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ADHD Can Affect Reproductive Health: Expert Explains The Link
ADHD can affect reproductive health through hormonal fluctuations, behavioral challenges, and neurobiological factors, impacting menstrual and sexual health.
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Why Women Actually Need An Hour More Sleep Than Men (And What Happens If You Skip It)
Women actually need an extra hour of sleep as they use their brains throughout the day. Dr. Viny Kantroo explains why women need more sleep than men and, if you skip it, what can happen.
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Pain, Spotting, Missed Cycles: When Period Symptoms May Signal Fertility Problems
Painful periods are often considered normal, but severe menstrual pain that interferes with daily activities, requires regular pain medication, or worsens over time should be evaluated.
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From Hormones To Heart Health: What Women Need To Focus On As They Age
The 20s are often a time when women feel at their healthiest, but they are also the years that lay the groundwork for future well-being.
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Masterchef Pankaj Bhadouria Diagnosed With Breast Cancer: Why Women Over 50 Are At A Higher Risk
On May 28, Pankaj Bhadouria shared an Instagram post and wrote, "I have been diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Need your prayers and support."
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Cycle Syncing: Why You Should Adjust Your Diet And Workouts To Your Hormonal Phases
The trend of cycle syncing is explained by Dr Manisha Arora, and learn how to adjust your diet and workout schedule according to your hormonal phases.
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Ageing Or Thyroid Issues? Why Weight Gain After 35 Shouldn't Be Ignored
A weight gain alone is not indicative of a thyroid disorder, but if combined with other symptoms, it should be a cause for concern.
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Diabetes And Fertility: Why Rising Blood Sugar Disorders Are Affecting Pregnancy Outcomes
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is different from type 1 or type 2 diabetes. It usually occurs around the 24th week of pregnancy, when hormonal changes from the placenta begin to disrupt the function of insulin.
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Why Are So Many Adults From 35 To 45 Suddenly Realising That They Have ADHD?
One major reason ADHD diagnoses surged in recent years is the dramatic lifestyle shift caused by the pandemic and remote work.
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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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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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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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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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ADHD Can Affect Reproductive Health: Expert Explains The Link
ADHD can affect reproductive health through hormonal fluctuations, behavioral challenges, and neurobiological factors, impacting menstrual and sexual health.
-
Why Women Actually Need An Hour More Sleep Than Men (And What Happens If You Skip It)
Women actually need an extra hour of sleep as they use their brains throughout the day. Dr. Viny Kantroo explains why women need more sleep than men and, if you skip it, what can happen.
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Pain, Spotting, Missed Cycles: When Period Symptoms May Signal Fertility Problems
Painful periods are often considered normal, but severe menstrual pain that interferes with daily activities, requires regular pain medication, or worsens over time should be evaluated.
-
From Hormones To Heart Health: What Women Need To Focus On As They Age
The 20s are often a time when women feel at their healthiest, but they are also the years that lay the groundwork for future well-being.
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Masterchef Pankaj Bhadouria Diagnosed With Breast Cancer: Why Women Over 50 Are At A Higher Risk
On May 28, Pankaj Bhadouria shared an Instagram post and wrote, "I have been diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Need your prayers and support."
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Cycle Syncing: Why You Should Adjust Your Diet And Workouts To Your Hormonal Phases
The trend of cycle syncing is explained by Dr Manisha Arora, and learn how to adjust your diet and workout schedule according to your hormonal phases.
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Ageing Or Thyroid Issues? Why Weight Gain After 35 Shouldn't Be Ignored
A weight gain alone is not indicative of a thyroid disorder, but if combined with other symptoms, it should be a cause for concern.
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Diabetes And Fertility: Why Rising Blood Sugar Disorders Are Affecting Pregnancy Outcomes
Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is different from type 1 or type 2 diabetes. It usually occurs around the 24th week of pregnancy, when hormonal changes from the placenta begin to disrupt the function of insulin.
-
Why Are So Many Adults From 35 To 45 Suddenly Realising That They Have ADHD?
One major reason ADHD diagnoses surged in recent years is the dramatic lifestyle shift caused by the pandemic and remote work.
-
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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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.
-
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
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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.
