Every month you’re wondering what you could do to diminish menstrual pain. Why I say diminish and not escape them? Because, in fact, menstrual pain is the normal reaction of the body, which, when growing in intensity, it needs to be somewhat diminished, but can’t be escaped.
Insomnia, depression, headaches, hot flashes and excessive sweating are some of the symptoms that make menopause one of the most difficult periods in a woman’s life. Generally, menopause happens around age 50, when estrogen and progesterone levels fall below a certain level considered normal, and fertile period ends.
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Hypertension is a cardiovascular disease difficult to detect. Doctors often diagnose hypertension during regular annual health check. Signs and symptoms of hypertension are extremely subtle, and this disease may not be diagnosed for many years. So, unfortunately, this can affect pretty bad the heart, blood vessels, kidneys and other important body parts.
The healthy DASH diet plan was developed to lower blood pressure without medication in research sponsored by the US National Institutes of Health.
Panic attack is a sudden access of intense fear or anxiety (emotional condition characterized by psychomotor restlessness, obscure fear, without reason) that cause worrisome symptoms, but not life threatening: increased heartbeat, difficulty in breathing, feelings of loss of control or impending death. Ordinarily, the symptoms last from 5 to 20 minutes and can be caused by stressful circumstances, or, just unexpected.
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Urinary infections are major problems in medical practice, both in their frequency (lower urinary tract infections are among the most common infections treated by medical practitioners) and by their potential severity, recurrent urinary tract infections can progress to severe kidney damage.
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Pain in the lumbar region, radiating down to the hips and legs are caused by dysfunction of the sciatic nerve. This condition is called sciatica and is not a disease, but rather a symptom of a disease of the sciatic nerve. This is common among people over 40 years.