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When doctors gave up, the leaves spoke. This is the journey of a woman struggling with hormonal imbalance, unpredictable periods, fatigue, and pain, who turned to the forgotten wisdom of nature. Guided by her grandmother's teachings and the local herb woman, she discovered guava leaves, ashwagandha, maca, and bitter leaf. Slowly, she began to heal. As she finds her balance, she becomes a healer to others, one leaf, one story, one womb at a time.

Having a baby is one of the most exciting times of a woman's life! Thankfully, with today's technology, a safe pregnancy is now more possible than it's ever been. The added convenience of same-day ultrasound near Greenbelt, Maryland has eliminated stress, too. Let's look at when you may need one.

495 Word Short Story - Failing to conceive, an Asian woman retreats into her invisible cloak. "It clings to me, squeezing like a metal band around my chest whenever we are around parents with babies and small children."

This is my real time journey documenting my experience coming off the implant (or nexplanon).

A few short poems for the woman who is breaking new grounds, for the woman of today who is also my woman of tomorrow.

Research paper on supplements that have possible potential for the reduction of Endometriosis pain.

Whatever your reasons, feeling nervous before your first appointment is absolutely normal. I know how difficult it can be to open up to an unknown person and reveal intimate details about your body. While on the subject, here are 4 things to keep in mind that'll make your first visit to the gynec a breeze. 1. Be honest: Other than a courtroom, a gynecologist's office is where you need to be completely truthful. There is no such thing as 'Too Much Information' at the gyno's office; so let your doctor decide what's relevant. Moreover, your appointment is going to be under the doctor-patient confidentiality agreement, so don't worry about any sensitive information being divulged. 2. No question is stupid: If you skipped biology class in middle school, fret not. You can ask your gynecologist all kinds of questions without any hesitation, just be sure to pay attention to their answers this time. No question is silly when it is about your body and health. 3. Your 'chums' ain't invited: When visiting your gynec, it may be a good idea to skip the days you're on your period. Apart from feeling icky down there, your period could hamper an examination and your trip to the gynec might be wasted. 4. Been there, done that: Paying a visit to your gynec 'as is' isn't such a bad idea after all because your gynecologist has seen it all before. A last-minute bikini wax could give you an inflammatory rash and camouflage a particular symptom. So there is no need to feel shy at all. Visiting your gynec is not as scary as you think, although it may be slightly awkward if it's your first time. But it only gets easier with each visit. Once you've created a good rapport with your doctor, there's no need to return to Quora or Google for medical advice anymore!

The emotional turmoil myself and many others go through living with Endometriosis. An account of the worst and best day of my life.

We all want to live a happy, full, life but sometimes achieving that seems impossible. Could it really be as easy as a glass of water?

For some time Murasakibara grew concerned that Y/N might have had some severe health problems. Not knowing how to cope with the situation, he became unbearable and obnoxious. Himuro had to take the matters into his own hands and bombard the gigantic friend with numerous questions. Murasakibara after finally making up his mind decided to confront his worries with beloved Y/N. . . . I do not own the characters, tho the story is my and my only idea. The comments section is at your disposal! Don't be a ghost reader and feel free to leave something behind you :) . . . Rankings: #1 in womenshealth #11 in girlproblems #5 in murasakibaraxreader #66 in murasakibaraatsushi #78 in period #547 in kuroko-no-basket

Introduction of Heart Diseases in Women Cancer and diabetes are commonly known non-communicable diseases, but it's important to also be aware of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). CVDs refer to illnesses that impact the heart or blood vessels, including conditions such as peripheral artery disease, heart failure, and heart attack. Research shows that CVDs can lead to severe complications and are typically linked to lifestyle choices. Factors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, a sedentary lifestyle, and an unhealthy diet can increase the risk of these diseases. Atherosclerosis, coronary artery disease, and arterial hypertension are the main contributors to heart diseases caused by poor lifestyle habits. In this blog, we will shed light on heart-related illnesses. To Know More: https://www.rashaforher.com/heart-diseases-in-women-the-unnoticed-and-silent-killers/ Rasha For Her Email Id: support@rashaforher.com Website: https://www.rashaforher.com

Looking for a unique and meaningful name for your new bundle of joy? Look no further! I've compiled 15 baby names to finally help you make that big decision.