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Bloating Or Actual Weight Gain? How To Spot The Difference
Bloating is a temporary condition characterised by a feeling of fullness or swelling in the abdomen. Weight gain, on the other hand, occurs over a longer period as a result of diet, exercise, metabolism, or hormonal changes.
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Can High Blood Pressure Be A Warning Sign For Kidney Disease? Fortis Doctor Explains
High blood pressure may actually be the body's early warning sign for a hidden problem developing in the kidneys. Since kidney disease often progresses quietly without obvious symptoms, recognising this connection becomes extremely important.
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Already Diagnosed With PCOS? Here's What The Name Change To PMOS Practically Means For You
Global specialists have formally announced that PCOS will now be known as PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. In an effort to give the disorder a name that more accurately reflects how it affects the entire body, not just the ovaries.
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Struggling With Varicose Veins? Lifestyle Coach Shares Signs, Causes And Simple Remedies
Varicose veins usually develop when tiny one-way valves inside the veins weaken over time.
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Hormonal Disruption And Fertility Challenges In Endometriosis
The hormonal disruptions caused by endometriosis often go hand in hand with fertility challenges. In fact, there are chances that women diagnosed with endometriosis may experience difficulty conceiving.
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From Fertility To Full-Body Health: What PMOS Really Means For Women In Their 20s And 30s
The shift from PCOS to PMOS changes that understanding in an important way. It tells women that this is not just about ovaries, cysts or pregnancy. It is a full-body hormonal and metabolic condition that needs early attention.
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Osteoporosis And Osteoarthritis Are Not the Same: Here's Why
Doctors say osteoporosis and osteoarthritis also differ in how they present and who is most at risk. Osteoporosis is more common after menopause and may be linked to ageing, hormonal changes, calcium deficiency, smoking, or lack of exercise.
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PCOS Is Now PMOS: Doctors Share Why This Will Transform How Women's Hormonal Health Is Understood
The renaming of PCOS to PMOS is reshaping how doctors understand women's hormonal health. Experts say the new term better reflects the condition's metabolic, endocrine and reproductive impact beyond ovarian cysts alone.
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PCOS Is Now PMOS. Why This 1-Letter Change Is A Big Win For Women Everywhere
The name change was announced in a global consensus paper published in The Lancet and led by the International PCOS Network of experts
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PCOD, PCOS, PMOS: What's Really The Difference?
While PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) and PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) both relate to hormonal imbalances affecting the ovaries, they represent distinct levels of severity and systemic impact.
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Constipation While Pregnant? Here's What It Means For Mother's Health
Constipation during pregnancy is common, but that does not mean it should be ignored. Hormonal changes, iron supplements, reduced activity, and dietary habits can all contribute to digestive discomfort during pregnancy.
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PCOS Name Changed To PMOS: How This Impacts Women Globally And In India
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) has officially been renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) after a global medical consensus. Experts say the new name better reflects the condition's hormonal, metabolic and reproductive impact on mil
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Postpartum And Beyond: The Need To Address Gynaecological And Hormonal Disorders In Young Mothers
During pregnancy and postpartum, the mother's body changes in several hormonal, metabolic and emotional ways.
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Post-Pregnancy Breast Changes: Doctor Explains When It Is Normal, When Should You Worry
It is important to be alert to the changes in the breast which are by and large normal but may sometimes require attention to exclude something more sinister developing in the breast
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Belly Fat Increases As You Age: New Study Reveals A Way To Prevent It
A new study found that belly fat tends to increase as you age, and how to prevent it. Here is what it means for older women and why you should be careful of developing too much belly fat.
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Bloating Or Actual Weight Gain? How To Spot The Difference
Bloating is a temporary condition characterised by a feeling of fullness or swelling in the abdomen. Weight gain, on the other hand, occurs over a longer period as a result of diet, exercise, metabolism, or hormonal changes.
-
Can High Blood Pressure Be A Warning Sign For Kidney Disease? Fortis Doctor Explains
High blood pressure may actually be the body's early warning sign for a hidden problem developing in the kidneys. Since kidney disease often progresses quietly without obvious symptoms, recognising this connection becomes extremely important.
-
Already Diagnosed With PCOS? Here's What The Name Change To PMOS Practically Means For You
Global specialists have formally announced that PCOS will now be known as PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. In an effort to give the disorder a name that more accurately reflects how it affects the entire body, not just the ovaries.
-
Struggling With Varicose Veins? Lifestyle Coach Shares Signs, Causes And Simple Remedies
Varicose veins usually develop when tiny one-way valves inside the veins weaken over time.
-
Hormonal Disruption And Fertility Challenges In Endometriosis
The hormonal disruptions caused by endometriosis often go hand in hand with fertility challenges. In fact, there are chances that women diagnosed with endometriosis may experience difficulty conceiving.
-
From Fertility To Full-Body Health: What PMOS Really Means For Women In Their 20s And 30s
The shift from PCOS to PMOS changes that understanding in an important way. It tells women that this is not just about ovaries, cysts or pregnancy. It is a full-body hormonal and metabolic condition that needs early attention.
-
Osteoporosis And Osteoarthritis Are Not the Same: Here's Why
Doctors say osteoporosis and osteoarthritis also differ in how they present and who is most at risk. Osteoporosis is more common after menopause and may be linked to ageing, hormonal changes, calcium deficiency, smoking, or lack of exercise.
-
PCOS Is Now PMOS: Doctors Share Why This Will Transform How Women's Hormonal Health Is Understood
The renaming of PCOS to PMOS is reshaping how doctors understand women's hormonal health. Experts say the new term better reflects the condition's metabolic, endocrine and reproductive impact beyond ovarian cysts alone.
-
PCOS Is Now PMOS. Why This 1-Letter Change Is A Big Win For Women Everywhere
The name change was announced in a global consensus paper published in The Lancet and led by the International PCOS Network of experts
-
PCOD, PCOS, PMOS: What's Really The Difference?
While PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) and PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) both relate to hormonal imbalances affecting the ovaries, they represent distinct levels of severity and systemic impact.
-
Constipation While Pregnant? Here's What It Means For Mother's Health
Constipation during pregnancy is common, but that does not mean it should be ignored. Hormonal changes, iron supplements, reduced activity, and dietary habits can all contribute to digestive discomfort during pregnancy.
-
PCOS Name Changed To PMOS: How This Impacts Women Globally And In India
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) has officially been renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) after a global medical consensus. Experts say the new name better reflects the condition's hormonal, metabolic and reproductive impact on mil
-
Postpartum And Beyond: The Need To Address Gynaecological And Hormonal Disorders In Young Mothers
During pregnancy and postpartum, the mother's body changes in several hormonal, metabolic and emotional ways.
-
Post-Pregnancy Breast Changes: Doctor Explains When It Is Normal, When Should You Worry
It is important to be alert to the changes in the breast which are by and large normal but may sometimes require attention to exclude something more sinister developing in the breast
-
Belly Fat Increases As You Age: New Study Reveals A Way To Prevent It
A new study found that belly fat tends to increase as you age, and how to prevent it. Here is what it means for older women and why you should be careful of developing too much belly fat.
