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(Ghostwritten) With today’s scientific advances, having facts about a potential medical issue might allow you to screen for, and fix, problems before they become life-threatening

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Before long, each had signed up to have weight-loss surgeries. They scheduled their procedures for the same week, only three days apart.

(Ghostwritten) Women 20 and under are using less reliable, old-school birth control techniques because they're learning about birth control from social media influencers instead of doctors.

(Ghostwritten) If you follow health trends, you might occasionally spoon Greek yogurt onto your granola or drink a bottle of kombucha. Both provide probiotics, which are so-called “good bacteria” to have in your gut. That’s a baby step toward good gut health.

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We often hear about women struggling to hold urine in as they age. But struggling to squeeze it out? It’s more common than you think.

(Ghostwritten) Gynecologists and their patients around the world shared a collective, “Say what?!” moment this spring when the Women’s Health Initiative announced it’s OK for many women to treat menopause symptoms with hormone replacement therapy.

(Ghostwritten) Sepsis is an urgent medical condition that is extremely dangerous and warrants an immediate trip to the emergency room. That’s why it’s important to recognize the symptoms and understand if you are at risk.

(Ghostwritten) If your anxiety is so intense it seems tangible, or your depression dips too deep, you’re likely to be prescribed SSRIs. Some women find their libido might decrease or they struggle to orgasm.

(Ghostwritten) Shingles is a rash that develops, and then blisters, in a band along one or more nerves in your body. It can be exquisitely painful, and its after-effects might cause discomfort for the rest of your life. If you haven’t gotten the shingles vaccine yet, what are you waiting for?

Celebrity Matthew Perry had ketamine in his system when he died, but the drug probably did not cause his death. Don’t let his situation deter you from asking about ketamine if you suffer from depression, suicidal thoughts or extreme anxiety.
If you receive ketamine treatments at a medical facility, in FDA-approved quantities, it can help you tremendously — and safely.

(Ghostwritten) If you’re losing hair, you’re not alone. Women often have less hair, and thinner actual hairs, starting with menopause.

(Ghostwritten) At 20, 30 or even 40, you’ll be told to do Kegel exercises while you’re pregnant to make childbirth easier. Listen. Do them. And keep at it for the rest of your life.

If you’re 40, make an appointment for a mammogram. (Ghostwritten)

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