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Women's Health Women's Health Topics A-Z Sexual Health Healthy Living From Tracee Cornforth, your Guide to Women's Health Welcome to your Tanning Bed Risk Higher Than You Think According to an article in USA Today, 35 percent of girls under 17 use tanning beds. Many of these girls give very little thought to the potential consequences they may... Read more How Well Do You Know Your Vagina? What do you think about when you think about your vagina? There are several things to consider when you decide to learn more about your vagina. The first two things... Read more What Is Iron Deficiency Anemia? While there are several types of anemia, iron deficiency anemia is by far the most common anemia that women experience. Menstruating girls and women are most likely to experience iron... Read more Staying Cool And Hydrated On Hot Summer Days The summer season is upon us and it's time to think about preventing dehydration and heat-related illness. Did you know that about 318 Americans die every year of heat-related illnesses, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)? The sad fact is that most of these deaths are preventable -- if the victims understood the realities of dehydration and heat-related illness more clearly. See More About:  frequent urination  diet  menopause Women's Health Ads Bone Health Women Health Home Health Care Child Health News Health Diet Tips Featured Articles Birth Control Menstruation Heart Health for Women Menopause Breast Health and Diseases Sexual Health Issues   More from About.com Should You Go Back to School? Have you been thinking about resuming your education? These eight questions may help you figure it out. More> 5 Tips for Adult Students Whether it's finding the money or worrying about tests, going back to school can be stressful for adult students. More> This newsletter is written by: Tracee Cornforth Women's Health Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Women's Health newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Going to the Gynecologist Menstruation Basics Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Birth Control Myths Top Causes of Heavy Menstruation Advertisement Friday, August 19, 2011 About Women's Health: Top GYN Surgeries and Procedures If you can't see this email, click here Women's Health Women's Health Topics A-Z Sexual Health Healthy Living From Tracee Cornforth, your Guide to Women's Health Welcome to your weekly About.com Women's Health newsletter. This week we discuss a number of surgeries and procedures that women often undergo, as well as lots of other important information that you'll want to know about. Have a healthy week! Tracee Top Gynecology Surgery and Procedures Have you ever been to the gynecologist and been told you need a procedure for further evaluation of a GYN problem? Millions of women each year face the uncertainty of having a gynecological procedure or surgery performed. Learn about these common GYN procedures and surgeries before you need them and you'll be one step ahead when your gynecologist says you need further evaluation of your problem. See More About:  d&c  pap smear  leep Tubal Ligation Reversal More than 650,000 women undergo tubal ligation in the United States annually, thus ending their ability to have children. What happens when circumstances change and a women decides that she really does want to become pregnant? Approximately six percent of women who originally decided that tubal ligation was the way to end their childbearing years will, within five years, decide that she does indeed want to experience pregnancy and the birth of a new baby. See More About:  infertility  sterilzation  contraceptives What To Expect During Laparoscopy Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical technique used in procedures such as tubal ligation, gallbladder removal or hiatal hernia repair. It is normally performed in the outpatient surgery unit of a hospital. In most cases, patients can return home a few hours after a laproscopic procedure. See More About:  diagnostic tools  pelvic pain diagnosis  surgery What To Know Before You Have A Hysterectomy Are you facing a hysterectomy? 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. See More About:  gynecologist appointment  hormone replacement therapy  menopause Women's Health Ads Home Health Care Health Women 'S Health Women Gynecology Women OB Gyn Featured Articles Pregnancy Teen Health Issues for Girls Women's Mental Health Women and Cancer Women's Health Glossary Other Diseases and Conditions   More from About.com Should You Go Back to School? Have you been thinking about resuming your education? These eight questions may help you figure it out. More> 5 Tips for Adult Students Whether it's finding the money or worrying about tests, going back to school can be stressful for adult students. More> This newsletter is written by: Tracee Cornforth Women's Health Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Women's Health newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Going to the Gynecologist Menstruation Basics Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Birth Control Myths Top Causes of Heavy Menstruation Advertisement Friday, August 12, 2011 About Women's Health: What Is Iron Deficiency Anemia? If you can't see this email, click here Women's Health Women's Health Topics A-Z Sexual Health Healthy Living From Tracee Cornforth, your Guide to Women's Health Welcome to your About.com Women's Health newsletter. Today we discuss a variety of issues from iron deficiency to ovarian cysts, and lots more. Have a healthy week! Tracee What Is Iron Deficiency Anemia? While there are several types of anemia, iron deficiency anemia is by far the most common anemia that women experience. Menstruating girls and women are most likely to experience iron... Read more Do You Have Ovarian Cysts? Have you ever been diagnosed with ovarian cysts? Ovarian cysts are common during the reproductive years. Fortunately, ovarian cysts are almost always harmless. However, they frequently don't feel harmless since... Read more Women More Likely To Die From Heart Attacks A French study has found that women are more likely to die during the month following a heart attack than men. According to the study, women are far less likely... Read more Birth Control Birth control options and information for women. Covers types of birth control such as the birth control pill, the birth control patch, and other contraceptive choices. Includes birth control benefits and side effects, and other birth control information. Women's Health Ads Health Home Health Care Woman S Health Women Gynecology Heart Health Videos Featured Articles Menstruation Heart Health for Women Menopause Breast Health and Diseases Sexual Health Issues Women's Reproductive Health   More from About.com 10 Bathroom Remodels There's nothing worse than a bathroom remodel that looks like it belongs in a gas station. If you're looking for inspiration, you'll find it in these luxe, lush photos. More> Inspired Bathroom Tile Choices New tile can transform your bathroom in countless ways, whether you're looking for a playful, colorful child's bath, a cool and elegant sanctuary, or a bold sophisticated escape. 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