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    10 days ago

    Menopause

    I also have been in menopause for what looks like eternity! For close to 14 years already, I have been having hot flashes, preceded with "cold flashes" for almost 2years earlier. More, for almost 9 years I had inexplicable urinary urgency symptoms in retrospect turning "cryptic flashes"! My cold flashes accommodated acute grunting and weird puffing-and-blowing episodes with engrossing rigidity and diarrhea and severe anxiety, and gastroparesis, and insomnia. Worse, my hot flashes....

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    1 month ago

    you to take normal exercise along with the usage of this complement

    If you do not take the exercise then you cannot get most power and hence the producer suggests you to take normal exercise along with the usage of this complement. In this way, the strength of your frame turns into maximum! Unfortunately, the ones men cannot discover it powerful who are too old like who're greater than 70 or 80 years of age. It is the age whilst evidently, you get susceptible and not one of the dietary supplements can make you lively and loopy for the sex. You need to take the....
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    1 month ago

    OAB problems!

    So, I recently got the diagnosis of OAB, IC, and a "low and distended" bladder about a month ago.. Understandably, at 21, I am not too happy. I was put on Detrol, which is great, because it works. I am able to not pee for 2, 2.5 hours. However, I recently started a new job, and it seems to be WORSE there. I am back to going every hour or so when I'm there. Can anyone help me out? I can feel my bladder spasming while I'm there. I am not in a job where I get the luxury of leaving....
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    2 months ago

    After birth!

    Hello, I gave birth last year and I have noticed something down there was dropped.Also, it has curved since then.I've tried putting tampons up and they are pushed out within seconds.I've even had Mirena put in and within a day it was also pushed out.To this day I am pee coughing or sneezing or laughing etc. Should I be concerned something is wrong?
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    2 months ago

    Embarrassing question??

    So, a few weeks ago, I started noticing a strong, ammonia smelling odor and dampness in my underwear. Since I do have problems with overactive bladder, I assumed it was leaked urine. However, I have recently started a medication for OAB that has been working, and this smell is still. going. on. I asked my mother, and she said it was just the time of year, which I'm assuming she meant sweat but I am constantly sweating due to my poor temperature regulation bc of my thyroid issues. So, I tried....
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    3 months ago

    The Start of Women’s Health Week

    This week serves as a time to encourage women to take steps to improve their health. It’s never too early to start! Screening tests can spot illnesses even before you have symptoms. Which screening tests you need depends on your age, family history, your own health history, and other risk factors. Screening tests may help find diseases or conditions like cancer or diabetes early, when they are easier to treat: http://wb.md/2qq4H8Q

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    3 months ago

    Over active bladder relief

    Hello. I was diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction and I went to PT and also am on myrbetriq 25 MG daily. I am currently having severe allergies, and took benadryl and allegra today, and I feel dehydrated. I feel like it is making me have to go to the bathroom, and I cannot. I am trying to calm myself down, but the symptoms are so overwhelming. I am trying to drink water, but find myself rushing to the bathroom and able to go, but pushing to do more. It is unbearable. Please help.
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    3 months ago

    Introducing Our WebMD Doctors!

    Hi All, You may have noticed some new faces answering some of your questions here in the last few weeks. We are so excited to welcome our awesome WebMD doctors to the boards! We have a REALLY great team of doctors at WebMD who are so incredibly kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, and excited to be a part of the conversations here. A quick introduction: Arefa Cassoobhoy, MD, MPH, is a medical editor at WebMD and a member of the Advisory Board of Medscape Internal Medicine. Cassoobhoy is a board-certified....
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    4 months ago

    Just wanted to know the answers, pls. Badly needed! Thanks

    I just turned 26 last month. 2 years ago I was diagnosed by the wife of my cousin who is a specialist ob-gyn that I had a secondary amenorrhea and I took a Provera medication for 5 days so I can regain my menstration but sadly my condition is back again. Which also gave me more stress because I'm worried that it may get worse and also my father's family background is that his mother died from breast cancer and genetically his younger sister got that genes and had removed her cysts and then....
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    5 months ago

    Today is International Women's Day

    International Women's Day is a global day where we celebrate the women who inspire us everyday. Women, take care of yourselves. Here are routine screening tests you should schedule (and stick to!) so that you can stay happy and healthy for longer: http://wb.md/2n6lFqT Make every day a day for YOU! Sign up here to receive our free Women's Health newsletter: http://wb.md/2mm0EKz Who inspires you?
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