If you have recently given birth and are experiencing strong, continuous feelings of anxiety and/or worry, you're not alone. Most women experience some level of anxiety after having a child, often known as the "baby blues." Unfortunately, when these feelings don't go away after a couple of weeks or worsen to the point of affecting your eating and sleeping patterns, yo
- The aging process, having given birth to children, you name it, and you'll agree that a number of things happen to vaginal organs over time that causes sagging and plenty of distress for you and your spouse. Well, innovative surgical gynecological services have come to the rescue of females, and all the sagging and other distresses of a sexual nature can be banished f
- Women have so much misinformation about pregnancy, breastfeeding, and bodily changes that it still remains a wonder how any woman copes with this stage in her life. Even those women who decide to pick up every book possible on the subject are shocked to learn things that they were told are all wrong. The following highlights just a few of the fallacies and their truth
- Water retention due to your period is annoying and really not necessary, when you think about it, yet many women still experience it. While you can't completely stop your body's tendency to hold onto water at that time, you can reduce the effects of the water retention and make your life a little easier. The habits that will help you stop the water retention are good
- Menopause is called the big change for a reason, even though some women experience few symptoms. For others, one of the symptoms can be downright terrifying—and gross. It's called menopause flooding. Imagine, if you will, a faucet suddenly turning on, no matter where you are or what you are doing. Hopefully, if this happens to you, you won't be out in public. Here's w