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Depression And Pregnancy: Tips For Coping With This Common Condition While You're Expecting
According to Mental Health America, around 12 million women throughout the United States deal with clinical depression each year. If you've dealt with depression in the past, you might be concerned about the impact that pregnancy will have on your symptoms. Letting your obstetrician know right away that you have suffered with depression in the past is the first step. Additionally, here are a few more tips about how to deal with depression while you are expecting:
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Mammography: Reasons Why Some Men Require This Test
Most men don't even consider having a mammogram because they think breast cancer is not a risk for them. Although it is rare, this type of cancer does happen to men occasionally and the risk increases as they become senior citizens. Some men are more likely to be at risk for breast cancers than others. A Type of Xray Mammography is simply a study of the breast that is performed by taking an x-ray.
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Yearning For More Than An Urn? Unique Options For A Loved One's Remains
While it may not seem comforting at the time, a service to remember and celebrate your lost loved one can be incredibly helpful. Of course, these memorial services can cost thousands of dollars depending on the chosen details. Due to the ease and low cost, cremations have become a popular final wish for the deceased. In 2011 alone, 42 percent of deceased individuals were cremated and this percentage has grown each year since.
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3 Common Symptoms That Usually Don't Require A Trip To The Emergency Room
The average emergency room patient waits 58.1 minutes before being seen by someone -- and that "someone" might not even be the doctor. After finally being admitted to the hospital, you may even rack up another 97 minutes in transfer time as you wait to go to your assigned room. When you're in severe pain or feeling ill, every minute counts. Skip the long wait times at your local ER and head to a walk in clinic for prompt care if you're experiencing any of these 3 symptoms.
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5 Ways To Reduce Cramps And Other Menstrual Problems
If you're one of many women who experiences significant problems before and during their menstrual period, you may be looking for additional ways to make that time of the month less of a pain. There are several ways to help minimize or stop common period problems. Reduce Common Dietary Culprits You may find that cravings for salty foods increase around the time of your period, and you may try to combat fatigue with an increase in caffeine.
About Me
I have worked in a supportive role in the medical industry for over 20 years, and I have been amazed at the advances in medicine that have been made. While it is always great to hear about a new medication that helps cure a disease or a new surgical procedure that can help someone live a normal life again after an injury, I have been especially amazed at the research that has shown just how much our physical and mental health are connected. Since I keep on top of all of the amazing medical studies being performed and I know others are too busy to hunt them down themselves, I decided to start a blog to share my favorite health tips for keeping both your mind and body healthy.
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