Have you noticed and unpleasant odor "down there"? Odors like this can be embarrassing and may keep you from wanting to be intimate or even spend too much time in public. There are ways to deal with almost every common cause of vaginal odors, but as you do, you'll want to adhere to these dos and don'ts.
Do: Talk to your gynecologist.
If the odor lasts more than a few days, you should definitely set up an appointment with your OBGYN.
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If you have a loved one who will be going into hospice care, and you have children, prepare them for the experience. This is particularly important if the hospice room will be set up in your home. Your children will need to know what to expect, especially if they have a close bond with the person who is going into hospice care. Here are some tips that will help you prepare your children for the experience.
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While family history, genetics, obesity, and diabetes are the most common contributors to heart disease and high blood pressure, poor nutrition may also play a role. If your diet is lacking in essential vitamins, minerals, electrolytes, and fatty acids, seek nutritional counseling. The dietician or nutritionist will evaluate your eating habits and nutritional status and can recommend dietary interventions to lower your risk for cardiovascular disease. Here are some nutrient-dense foods that may help you avoid a heart attack and hypertension:
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There are many different ways to treat a back injury. A functional restoration program can help those who are suffering from chronic back pain and can't seem to find relief. There are many benefits associated with participating in a functional restoration program, which consists of physical therapy and training and pain management courses. Here are a few of the benefits associated with a functional restoration program.
Helps to Increase the Level At Which You Function
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People like Carli Larson are unique. They fill career niches that are cross-categorical. Simply put, she, and many others, have enough education and experience to fill multiple medical needs. A nurse and a nurse practitioner can be one and the same, and when they are, they can fill more than one medical position and medical need. Here is how that typically works, and why Ms. Larson is, and can be, both nurse and nurse practitioner.
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