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“Did My Water Just Break?” How to Tell, What to Do, and When to Call Your Doctor

One of the most common reasons for a visit to the emergency room during pregnancy is to determine whether your water bag has broken. Let’s walk through what that means, how to tell if it may have happened, and what to do next.

What Is Infertility? Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Struggling to get pregnant? This guide explains infertility, common causes, when to see a doctor, and treatment options that may help individuals and couples conceive.

Understanding Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease: Symptoms, Treatment, and Hope

A clear, patient-friendly guide to Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, including symptoms, diagnosis, genetics, treatment options, and long-term outlook.

ANCHORING BIAS: When First Impressions Cause Patient Harm

When doctors rely too heavily on first impressions in healthcare, serious conditions can be missed. Learn how anchoring bias affects diagnosis and the questions you can ask to stay safe.

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The Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test

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Healthy Drinker Quiz

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Alcoholism: How Much is Too Much?

The answer to how much alcohol is too much is not as simple as stating a certain number of drinks.
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Do you have a drinking problems? If you experience any one of these 11 red flags, you may be an unhealthy drinker.
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Women’s Medical Tips

Today’s women are busier than ever. We live in a world where sound information is needed quickly. Our bodies endure daily stress, pressure and often health challenges that only women face. It is critical that we take the time to learn how to care for our physical and emotional body as we move through womanhood in our lives.

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  • Remember the 1st of every month conduct a self-breast exam. If you discover a lump or have a concern, contact your doctor.

  • Did you schedule your yearly OB/GYN appointment? Make it your birthday gift to yourself to stay healthy.

  • Remember to drink plenty of water, get 8 hours of sleep and have a healthy diet so keep your body running at full speed.

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Weight Matters – Achieve and (Maintain) a Healthy Body Weight

Losing weight is hard. Be kind to yourself during your weight loss journey. Give yourself credit for your efforts and stay focused on the positive.
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Pain Management Options in Labor

Fewer than 1% of women experience no pain during childbirth. Knowing all your pain management options in labor can help you plan and prepare for your birthing experience. This knowledge helps reduce fears or anxiety you may feel in anticipation of this milestone.
Endometriosis-Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

Endometriosis: Your Complete Guide: Endo Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

Endometriosis, or endo as it is sometimes called, is a medical condition in which endometrial tissue, which normally lines the uterine ...
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High Blood Pressure and Hypertension

Blood pressure is the amount of force your heart uses to allow your blood to circulate. You want this number to be just right...
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