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juin 6, 2024Like

Your Pelvic Floor. What Is It Good for?

If you’re not exactly sure what your pelvic floor is, you’re not alone. “It was never talked about during my generation at all,” said Robyn Faye, M.D., an OB-GYN and member of HealthyWomen’s Women’s Health Advisory Council. “That’s why women my age are coming in and having problems and all they know about is Kegel exercises — they don’t know about anything else.” This is a problem for a few reasons. Think of your pelvic floor as a superhero cape
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juin 6, 2024Like

Mild Autism In Children And Adults: Can Someone Be Slightly Autistic?

Mild autism is level 1 of autism which is not an official term, still, some people use it to identify the very mild symptoms of autism or mild symptoms of autism. Some psychologists or researchers also refer to mild autism as high-functioning autism, although psychologically, it’s an incorrect term because the symptoms are quite different from each other. Generally, autism can be seen from the toddler years.  Quick Fact-Check: Mild Autism can also be referred to as high-functioning autism, Asperger’s
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juin 5, 2024Like

Stuck in a Sexless Marriage? Here’s When You Should Walk Away, According to Experts

In a relationship, everything that happens inside the bedroom has a sizable influence on everything outside of it — and vice versa. While some lucky partners can enjoy a thriving sex life no matter what’s going on in the outside world, many of us will feel our libidos waxing and waning depending on work, finances, stress, kids, family life, the amount of sleep we’re getting… the list is endless. Over the course of a marriage or long relationship, it’s normal
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juin 5, 2024Like

Halsey Shares a Full Health Update, Reveals Lupus Diagnosis After Cryptic Album Announcement

Halsey is revealing the full scope of her recent health issues. After announcing their new album on June 4 on Instagram, the pop star again took to social media to reveal that she’d been diagnosed with lupus and “a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder.” Both conditions “are currently being managed or in remission,” wrote Halsey, 29, but “I will likely have [both] for the duration of my life.” They also shared that both diagnoses came in 2022. Halsey first hinted that
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juin 5, 2024Like

Jelly Roll & Bunnie XO Reveal ‘Surprise’ Decision to Start IVF: ‘All Odds Stacked Against Us’

Country star Jelly Roll and podcaster Bunnie XO are opening up about their “surprise” plans to expand their family via in vitro fertilization (IVF). Jelly Roll made the impromptu announcement on the podcast Bussin’ With the Boys on June 3 while talking about his recent focus on fitness. When host Will Compton asked Jelly Roll what “feels different” and more “intentional” about this health kick, the “Son of a Sinner” singer initially explained that he simply wanted to “feel good.”
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juin 5, 2024Like

Brooke Shields’ Fitness Routine Includes This Trendy Workout That Leaves Her ‘Dripping’ With Sweat

Brooke Shields is feeling “more fabulous now than ever,” she told the TODAY Show this morning, and we can see why. The iconic actress is truly thriving in 2024: she stars in Netflix’s Mother of the Bride, just launched her new hair care line, Commence, and recently celebrated her 59th birthday. “I am entering this era of my life with positivity because it is on my terms for the first time really ever,” she explained. Of course, part of that
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juin 5, 2024Like

Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder Cancer

Medically reviewed by Eila C. Skinner, M.D. + Video transcript Video/Image Voiceover/Audio Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder Cancer Female doctor, woman of color, talking to female patient: doctor looks caring, patient looks concerned. Finding out you have urothelial bladder cancer can be overwhelming and scary and lead to feelings of anxiety and depression. Patient — around 55 years old — with lots of question marks around her head. And, on top of the diagnosis itself, you may be managing other
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juin 5, 2024Like

College Burnout: It’s Real And Here’s How to Deal With It

College. What a wild ride it is, right? Academic exploration, personal growth, independence, and making new friends. But did you know that for many, the relentless pressure to excel, coupled with the constant juggle of academics, social life, and financial issues, college can morph into a minefield of stress, exhaustion, and burnout? I wish I knew about college burnout when I was in University, but alas! Now that I know better, let me be your friendly neighborhood guide to recovering
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juin 4, 2024Like

Prolapse Changed My Life for the Better

As told to Jacquelyne Froeber June is Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month Sitting in a waiting room with mostly 80-year-old men, I wondered how I got here. I was 50. Active. In good health. But apparently my bladder thought I was twice my age. The urge to pee was taking over my life. No matter where I was or what I was doing, I had to pee at least once an hour — more than 30 times a day on
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juin 4, 2024Like

Managing Uterine Health Conditions at Work

+ Infographic text 1 in 4 people who menstruate in the U.S. deal with period problems so bad they affect quality of life — including at work. Many of them are dealing with uterine health conditions, such as: Fibroids, non-cancerous growths in the muscle wall of the uterus, affect about 8 in 10 women at some point in their lives Endometriosis, when tissue similar to your uterine lining grows outside your uterus and gets stuck to other organs, affects more
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juin 4, 2024Like

Girls of Color Are Starting Their Periods Earlier, a Study Says — Here’s What Parents Should Know

A recent study indicates that girls of color, particularly Black girls, are beginning their menstrual cycles at younger ages than their peers. While the exact reasons for this phenomenon remain unclear, some experts suggest environmental chemicals and pollutants may contribute, and highly processed foods can accelerate aging and adversely affect health. Chronic stress could also play a role in early periods, according to the study, which may come as a surprise to some. As adults and parents, we might forget
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juin 4, 2024Like

Understanding Vitiligo & What Happens Within the Skin

This article is sponsored by Incyte. Vitiligo is a chronic autoimmune condition that manifests as white patches of depigmented skin, or a complete loss of color, on affected areas of the body. The condition can have a significant impact on people’s lives and affects an estimated 1.9 to 2.8 million people in the United States. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions about vitiligo, which can cause people with the condition to feel misunderstood and may also hinder the proper understanding and
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