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… bruising afterward,” Dr. Khetarpal explains. “You may actually look fuller immediately after treatment because you’re causing inflammation in the skin and the fat before it goes down.”It’s important to keep in mind …
… Dr. Newlin reiterates.“Something like MiraLax® can help, too. Or we’ll often give women cooling pads, like pads with witch hazel in them. Some sort of topical steroid can also help decrease inflammation.”
… your colon and large and small intestines are critical to proper digestion. They also help fend off inflammation and support healthy metabolism.When you drink too much alcohol, it can throw off the balance of …
There you are, living your best life when — out of the blue — a scent transports you back in time. Maybe a savory aroma brings back memories of your dad’s soup. Or a floral waft …
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… similar to your uterine lining (endometrium) grows outside your uterus. This tissue sheds each month, causing painful inflammation and scarring.Not all people feel endometriosis pain the same way. “Endometriosis that develops behind the vagina …
The term “doomscrolling” first caught on in early 2020, right around the time the world went into a pandemic-induced lockdown. It’s a bleak-sounding word that seems to perfectly capture our societal tendency …
If you’ve ever seen an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show or I Love Lucy, you probably noticed that the characters’ bedrooms looked different from what we see on TV today.Thanks to …
Do you like tea or coffee but have kicked sugar to the curb? Have you broken up with artificial sweeteners like saccharin (Sweet n’ Low®), aspartame (Equal®) and sucralose (Splenda®)?You still …
Menopause — and the years leading up to it — is often called “the change of life,” and for good reason. This time can bring a slew of changes that affect how you feel physically and emotionally …
Heart attacks are no joke — in the U.S., they happen every 40 seconds, with about 805,000 heart attacks occurring every year. But just how do you know when that chest pain you feel …
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