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… quality of life.Spasmodic dysphonia usually shows up around middle age, and it’s more common in women, Dr. Bryson says.While it probably won’t get worse over time, it’s also not likely …
… take them before surgery or with other medicines. Supplements can also cause problems if you have certain health conditions. And the effects of many supplements haven’t been tested in children, pregnant women and other …
… Dr. Vyas advises. “If you have a puncture injury or deep cut, it’s worth consulting a healthcare provider. Getting an extra tetanus booster is much safer than getting infected with tetanus.”If you’ve …
… while brushing teethHistory of significant bleeding during minor surgeryFamily history of bleeding disorders or heavy periodsSome unlucky women just have heavier periods than others. But if you have any concerns, it’s worth taking your …
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… neural tube defects in babies. But rather than having an unnecessary test for MTHFR gene variations, pregnant women should simply take prenatal vitamins that contain higher folate.Folate effectively bypasses the problem — and it’s …
… including phantosmia which involves smelling things that aren’t actually present.According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), only one to 2 % of North Americans report problems with their sense of smell. But issues …
… where the skin of your vagina gets drier and thinner, typically because of a lack of estrogen. Women of all ages can experience vaginal atrophy, though it most often shows up after menopause. This dryness …
… cancers can lead to early detectionDespite the limits of testing, it’s still a good idea for women to get a Pap test every few years (based on guidelines ) and for men and women to …
We often associate mastitis, or inflammation of breast tissue, with complications that get in the way of breastfeeding because of clogged milk ducts. Although that’s certainly a common cause of inflammation, you don’t …
Drama surrounds a Hollywood heart attack. The doomed character on screen typically clutches at their chest as pain paints their face. Then, they stagger and collapse in a twisted heap. (End scene.)But in real …
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