Birth control is beneficial but it can also have its side effects. Learn how to support your womb health on this birth control guide, where a physician demystifies its impact on cancer, fertility, and shares tips for reproductive wellness.
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Pregnant women have enough to think about, but oral health should be a top priority. Here’s why you’ll want to include good dental health in your prenatal care plan.
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Cervical cancer is preventable with the vaccine. If you have been diagnosed, these natural therapies can support your treatment plan to help you recover quicker.
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Looking to start or expand your family? An ovulation calculator can help you determine the best days to try to conceive.
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Did you know that adding Traditional Chinese Medicine to your in vitro fertilization plan can boost your fertility to help you get pregnant faster? These couples did it and you can, too.
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Group B Streptococcus (GBS), also known as Streptococcus agalactiae, is a type of bacteria that is commonly found in adults. Despite being generally harmless to adults, it can have some serious health risks to newborns. Here’s how you can care for yourself if you’ve tested positive.
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Sometimes, an abnormal pap smear will clear up on its own. In severe cases, it could lead to cancer if not properly managed. Here is how to support your health naturally.
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Did you know what 20% of women will develop an ovarian cyst at least once in their lifetime? Learn the causes, symptoms, and treatments here.
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Acupressure can help reduce period cramps by unblocking meridians and promoting blood flow. Best of all, you can do these right at home as needed.
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An incompetent cervix is a heartbreaking condition that leads to miscarriages. However, many women don’t know they have it until they’ve had several miscarriages.
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Back pain during pregnancy is so common that it’s often joked about. But if you’re one of the sufferers, then you know it’s no laughing matter. Find out how to get some relief here.
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Vaginal dryness may be a sign that your estrogen levels are low. Learn more about your treatment options here.
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