Fertility Struggles: The Truth About Having Children

Posted on: 9 April 2019

Have you ever spent an entire day in the sun, only to regret it deeply the next day? It's normal to get a slight burn every once in a while, but the truth is that burns can be more devastating than you even realize. Many people don't realize that a second-degree sunburn can be extremely severe. If you have found yourself facing a second-degree sunburn, keep reading. You may be able to treat your issues more quickly than you think.
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Posted on: 7 February 2019

Multiple sclerosis (MS) can be a difficult disease to diagnose since it can present with different symptoms and may have an unpredictable course. Diagnosing MS promptly can give you the best chance at reducing permanent damage and long-term disability. Symptoms People with MS may have any number of neurological systems. Even symptoms, such as visual disturbances or gastrointestinal problems may ultimately be neurological in nature. Any usual symptoms should be evaluated by your doctor or in an urgent care setting, if warranted.
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Posted on: 4 January 2019

If you notice that you only have a rash or skin irritation after exposing your skin to sunlight, you may suffer from photoallergic contact dermatitis. Photoallergic contact dematitis (also referred to as photoallergic dermatitis) is a condition where your skin becomes irritated by a specific substance once you expose your skin to the sun. The UV rays from the sun interact with ingredients in the substance to cause the irritation. Products that often cause photoallergic dermatitis include perfume, shaving cream, lotion, make up, and cleaning products.
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Posted on: 30 November 2018

Millions of female athletes around the nation have the athletic skills to compete in college but never advance beyond that stage. Unfortunately, many of these players may gain weight and develop unsightly cellulite after graduation. Thankfully, Coolscupting can help manage this issue. Weight Gain After College Is A Fact Of Life College athletes who graduate without going professional – a number which is a vast majority of all female athletes at that level – typically end up having to fall back on their degree to obtain a career.
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