Treating excessive hair growth in women
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WOMEN'S HEALTH
Diabetes raises risk of heart disease in women
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Many women focus on their risk of developing breast cancer but for women with diabetes, they need to put that focus more so on their heart.
Read MoreWhat busy women can do to prevent burnout
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There are millions of women who once they arrive home from work, take on their other jobs of being caregiver, teacher, housecleaner, accountant, chef, designer, landscaper, and nurse – and that’s all in a 24-hour day.
Major study finds early-stage breast cancer patients can safely skip chemotherapy
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One of the biggest causes of side effects in many cancer patients is chemotherapy. For women with breast cancer, there are many ramifications for their health depending on the type of chemotherapy used.
Read MoreKeeping healthy skin after menopause
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During menopause, lower levels of estrogen have a big impact on the health and appearance of your skin. As estrogen levels plummet, your skin will be more prone to thinning, sagging, and wrinkling.
Read More10 essential habits boosting women’s health
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Preventative care is always the best solution for getting and remaining healthy and the sooner in life women practice this, the more years of good health they can enjoy.
Read MoreWomen and iron deficiency – 12 signs you may have it
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If a woman is found to have iron deficiency, she most likely will be recommended to take oral iron supplements and to increase her intake of food sources of iron.
Read MoreSmart solutions improving women’s heart health
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A woman’s life expectancy in the United States is 79 years so women can expect to live a large part of their lives with an increased risk of heart disease. Currently, 1 out of 4 women older than 65 has some form of identified heart disease.
Read MoreTop tips for relief from morning sickness
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Up to 85% of expectant mothers may experience morning sickness. The term “morning sickness” is a misnomer.
Read More7 gynecological health symptoms women shouldn’t ignore
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These gynecological warning signs are the way women’s bodies are trying to tell them something. It may be awkward or embarrassing discussing these symptoms but it’s essential a woman sees her doctor right away to discuss what the problem is.
Read MoreQuiz: Test your knowledge about breast cancer
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Here is a quiz all women – and men - should take to test their knowledge about breast cancer – the most common cancer diagnosed in women.
Read MoreSigns of alcohol abuse in women
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Drinking alcohol is done for a variety of reasons in many cultures, which does include women enjoying a glass of wine or other alcoholic beverage.
Read MoreHelp mom make her health a priority
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This is where we can step in to remind her how valuable she is and doing what it takes to keep herself healthy. Here are healthful reminders all moms should be doing:
Important facts women should know about ovarian cysts
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These two glands approximately the size and shape of an almond, quietly do their job of producing eggs for fertilization and producing the reproductive hormones of estrogen and progesterone.
Read More5 tips increasing your chances of getting pregnant
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Even couples, who are not yet actively trying to conceive, can follow these 5 steps improving their chances of holding their bundle of joy as soon as possible once that time comes.
Read MoreNatural remedies preventing dry eyes during menopause
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Dry eyes have certain symptoms associated with them. These related symptoms include the following:
Read MoreReduce breast cancer risk with exercise
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Over the years, studies have shown a positive correlation of women who regularly participate in some sort of physical activity and the role exercise has in not only reducing breast cancer risk but also suggesting it as a preventative measure.
Read MoreKey facts on women and heart disease
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Warning signs of a heart attack or heart trouble women should not ignore:
Read More9 things your gynecologist needs to know
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Your annual visit to the gynecologist may not rate at the top of your to-do list but at least make it one of your most productive doctor’s appointments.
Read MoreWhy your period disrupts your bowel habits
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It’s not uncommon for most women to have mild to manageable digestive distress during their menstrual cycle. But for others, it can make that “time of the month” just one more thing to have to deal with.
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