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juin 13, 2024Like
Gender Dysphoria in Children and Teens (And How to Support Them)
Gender dysphoria is a condition in which a person experiences discomfort because they feel a mismatch between their gender identity and their assigned sex at birth. As the awareness and understanding of gender identity grows, the recognition of early signs in children and teens of gender dysphoria also increases. Recognizing the signs of gender dysphoria in children and teens is important for parents, teachers, and even healthcare professionals as they, as a group, can offer support and resources to help calmsage
juin 12, 2024Like
6 Expert Tips to Initiate, Negotiate & Actually Enjoy Your First Threesome
The allure of a ménage a trois just can’t be ignored. If you watched the movie Challengers, or even caught that scene with Zendaya and her boys, then you know what we mean. It’s exciting, it’s different, it’s hot … and now maybe you’re even thinking about having your first threesome. No big deal. Your desire for some three-way sex is perfectly normal. According to Elize Kapaeva, a certified sexologist at Pure Dating App, there are a few reasons you shek
juin 12, 2024Like
Ariana Grande Says Therapy Should Be ‘Mandatory’ for Child Actors & Her Reasoning Makes Sense
Show business has always been a part of Ariana Grande’s life. Before she was cast on the Nickelodeon show Victorious at 14, she was singing the national anthem at NFL games and performing on Broadway. Now, looking back on that time in her life in an interview on Penn Badgley’s podcast Podcrushed, Grande says she’s “re-processing” the experience. “We were all very excited,” Grande remembers of being cast on Victorious. “We were young performers who just wanted to do this shek
juin 12, 2024Like
8 tipos de episodios de migrañas
English Rashmi B. Halker Singh, M.D., FAHS, FAAN, hizo la revisión médica de este documento + Infographic text 39 millones de personas en EE.UU. tienen trastornos de migrañas y son 3 veces más frecuentes en mujeres que en hombres. La mayoría de personas que padecen este trastorno tienen de 2 a 4 episodios de migrañas al mes en promedio. Tipos de migrañas Migraña sin aura Se denominan a veces migrañas comunes porque afectan aproximadamente a 3 de cada 4 personas Healthy
juin 12, 2024Like
What Is POTS?
If you’ve ever stood up too fast and felt dizzy for a moment, you know how disorienting that can be. This happens because your blood pressure drops and your blood moves to the lower part of your body when you stand up. Sometimes, it can take a second for your system to increase your heart rate and get the blood flowing to your brain — which is why you feel lightheaded. An occasional spell of dizziness when standing up is Healthy
juin 12, 2024Like
Céline Dion Used Potentially ‘Fatal’ Doses of Valium To Perform With Stiff Person Syndrome
Céline Dion is opening up more and more about her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) ahead of the release of her documentary, I Am: Céline Dion. The five-time Grammy winner spoke recently with People and NBC News‘ Hoda Kotb about the lengths she went to to manage her condition, including taking large doses of Valium to get through grueling performances. Dion told People that she first felt a muscle spasm caused by SPS 17 years ago, while on tour shek
juin 12, 2024Like
Gray Divorce: Things To Consider Before Splitting Up With Your Partner
Older couples are splitting up a lot, a recent study shows! Those were old days when older couples planned their life after retirement, now the only difference is that they still plan their after-retirement life but not together, they are splitting up. Research shows that couples over the age of 65 are calling off their marriages and deciding to live their life on their own terms. This phenomenon is referred to as gray divorce. This explains why there has been calmsage
juin 11, 2024Like
Should You & Your Partner Have an Open Phone Policy? Experts Weigh in on the Controversial Relationship Rule
Our phones know all our secrets. In 2024, it’s not a stretch to say that our search history, inbox, and screen time across various apps says a lot about who we are, and not all of it is flattering. So what would you do if your partner — the person who, ideally, you shouldn’t be keeping any secrets from — suddenly wants full access to your phone? What does it mean that they’re asking, and what would it mean if shek
juin 11, 2024Like
The Struggle Is Real: Black Women and Lung Cancer
Ayanay Ferguson knew something just wasn’t right with her body when she returned from vacation with her husband in April 2021. “I had swollen ankles and shortness of breath,” recalled Ferguson, 50, an Atlanta-area clinical psychologist. She initially thought her symptoms were from post-vacation fatigue and her weight. As her symptoms lingered, she booked a telehealth appointment with a doctor, who advised her to get her heart checked. An EKG in an emergency room at a nearby hospital came back Healthy
juin 11, 2024Like
New Study Looks At Mental Health And Homelessness
A new study published in JAMA Psychiatry looked at the prevalence of mental health disorders among individuals experiencing homelessness. “We were examining the prevalence of addictions and mental health (AMH) conditions among adults experiencing homelessness globally,” study author Rebecca Barry told us. Barry is postdoctoral fellow at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. “We were hoping to find the overall current and lifetime prevalence of AMH conditions in this population.” The research team thought that the prevalence of AMH theravive
juin 11, 2024Like
Feel The Love: Understanding Physical Touch as a Love Language
Love is a strange emotion, and even stranger is that it comes in diverse forms. When it comes to connecting with someone on more than one level, we can engage in different forms of communication and expression. Out of these expressions, one way stands out – Love Languages. A concept popularized by Dr. Gary Chapman, the whole foundation of Love Languages offers an idea to understand the diverse ways in which we can communicate our love, commitment, and affection towards calmsage
juin 10, 2024Like
Kristin Chenoweth Opens up About ‘Excruciating’ Chronic Migraines & the Treatment That Helped
Kristin Chenoweth got her first migraine at age 25, and she remembers it vividly. The Broadway legend was onstage performing at the Virginia Symphony, “singing my face off,” she tells SheKnows. Then, about halfway through Act One, “I started seeing flashing lights like an aura. It was almost like the spotlight started it.” Then came the nausea and the pounding headache, “like a jackhammer on my head.” When the curtain came down for intermission, Chenoweth vomited and had to be shek