hit at the wrong times.Migraines can be caused by factors like dehydration, certain foods …
Cholesterol-lowering statins prevent heart attacks and stroke, making them one of the most recommended medications if you have cardiovascular disease or its risk factors.But sometimes, you may experience statin muscle pain. That side …
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 …
You may wonder if it’s normal to have stretch marks on your breasts. You’re not alone. Dermatologist Asfa Akhtar, DO, says most stretch marks are part of growing up and often fade with …
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