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Going to the Gynecologist

November 10, 2013 · Add Comment
Have you ever been to an obstetrician/gynecologist or Ob/Gyn for a pelvic exam and Pap test? If your answer is “no” and you are 21 or older, pick up your phone today and make an appointment with your doctor or a family planning clinic in your area. On the other hand, if your answer is “yes,” then how long has it been since your last Pap smear and pelvic exam? All women should have annual Pap smears beginning at age 21, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Women 21 to 29 should get a Pap every year, then every other year (or as often as your doctor recommends) from ages 30 to 64. See: How To Prepare For Your Pap Smear When Do Women Need Pelvic Exams? Teenage girls should see an OB/GYN between the ages of 13 to 15. While pelvic exams are rarely required during [...]
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Risk for Developing Low Iron Anemia

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Generally, women face the greatest risk of developing low iron anemia during their childbearing years — from first menstruation until menopause occurs and menstruation ends. About 20 percent of women of childbearing age have low iron anemia at any given time. During pregnancy, women also have a greater need for iron since they are supplying the iron for both themselves and for their fetus. Blood flow increases and extra iron must be provided to help the fetus develop and grow. Severe anemia during pregnancy increases the risks for both premature labor and/or low-birth-weight infant. Infants and young children face a significant risk of developing iron deficiency anemia, unless they are breastfed by a mother whose iron levels are high enough to share with her newborn, or an iron-fortified formula is used for feedings. Your doctor may prescribe a prenatal vitamin with iron to decrease your risk of developing low iron [...]
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Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention

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Many women may not be aware that heart disease and stroke are major threats to their health. But heart disease is the most common cause of death among women in the United States, and stroke is the third most common cause of death. Heart dis – ease and stroke also are major causes of long-term disability. The most common form of heart disease is coronary artery dis – ease (CAD). In CAD, plaque builds up on the walls of the arteries that carry blood to the heart. Over time, this buildup causes the arteries to narrow and harden. This keeps the heart from get – ting all the blood it needs. Blood clots may develop. If a clot mostly or completely blocks blood flow to the heart , it causes a heart attack . If a clot mostly or completely blocks blood flow to the brain , it causes a [...]
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Are you facing a hysterectomy?

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Learn the facts about hysterectomy and alternatives before you decide whether hysterectomy is the right choice for you. It is critical to understand when hysterectomy is elective surgery and when it is necessary to save your life. Although hysterectomy may provide relief from your condition, it’s important to explore all alternatives before you choose hysterectomy. Reasons For Hysterectomy Hysterectomy is not optional for some conditions. These conditions include invasive cancers of the female reproductive system; severe infections, such as PID, that are unresponsive to treatment; severe hemmorhaging; or rupture of the uterus. Other conditions that may be helped by hysterectomy include uterine prolapse, endometriosis, fibroids, chronic pelvic pain, or certain cases of hyperplasia. What You Should Know About Hysterectomy Common Uterine Conditions – Treatment Options Hysterectomy – Is It Really Necessary? Female Reproductive Organs Removed During Hysterectomy A subtotal hysterectomy is the only hysterectomy that removes only the uterus. In [...]
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The Most Common Vaginal Infection

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Vaginosis or vaginitis is an inflammation which occurs in the vagina and includes several strains of germ that cause bacterial vaginosis yeast infections and trichomoniasis. Many women mistakenly believe that yeast infections are the most common type of vaginal infection but bacterial vaginosis is the most frequently occurring vaginal infection affecting from 10% to 64% of the population at any given time. A simple list of symptoms of the most common vaginal infection–bacterial vaginosis. Includes articles that explore other vaginal infections, as well as diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of bacterial vaginosis.   What is Bacterial Vaginosis? Vaginosis or vaginitis is an inflammation which occurs in the vagina and includes several strains of germ that cause bacterial vaginosis yeast infections and trichomoniasis. Many women mistakenly believe that yeast infections are the most common type of vaginal infection but bacterial vaginosis is the most frequently occurring vaginal infection affecting from 10% to [...]
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Vaginal Yeast Infections

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75 % of all women will experience at least one vaginal yeast infection during her life and many are plagued by recurrent yeast infections. Learning to recognize the symptoms of vaginal yeast infection is vital before women attempt self-treatment. Symptoms of yeast infection include itching, burning, redness, and irritation of the vaginal area. Severe yeast infections may cause swelling of the vulva and in some cases women experience painful and/or frequent urination which is caused by inflammation of the urinary opening. Excessive vaginal discharge which is thicker than normal, appears whiter and curd-like (almost like cottage cheese) will be apparent in women experiencing vaginal yeast infections. Sexual intercourse may be painful due to the inflammation and dryness of the vaginal discharge.   What Causes Yeast Infections? Canidida albicans is a yeast-like fungus that is often found in the mouth, vagina, and intestinal tract; it is a normal inhabitant of humans [...]
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Breast Enhancement – Making the Right Choice

