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Endometriosis

Though you may never have heard of endometriosis, it affects about five million women in America currently. Endometriosis gets its name from the endometrium, which is the uterine lining which your body creates each month to prepare for pregnancy. If you do not get pregnant (and thus an egg does not attach to the uterine

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Gestational Diabetes: FAQ

Keep reading to learn more about gestational diabetes and how you can manage it through your pregnancy. Where does it come from? Gestational diabetes only happens during pregnancy. Gestational diabetes is diagnosed when you have high blood sugar levels while pregnant, but those levels were normal before you were pregnant. In essence, your placenta makes

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Common STDs to Watch Out For

When it comes to sexual health, it’s important to understand what’s out there. Preventing and avoiding disease is so important to your health, mentally and physically. After all, it’s much easier to be cautious than to treat and recover from certain communicable diseases. It can take a lot of mental and physical energy to treat

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Pap Smear FAQs

The nice thing about being busy is that days fly by, but suddenly we have an appointment alarm beeping. Thank goodness for calendars on our phones, because they keep us sane. Though we might not skip into our Pap smear appointment, it’s truly one of those tests that we appreciate in our lives. Keep reading

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How Can I Treat My UTI?

There’s nothing more annoying than experiencing pain from a basic bodily function, but that’s life with a UTI (also known as a urinary tract infection). If going to the bathroom is causing you pain, frustration, and dread, then keep reading. Because we have a shorter urethra than men, we have more risk of developing urinary

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