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You may already be familiar with some of the common aches and pains that can occur during pregnancy, including backache, SI joint pain, sciaticaand pubic symphysis dysfunction. One of the pains that may not be so obvious, however, is carpal tunnel pain. This irritation of the nerves in the wrist and hand can cause mild to severe discomfort and is actually quite common during pregnancy. In fact, some research shows that up to 62% of pregnant women experience carpal tunnel pain! But why is carpal tunnel syndrome so common during pregnancy? In this post, we will cover what Carpal tunnel…
Is your TikTok feed flooded with sleepy girl mocktails too? We’ve been getting so many questions about whether these trendy drinks are actually good for sleep, and we’re here to break it down for you! And if you haven’t heard of sleepy girl mocktails, don’t worry, we’ll fill you in. In this post, discover the sleep-inducing ingredients in these sleepy girl mocktails, our favorite recipes, and the science behind it all. What are Sleepy Girl Mocktails? Sleepy girl mocktails are exactly what they sound like – a sparkling drink made before bed to improve your sleep, but with a touch…
When it comes to exercise choice, the fitness world offers a seemingly endless array of options. Whether you’re planning a workout for the first time or have been on a fitness journey for a while, the options can be overwhelming. The key question is which exercises are right for you? The answer is simple yet transformative: personalized exercise choice.Adjusting the exercise options for your workouts can be a game changer in your fitness journey. This is not a one-size-fits-all routine. is to tailor your workouts to your unique needs, goals and abilities. In this article, we’ll delve into some key…
Patients with low-risk ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) who omitted adjuvant radiotherapy after breast-conserving surgery had comparable five-year outcomes to those with high-risk DCIS who received adjuvant radiotherapy, according to results from clinical trial E4112 presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, held December 5-9, 2023. Almost all women with DCIS – a non-invasive form of breast cancer – will have their cancer successfully removed, but some women will have a high risk of the disease coming back or progressing to invasive breast cancer.” Seema A. Khan, MD, professor of surgery and the Bluhm Family Professor of…
The effects of Covid-19 on brain function and mental health, as well as the reasons for flaws in the diagnosis of psychiatric illness, are all discussed in this episode of the MQ Open Mind podcast. MQ’s Professor Rory O’Connor and Craig Perryman spoke to MQ Researcher and Academic Clinical Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford, Dr Maxime Taquet. Originally an engineer, Dr. Maxime earned a PhD in brain imaging. During this time, he spent a lot of time at Boston Children’s Hospital in the US as part of Harvard Medical School developing brain imaging techniques. His medical…
Acts of kindness it is one of my favorite languages. And there’s no better time than the holidays to think about how we can serve others, right? After all, Christmas is a time when the spirit of giving takes center stage. But you don’t have to focus on just buying things for the people you want to appreciate this time of year. What if you were to embrace the spirit of giving simply by participating acts of kindness for others; And what if these acts of kindness did it make Christmas more meaningful as a result? What if when you…
02:55 PM, October 3, 2023 As skin care providers, it is important for us to excel in the diagnosis and management of allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) – a common skin condition that affects many people. Fortunately, the patch test is a valuable method that helps us identify the allergens responsible for triggering ACD. At SkinCare Physicians, we routinely use patch tests to diagnose patients with skin rashes. In this post, Katie Brodt, one of our nurses and patch test expert, will explain ACD and walk you through the patch test process. Understanding Allergic Contact Dermatitis (ACD) ACD occurs when the…
Viagra, also available as a generic product called Sildenafil, is a game-changing drug for many people struggling with erectile dysfunction. However, there are concerns and misconceptions about whether taking Viagra can put you at risk for sexually transmitted infections (STDs). In this blog post, we will explore this topic so that anyone interested in taking Viagra can make the best decisions for their health. Understanding Viagra Before considering the possible connection between Viagra and STDs, it is necessary to have a basic understanding of how Viagra works. Viagra does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases, nor does it increase the…
Your entire pregnancy journey has been a mixture of physical as well as emotional changes. With each passing stage of your pregnancy, you look forward to holding your baby in your arms. When you enter your 39th or 40th week of pregnancy, it is time to bring your baby into your world. But, there is even a possibility after the 39th or 40th week, your baby may not show any signs of coming out of your womb. You may feel anxious about this stage of your pregnancy, but when you visit the doctor, you’ll feel like there’s nothing to worry…
Inside: Here’s a recipe for an easy homemade chicken noodle soup that you make in the Instant Pot. It uses frozen chicken and frozen noodles. A bowl of homemade chicken soup soothes the nostrils and feels like a warm hug on a cold day. Thanks to the Instant Pot, you can have a batch in less than an hour. And you don’t even have to remember to defrost the chicken! Ingredients you need Olive oil Onion: Choose a sweet variety. You will need about 1 cup diced, which is about 1/2 of a large onion. Carrots: I dice them pretty…