Are you a woman that's struggling to lose weight? Ideally, you probably want to see a nutritionist for help—but not everyone's health insurance is accommodating of that idea. Your internist or family physician may be able to help instead. Here are some things you can ask to start the conversation.
Could there be something wrong that's making it harder to lose weight?
Women can suffer from some surprisingly common ailments with symptoms so subtle that they often go ignored or get chalked up to "
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Exploring Your Treatment Options For Renal Cell Carcinoma
If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with renal cell carcinoma (RCC), learning more about how to combat it is a good idea for beating it. Today, modern medicine has made huge strides in advanced cancer treatments, including those that target renal cell carcinoma, cancer that grows in the tubules inside the kidneys. Find out more about the treatment options available for RCC.
High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound Is Non-Invasive
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Portable Ultrasound Machines For Orthopedic Care
Thanks to modern advances in medical testing equipment, machines are lighter and more compact than ever before. This allows the device to be available in a portable format to be used in a number of different settings and applications. An ultrasound machine is used to get a clearer picture of potential injuries of patients, providing doctors with a readable image that helps them make a faster diagnosis. For those coping with orthopedic-related problems, these machines are especially helpful.
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3 Hidden Gems To Fight Period Problems
Whether you have always had significant problems around and during your period or you are noticing changes as you approach menopause, there are ways to help reduce mood changes, heavy bleeding and miserable cramps. Relief can found in your vitamin store or the supplement aisle of your local retail store.
B Vitamins
Although you should be taking a multivitamin containing B vitamins, you may want to consider adding extra B vitamins, mainly B6 and B12, to help fight period problems.
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