October 10, 2012 · Add Comment
If you’ve been wondering about breast enhancement, you’re not alone. In 2007 there were 397,330 breast augmentation procedures performed in the United States alone, making it the leading surgical cosmetic procedure performed in the U.S. While it is clear that her breasts are vital to her confidence and positive self-image as a woman, the question whether breast augmentation is necessary, or healthy, remains an individual choice. Fortunately, there are healthy and affordable options to make your breasts as vivacious and beautiful as you desire. What are the Options? While there is a variety of options available to enhancing your breasts, they generally fall into the categories of surgical and non-surgical. Breast implants are an established and popular breast-enhancement procedure among North American women. Stem cell fat transfer augmentation is another surgical enhancement procedure, while breast enlargement pumps and padded bras round out the non-surgical breast augmentation options. Do they work? [...]
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Gentle, Safe and Sensual

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Is there anything more gratifying than amazing sex? You know, the kind that you’ve been anticipating all day. Maybe there’s a strip tease involved. There’s a whole lot of touching, and a whole lot of kissing to start. Then things get intense. There’s quick breathing and panting. There’s moaning, and if you’re lucky, and it’s really, really good, there’s screaming. The best kind though is when you stack your orgasms. That’s when you have one orgasm after another, and it’s one of the pleasures of life. When you’re having awesome sex and experiencing multiple orgasms, one after another, it really doesn’t get better than that! Does this sound familiar? If it does, congratulations. You’re lovin’ life. If it doesn’t, you’re not alone. Forty-six per cent of American women claim they’re unsatisfied in the bedroom. That’s almost every other woman in America. Life is short enough. Frankly, it’s too short not [...]
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How Vaginal Stimulation Creams Work

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So far, it’s mostly men’s sexual pleasure and health that’s been addressed both by prescription drugs and the burgeoning all-natural supplement sector. Fortunately, a few companies are paying attention to women’s needs, and have developed stimulating creams that not only lube but also boost a woman’s sensitivity and ability to orgasm more powerfully. These work by means of the innovative transdermal delivery system. By combining botanical extracts and therapeutic nutrients with natural skin permeation enhancers such as olive squalane, important ingredients can cross the lipid barrier of the epidermis. The result is greatly enhanced sexual sensations in a woman’s body. Some creams and ‘natural’ products on the market contain ingredients that have well-recognized health hazards associated with their use; the best choice is a sexual enhancement cream that does not contain harsh chemicals, synthetic preservatives, or artificial fragrances or color. The exact herbal and all-natural formulation of different women’s creams [...]
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Maximizing Your Orgasms

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Just like in establishing a happy and secure romantic relationship, achieving a smooth and pleasure-filled sexual relationship requires an experimental and give-and-take understanding from you and your partner. Since it is a fact that sex plays a big part in building and founding a fulfilling relationship with your lover, having confidence in yourself as well as in your sexuality is important to have a smooth and gratifying sexual bond with someone. Yes, sex is a pleasurable and very intimate act that is shared by two people, but very few couples truly enjoy it. According to scientific studies, women rarely achieve orgasm when they have sex with their partners. Not always achieving orgasm on the part of the women does not mean, though, that they do not enjoy sex. Now, if you rarely achieve the peak of your pleasure every time you have sex, you probably do not know how to [...]
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Sexual Enhancement Cream for Women FAQs

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How do sexual enhancement creams for women work? The cream is applied to the woman’s genital area, specifically the underside of the clitoral hood, allowing the active ingredients to directly stimulate the tissue surface. Once applied, the cream improves blood flow and dilation of the blood vessels around the clitoris, greatly enhancing sensitivity and arousal. Although response time varies with each individual woman and with the specific product chosen, the effects tend to develop more rapidly with sexual stimulation through touching, rubbing, and licking in the clitoral area. Are the effects noticeable immediately? Yes, most products, especially Vigorelle™, immediately increase sensations. Not only does the product work right away, but with continued use, a woman’s responses should become even more intense. I used to have a strong sex drive and much more sensitivity, but over the years this has diminished. What’s going on? Would a women’s enhancement cream help? Women [...]
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