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From the ovaries, outward, all about female-focused health and medicine.
To The Fortune Of The Future
Hi. My name is Kris, and I am going to share with you my emotional lowest of low story which I has given me the kick in the butt to hopefully push me to my highest of high in every way for 2021 and beyond.
Kristin McGoldrickPublished 12 days ago in VivaWomen's Wellness Benefit
Women Wellness We can see a drastic change in ladies's lives over the centuries. In the 1900s, ladies just lived concerning half a century.
Trevor DerksenPublished 17 days ago in Viva
a to z breast care- sagging breast, breast disease and remedies, Breast cancer- symptoms and preventive measures
Start breast care- common breast disease, breast self-examination process, all about breast cancer Every woman thinks that her beauty should last forever. For this, women's needs to keeps their body fit and fine. Breasts are the most attractive part of the women's body. Breasts work to elevate a woman's body. Having loose breasts is a sign of a lack of confidence. Breasts should always be stiff and tight.
Yogesh SawantPublished 18 days ago in Viva
How can treating vaginismus change a woman_s life?
Vaginismus treatment might be essential to attain a satisfying sex life and sustain good health. Vaginismus lies in the list of the most prevalent sexual problems in women. Although not every woman experiencing vaginismus knows what is going on in her body, she does realize that there is a critical problem. Ultimately, some sort of vaginismus treatment needs to be undertaken in order to enjoy sex life all over again.
Harbor Compounding pharmacyPublished 22 days ago in Viva
Period Smeriod...
I’m very protective about labeling myself so let me start by saying that I’m probably not a feminist... I am open to feminist exploration... I’m pretty sure that a feminist would have something good to say about their period. Here’s what I have to say: I got my period twice this month. I don’t remember the last time that’s ever happened. I feel “savage” when I’m on my period, like I’m out for blood (no pun intended).
A Woman's Guide to Perimenopause
I recently turned 49 and thought to myself, wow how time has flown by. It really does just seem like yesterday that I was in my 20’s and raising my children. Now my children all are adults and this past September I became a grandma for the very first time. As much as I love my grandson and as much as I have been anticipating my children starting their own families, there has also been a certain level of personal anxiety with the changes going on in my life.
Marilyn GloverPublished 30 days ago in VivaChoices
[ Trigger Warning TW - mentions of abortion, rape, & graphic imagery ] In a way, it's like the trolley problem. But instead, one track is where both the carrier & the fetus die, & the other is where just the fetus dies. Obviously, doctors won't go aborting fetuses near the end of a pregnancy. There are limitations to when a fetus can be aborted.
expositiffsPublished about a month ago in Viva
The Period Stigma
I'm 21 years old and I've been having a period for the last 9 years. That's almost 470 weeks or about 3,250 days of experiencing period symptoms. Every 28 days I have to center my entire life around my period. What can I do with a pad on? How long I can do something before needing to go to the bathroom to switch out my tampon? Is my flow light enough to have sex? Is my pad visible through these pants? And don't even get me started on the period poops.
Hailey SmithPublished about a month ago in Viva
the very weird internet cult you've never heard of
The best and worst thing simultaneously about the internet is that everyone can have a say and anyone can build a platform, whether you're a makeup artist or a cake decorator or a doctor you have the ability to share your innermost thoughts and ideas with the world in a way that would have been impossible a mere 10 years ago. Whether you're sharing your creativity and making people laugh on youtube, using TikTok to catch a killer, or just Instagramming your lunch, you're part of the world’s largest and most connected communities and that’s a beautiful thing.
The Wrong Side of the SpeculumPublished 2 months ago in Viva
Breast Cancer
Cancer develops as a result of mutations, or abnormal changes, in the genes who are the growth regulators of cells. Breast cancer is cancer that develops due to uncontrolled growth of breast cells. Breast cancer either begins in the lobules, which are the milk-producing glands (lobular carcinoma), or the ducts, the pathways that carry milk from the lobules to the nipple (ductal carcinoma). Breast cancer can also occur in the stromal tissues, which include the fatty and fibrous connective tissues of the breast; however, it is less common. Most breast cancers begin in the ducts or lobules.
Kingsway HospitalPublished 2 months ago in VivaCreated with: LELO
5 Things No One Told You About Self-Care
To say that I am Type A would be an understatement. I eat, sleep, live, and breathe exceptionalism. If I’m going to do something, I should do it right. Right?
Jules FortmanPublished 2 months ago in VivaFemale Genital Mutilation — a problem society chooses to ignore
Female Genital Mutilation is a common issue in certain parts of the world, but often unknown in others. Despite existing in a small part of society that acknowledges it’s existence and tries to put an end to it, there’s still a lot of people that don’t know what this is, since hearing about the topic is extremely rare.
