Friday, July 27, 2012

About Women's Health: Let's Talk About Sex

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Some people have no problem talking about any aspect of their health... except when it comes to their sexual health. But having a healthy, happy sex life is a lot more attainable if you're able to express your needs.

Discussing Sexual Issues
When it comes to conversation topics, talking with your partner about a sexual problem probably isn't something most people eagerly look forward to. Whether you've been together a few weeks or several years, our Guide to Sexuality's excellent advice can help make the conversation go more smoothly. Read more...

Sex and Infertility
When couples struggle with infertility, talking about sex can become an emotionally painful conversation. But it's important for both partners to express their needs and desires. Read more...
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How Much PDA is Too Much?
Everyone has their own cut-off line for how publicly they're willing to display their affection. What should you say if your partner is into more (or less) than you are? Read more...

Talking to Your Children About Sex
It's not easy to sit down and talk to your kids about sex. But helping them learn the real facts is the best way to support them in having a healthy sex life, including preventing pregnancy and STDs. These tips will make things more comfortable for both of you. Read more...

 


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Friday, July 20, 2012

About Women's Health: Coping with Pregnancy Loss

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About 15 to 20% of women with a confirmed pregnancy will suffer a miscarriage, so there's a good chance that either you or someone you know has experienced this difficult loss.

10 Things You Can Do to Reduce Risk
Most miscarriages are caused by factors out of your control -- so don't blame yourself if something happens. Still, there are things you can do that may be able to help increase your chances of a healthy pregnancy. Read more...

What to Ask Your Doctor after a Loss
If you've experienced a pregnancy loss, you've probably been left with a lot of unanswered questions. Talking to your doctor may help alleviate some of your concerns and help you to move forward. Read more...

Men and Pregnancy Loss
Pregnancy loss doesn't only involve the woman. Men may cope with their grief in different ways. Read more...

Figuring Out How to Cope
Losing a child is extremely difficult. Here's what you should stop doing to yourself to get through your loss. Read more...

 


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Friday, July 13, 2012

About Women's Health: Are You Afraid of Friday the 13th?

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In case you haven't looked at your calendar yet, today is Friday, July 13th. Does that send a shiver up your spine? Friday the 13th has long been shrouded in superstition, and various legends proclaim the inherent unluckiness of the day.

Fear of Friday the 13th
Some people hold an intense fear of Friday the 13th, known as paraskavedekatriaphobia -- even refusing to start new projects or go out in public until it passes. Read more...

10 Common Phobias
Women are two to four times more likely than men to develop a specific phobia. Do you see anything you're afraid of on this list? Read more...

Fear of Death
Most of us are afraid of dying. But if it gets to the point where that fear starts affecting your daily life, it may be considered a phobia. Read more...

Fear of Insects
Like the fear of death, fearing insects is pretty common. I'll admit to feeling a little squeamish when one of those big, brown, gazillion-legged creatures skitters across my bathroom floor. Read more...

 


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Friday, July 6, 2012

About Women's Health: Would You Consider Plastic Surgery?

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If diet and exercise haven't gone far enough, you may be considering going under the knife to achieve your ideal body shape.

What is the Mommy Makeover?
Pregnancy can make lasting changes to your body. Some women choose to improve their appearance with a series of procedures that are collectively known as a "mommy makeover." Read more...

10 Things to Stop Doing If You're Considering Surgery
Successful plastic surgery doesn't only depend on the skills of your surgeon. You have some responsibilities, too. Read more...
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What to Know Before Going Under the Knife
Choosing to have plastic surgery is a big decision, and one that you shouldn't make lightly. Be sure to consider all these factors before scheduling your appointment. Read more...

Recovering from Plastic Surgery
If you're considering having a procedure, you're probably worried about how you'll heal afterward. Recovery can impact your results, so it's essential that you know what to expect ahead of time so you can plan for it. Read more...
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