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Things To Know About Endometriosis And Its Treatment
Endometriosis is a distressing condition, and the unfortunate women who suffer from this condition know it best. Endometriosis occurs when the lining of the uterus, called endometrium, starts growing outside its normal place. The endometrium does continue its normal processes, which include its thickening and then shedding along with the bleeding that occurs during the shedding process. However, as the whole processes happen in a place that is not its normal one this results in the endometrium being trapped in this abnormal place. That is why this process is associated with inflammation and pain. Women who are suffering from this painful condition can plan a visitto Santosh Hospitals to get the problem treated because it is a well-known fact that this place is probably the best gynaecology hospital in Ghaziabad.
Santosh HospitalsPublished 3 years ago in Viva5 Reasons You Should Begin Your Day with a Healthy Meal
If you want to be healthier and live a longer life, there's one thing you should do every day: start your day with a healthy meal. The benefits of eating breakfast are well-known, but the most important might be that it sets up your body for success all day long. Breakfast jumpstarts metabolism reduces cravings for unhealthy foods throughout the morning, helps control hunger at lunchtime, and prevents overeating after dinner. Below are five reasons why you should begin your day with a healthy meal.
McKenzie JonesPublished 3 years ago in VivaOff the Hook
My eyes focused on the illustration of the fallopian tubes as Dr. Marquez fingered me with two digits and a pencil light. Poking and prodding at my cervix, I spread my thighs like I was back at cheerleading practice warming up for a jump sequence. I wondered what she might find down there…a rash? A tear? Old remains of a cheap tampon? In all honesty, I wouldn’t be surprised. In fact, I’d be thrilled to know it was my own stinginess which rendered sex impossible, and not the Judas-level betrayal of my vagina. I needed an answer, some form of explanation as to why my butterfly was dryer than the charcoal-colored dust framing my ceiling fan. Not only for me, but for my boyfriend playing Pokémon in the waiting room.
Heather CunninghamPublished 3 years ago in VivaWith Class & Grace
Hey beautiful how are you doing? Have you eaten? Have you drank your 8 liters today? If not take a little sip right now. I’ll wait. I’m checking in on you, just in case no one has. Tired mamma? Yes i know it takes a village to raise a thriving little one. It’s hard to make the healthiest choices, because Panera’s bread bowls call your name like a drunk best friend after a break-up. Or when you go to Wendy’s for a salad but the picture of the bacon pretzel bun double cheese burger tells you it’ll hug you from the inside and then you end up regretting it middle of the night when the call of nature hits or early in the morning and your already late.
Female Hair Transplant in Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Even though every woman wishes for beautiful hair, there comes a time when she begins to lose it. At that point, the only way to avoid baldness is to undergo a hair transplant procedure.
Mehfooz ShaikhPublished 3 years ago in VivaAccidental Gardening for The Soul
That day in Bunnings I let my feet take me to the gardening section. Surreptitiously I watch real-life gardeners go about their business; knowledgeable creatures hefting bags of potting mix onto laden trolleys, discussing watering systems with each other and casting experienced eyes over compost bins. They use exotic terms like ‘wetting agents’ and ‘slow-release.’ Someone says the words plant food, and I picture giant, thorny roses devouring people whole, like perfumed anacondas.
Michelle TuxfordPublished 3 years ago in VivaRaising Above All Odds
The memories of the warm evening on October 23 are still vivid in my mind. We were running late for a friend’s party. My half-sister and my best friend wanted us to bail.
Jessey AnthonyPublished 3 years ago in VivaMost Searched for Signs That You’re Due on Your Period
The regularity of your periods might vary, but from your first period onwards, you will probably start recognising some tell-tale signs but even after years of having periods they can catch you off-guard! It therefore makes sense that people across the UK are Googling the most frequent signs that your period is due.
Caitlin PurvisPublished 3 years ago in VivaLet’s talk about vaginas under night lingerie for women!
In India, there are a number of issues that do not qualify as a dinner table discussion topic, and most of these topics are related to women. Vaginal hygiene is one such issue which is always circumvented, and even women try avoiding it. This not only results in women completely avoiding their vaginal hygiene but also many women fall prey to scams related to vaginal hygiene.
Billebon Online Lingerie StorePublished 3 years ago in VivaThe Not So Wonders Of Woman-hood
If you're like me, with two x chromosomes, more than likely you've had a period. You never know when the demon within will first rear its ugly head, some young women get it young as eight while others won't until thirteen or later.
Crystal C.Published 3 years ago in VivaMagnesium – Role in Reducing Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) In Teenage Girls & Young Adults
What Is PMS? PMS refers to Premenstrual Syndrome, ie a conglomeration of symptoms that may occur in a female, few days prior to starting her periods. Almost 4 in every 5 women experience PMS symptoms, but for most of them, it is usually mild. About 3-8% of women of childbearing age experience severe PMS symptoms, and these symptoms may interfere with the ability to perform daily activities.
Aparna SharmaPublished 3 years ago in VivaMedical Gaslighting in the Age of Covid
It has been ages since I've contributed a new story to this PMDD Life Support blog, but I see something playing out on the big stage that is so relevant, and so critical, that I felt the need to return and share it.
Cheeky MinxPublished 3 years ago in Viva