The Effect Of Morning Sickness On Your Teeth: Two Things You Need To Know
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15 June 2015
Pregnancy is a wonderful time in the life of any woman, but during the first-trimester morning sickness may serve to dampen the joy you are currently feeling. No-one wants to have to put up with nausea on a daily basis for up to three months, but you may not have considered the impact that your delicate stomach is having on your teeth. Here are two facts that you need to know.
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Checking for Bladder Cancer? Diagnosis Steps You Should Take
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18 May 2015
The common signs for bladder cancer include painful urination, frequent urination and presence of blood in the urine. However, these signs are not concrete evidence of bladder cancer as they may be affiliated to sexually transmitted infections (STIs), urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney infections, prostate cancer and other ailments. To ascertain whether or not you have bladder cancer, you'll have to go through various diagnosis steps. Read all about them below.
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Choosing the Perfect Size: 5 Questions for Women Considering Breast Augmentation
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20 April 2015
If you are considering a breast augmentation, the key issue you need to consider is what size you want your "new" breasts to be. This decision is extremely personal, and the answer varies from woman to woman. However, if you work your way through the following questions, you may find it easier to come up with the ideal size for your needs:
1. Have your breasts ever been a size you loved?
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Are You Seeing Things That Aren't There? They Might Be Floaters
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30 March 2015
Remember the House episode, 'Lines in the Sand' which showed a small boy who saw small lines in his vision? It turned out that he had roundworms floating in his eyes. Don't worry! If you're seeing lines or dots it is very unlikely that you've been infested with roundworm, and much more likely that you have a condition known as Floaters.
What are floaters?
Your eye is made up of the retina, number of important cells which bounce light and help you see, and vitreous humour, a substance like jelly.
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