Fibroid Help – Questions to Ask Your Physician

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Fibroid tumors, also called uterine myomas, while most often non-cancerous, can produce a range of symptoms from little or no symptoms to severe discomfort, pelvic pressure, excessive bleeding and bouts of anemia. If you suspect you have fibroids or have recently been diagnosed, consider discussing the following questions with your physician to get a better… Read more »

How to Find a Good Yeast Infection Remedy

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When there is burning, itching, and painful discomfort, a yeast infection remedy may be what you need. A yeast infection is common for both men and women. However, women tend to experience them much more than men. Either way, no one wants to live with one of these infections because they can make you feel… Read more »

Bacterial Vaginosis and Its Danger to Women

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Do you think you’re suffering from an annoying smelly vaginal discharge? Have you noticed a growth to your vaginal discharge as well as the shifting with the color from clear to grayish-white? For other instances, experiencing serious stomach discomfort, intensive itching, inflammation, burning feeling and oftentimes cramps? Certainly lady, you must see a doctor immediately… Read more »

What I Included in My Diet to Treat Fibroids Naturally

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To treat fibroids I was not prepared to undergo hysterectomy or surgical removal of my womb. As my fibroid symptoms started getting severe I had to find ways and means to reduce the discomfort caused due to heavy bleeding and bloating of my stomach. I read extensively on the subject of treatment for uterine fibroids.

Fibrocystic Breasts – Causes Of Tenderness

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Nothing gives a woman more relief than learning that a lump in her breast is harmless. But relief can turn to frustration when the lump gets larger and tendered or when additional lumps begin appearing. Even though the discomfort eases after menstruation, it comes back month after month.