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Originally posted on theBump It’s normal to feel like you’re in a fog during pregnancy. Between doctor appointments, a new diet and changes to your body, not to mention the endless amount of information you’re trying to absorb, there’s a lot on your mind. So when you leave your keys in the fridge or can’t … Continued
Originally posted on The OC Register From mommy blogs to nutrition experts, it seems as if everyone has an opinion on what’s safe and best to eat and drink during pregnancy. According to the National Library of Medicine, most women need at least 300 calories more daily during the last six months of pregnancy than … Continued
Originally posted on Glamour When you’re sick, you’re probably not thinking about your vagina. But a surprisingly varied assortment of health issues can show up in there, from stress to dehydration to the common cold, the flu, or a fever. But how your vagina is affected depends on your body, what you’ve come down with, … Continued
Originally posted on Well + Good I’ve never understood those “home is where the bra isn’t” memes. Don’t get me wrong: I can identify with the idea of walking through the door and immediately stripping off work clothes in favor of something cozier. (Although, to be fair, my office outfits often involve leggings.) But when the sweatpants come on, my … Continued
With birth control coverage somewhat up in the air these days, an unlikely hero has emerged: the IUD. The IUD, or intrauterine device, is a long-acting reversible contraceptive that has become more popular in recent years, particularly after the Affordable Care Act made it more accessible to women with insurance. They’re even the most popular … Continued
Originally posted on Self.com When faced with the choice between sporting underwear lines against spandex or donning an uncomfortable thong for a workout, many women may choose to skip underwear altogether. It makes sense: Having to pick a wedgie or shift around a G-string at the top of every squat can seriously take away from … Continued
Women are tasked with the weighty job of bearing children. Biologically, our bodies prepare for it every month. Realistically, many women actively avoid becoming pregnant. No matter how you do it, if you succeed, you’ll get your period. And with it, some gut-wrenching cramps as a reminder of your uterus’s vacancy. Many women get cramps, … Continued
Originally posted on HolaDoctor Las mujeres están aplazando la decisión de ser madres, empujándola hasta superar el umbral de los 30 años, mientras que en los años ‘70, la edad promedio era de 21 años. La tendencia es firme. Durante las últimas dos décadas aumentaron las cifras de embarazo entre las mujeres mayores de toda … Continued