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If you have atrial fibrillation (AFib), you have a higher chance of developing blood clots, which significantly increase your risk for a stroke. Your doctor may suggest taking blood thinners to combat this danger.
When you hear the term “plastic surgery,” you may envision breast implants and face lifts aimed at making someone more attractive. But plastic and reconstructive surgeries have many other important uses.
After a decade in which cosmetic surgery procedures often focused on creating more curves, there has been a shift back toward thinness.
Giving birth doesn’t have to be a painful experience. There are medical and natural options to cope with and alleviate pain, and many women use a combination. Before you make any decisions, take time to research and ask your doctor questions.
Episode 26 Is That a Hernia?
Receiving an annual flu shot is a common quandary for those who have (or have had) cancer. Some patients are under the misconception that the flu vaccine could pose a danger to their weakened immune systems. Although cancer treatment can reduce someone’s ability to fight back against illness, it’s important to get vaccinated against influenza each year.
Stretching doesn’t just feel good – it’s great for your health, too.
The way, and how much, you sweat can give you a good idea of how healthy you are – and alert you when something might be wrong,
It may seem like just yesterday that you were hanging out with friends, playing basketball, soccer or flag football every other night. But then life happened. A job and a family gobbled up your free time, leaving you a few precious hours on Saturdays and Sundays for your athletic cravings.
From access to contraception to severe menstruation pain, discussing relevant reproductive issues is essential for our sexual health and wellness. As education, awareness, research and attitudes progress, it’s also important to stay up to date on the most recent guidelines.