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Endometriosis affects 176 million women across the globe. This condition occurs when tissue that normally grows on the inside of the uterus forms on the outside. It’s usually located on the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and around the uterus. The Symptoms of Endometriosis Every woman with endometriosis may experience a different set of symptoms. Some report…

Menopause is a series of changes that every woman goes through in life. When menopause occurs, this is the beginning of the end of a woman’s menstrual cycle and reproductive abilities. There are three stages to menopause. These stages are known as perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause. Perimenopause is the first stage of menopause but is…

During these uncertain times, we know the Passover holiday is challenging for many families who are used to large celebrations. We wish everyone health and love and hope next year, holiday festivities will resume with extended family and friends. Stay home and safe!

Proper nutrition is very important, especially when you’re expecting. Prenatal vitamins and the right diet can help keep you and your unborn baby healthy and feeling good. With so many choices of foods to eat and so many different recommendations from other moms, it can be hard to decide what is best for you. It…

Most women think the hardest part of breast cancer is receiving the diagnosis and them undergoing treatment. But it’s the psychological, emotion and physical after effects that make take their biggest toll. Some issues from breast cancer treatment may not manifest themselves until 10 or more years later. A recent study of breast cancer patients,…

As you progress towards menopause, the hormones estrogen and progesterone no longer work in sync, creating an imbalance. Perimenopause effects women differently. Some experience vaginal dryness and a lower libido, others have hot flashes, and still others have very little symptoms. Eating healthy, exercise and proper sleep can all help. Menstrual irregularity is normal during…