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mars 26, 2024Like
Can Endometriosis Make You Gain Weight? What Experts Say About the Complicated Connection
If you have endometriosis, you know that the symptoms can be unpleasant, from common ones like intense cramps, fatigue, and excessive bleeding to “silent” symptoms like fertility issues and ovarian cysts. If, on top of all that, you also feel like you’ve gained weight due to endometriosis, know that you’re not alone. Bloating (aka endo belly) will often make it seem like you’re putting on weight in your midsection, but true weight gain might be happening too — though it shek
mars 26, 2024Like
Out-of-Network Therapy: All You Need to Know
Deciding to get help and then figuring out what type of therapy you need is an excellent first step in improving your mental health. The process doesn’t end there, though. Understanding how insurance works and the differences between using in-network or out-of-network mental health care providers are big pieces of the puzzle, too. Whether a therapist is in-network or out-of-network will significantly affect your cost of care. If you decide to go out-of-network, expect to pay much more for a talk
mars 26, 2024Like
Using FSA for Therapy
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) can be intimidating when you don’t fully know what they’re for or how they work. Once you understand them, though, you’ll appreciate how they can be a strategic way to make services like mental health care more affordable and accessible. The bottom line is this: being able to pay for therapy with FSA funds is well worth the time you’ll invest in demystifying the process. FSA benefits help you pay for most health care services, including talk
mars 26, 2024Like
What to Do if Therapy is Too Expensive
Prioritizing your mental health care can be life-changing, but the high cost of therapy is an unfortunate barrier for many people seeking help. If you need mental health treatment and support but worry that therapy is too expensive, you should know there are a range of viable solutions that can reduce your therapy cost. Continue reading to understand why therapy is expensive for some people and to explore effective strategies and resources that can make getting mental health care more talk
mars 26, 2024Like
How Long Does it Take for Lamictal to Work?
Lamictal (lamotrigine) can be effective in treating symptoms of bipolar disorder and some seizure disorders. Lamictal is in the prescription drug class known as anticonvulsants and is believed to balance levels in the brain to stabilize activity and prevent mood swings. It’s important to learn how any prescription drug works and most people wonder how long it takes for Lamictal to work before they decide to try the bipolar medication. Understanding more about the onset of action before starting a talk
mars 26, 2024Like
Lamictal vs Lithium: Which is Right For You?
Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder that causes extreme mood swings from depression to mania to hypomania. An estimated 1% of the population — roughly 2.3 million people in the United States — are living with bipolar depression. Once known as manic depression or manic-depressive disorder, bipolar disorder can disrupt life, negatively affect relationships, and impact your sense of self-worth. Periods of extreme lows (depression) and manic highs (mania) can last for a week or longer and cause radical shifts talk
mars 26, 2024Like
Side Effects of Lamictal to Be Aware of
Lamictal (lamotrigine) is a seizure medicine prescribed to treat symptoms of epilepsy, but it can also be used as a maintenance drug for managing depressive mood episodes and mood swings in adults with bipolar disorder. It’s also sometimes used off-label to treat unipolar depression (a major depressive episode). Lamictal is in the class of drugs known as anticonvulsants, which are believed to work by lowering abnormal electrical activity in the brain and reducing excitability to combat mood episodes and mood talk
mars 26, 2024Like
Lamictal (lamotrigine): Uses, Side Effects, Dosage
Lamictal (lamotrigine) is an anticonvulsant prescription drug for bipolar disorder that’s well-tolerated by many people who take it. It’s known for its ability to delay the time between bipolar depressive episodes. It’s important to learn more about how this medication works and discuss with your doctor before deciding to take Lamictal. Read on to learn how you’ll feel when taking Lamictal, what Lamictal treatment is used for, pros and cons, common side effects and dosage information, how to take it, talk
mars 26, 2024Like
Halle Berry’s Spicy Perimenopause Story With Boyfriend Van Hunt Even Shocked Jill Biden
Halle Berry was convinced she would miss perimenopause. “My ego told me that I was gonna skip it,” she said in a panel conversation on menopause and women’s health with First Lady Dr. Jill Biden at A Day of Unreasonable Conversation. “I’m in great shape,” Berry continued, explaining her rationale. “I’m healthy. I managed to get myself off of insulin and manage my diabetes since I’m 20 years old. So that makes one think, ‘Oh, I can handle menopause. I’m shek
mars 26, 2024Like
PTSD & Anger: Exploring The Link And What to Do to Tame PTSD Anger
We live in the real world, where danger is around every corner. It’s a world where the simplest stressor of ours can trigger our flight-or-fight response, and a raised voice can feel like a prelude to violence. This happens in the real world; making it more real for people living with post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD. While PTSD is often associated with flashbacks of wars and nightmares, another symptom of PTSD remains undetected – anger. PTSD anger can be a calmsage
mars 26, 2024Like
New Study Looks At Aphantasia And Autobiographical Memory Deficits
A new study published in eLife looked at how hippocampal-occipital connectivity reflects autobiographical memory deficits in aphantasia. “Our study is about the relationship between inner images and our ability to recall personal past events (autobiographical memory),” study author Cornelia McCormick told us. “We set out to see whether these inner images are essential to remembering autobiographical memories. Aphantasia describes a normal neuropsychological variant in the population which prohibits people to ‘see’ inner images. Therefore, we chose to investigate autobiographical memory theravive
mars 26, 2024Like
12 Characteristics That Say You’re Becoming a Wise Person
We all know a wise person in our lives – they could be our elderly neighbor giving sage advice, the mentor offering a calm perspective, or a passing acquaintance who left us with words of wisdom. While I understand the importance of knowledge, wisdom is what goes beyond just facts. Consider wisdom as the handwoven tapestry crocheted with experience, reflection, and an understanding that goes beyond. Psychologists, on the other hand, might defi ne wisdom as the skillful use of calmsage