Just two natural methods to prevent PMS are exercise and a balanced diet. Many women experience a variety of symptoms known as premenstrual syndrome (PMS) a week or two before their period. Almost 90% of women report experiencing premenstrual symptoms like bloating, headaches, and moodiness. You can feel agitated, bloated, or simply exhausted. Consider your […]
Hormonal contraception may increase the risk of cancer
A recent UK study found that the use of all hormonal contraceptives is marginally related with an increased risk of breast cancer. A recent study found that the use of all hormonal contraceptives is lightly increased risk of breast cancer. Regardless of the method of delivery, the team discovered a relative increase in breast cancer […]
The significance of Endometriosis Awareness Month
Endometriosis is a condition marked by the presence of tissue resembling endometrial (uterine lining) outside the uterus. Endometriosis Awareness Month is held each year in March to raise awareness of the ailment, which the World Health Organization estimates affects 190 million women worldwide. It is a chronic condition that causes excruciating, life-altering agony during periods, […]
Pregnant women in 12 at-risk countries are becoming more malnourished
Women who are expecting or nursing may experience problems during pregnancy and delivery due to poor nutrition. In 12 countries heavily hit by rising food prices prompted by the US & EU sanctions connected to the Russia-Ukraine war, acute malnutrition among pregnant women and breastfeeding moms has increased by 25% over the past two years. […]
Mediterranean diet before conception lowers adverse pregnancy outcomes
Researchers reported that a Mediterranean diet before conception lowers the probability of developing adverse pregnancy outcomes in a recent study published in JAMA Network Open (APOs). Before conception, a Mediterranean diet reduces unfavourable pregnancy outcomes. According to research, having a Mediterranean diet before getting pregnant reduces the risk of experiencing unfavourable pregnancy outcomes. The current […]
Exploitative marketing of formula milk & call for its control
In a Lancet series, experts express alarm over “exploitative” marketing of formula milk and advocate for restrictions. Manufacturers of formula milk have come under fire from researchers for their deceptive marketing strategies. Political involvement and deceptive statements require immediate clampdowns. Researchers have criticized formula milk producers in a three-paper series that was published in The […]
Prolonged stress causes depression and behavioural issues
Neurons in a bow-shaped brain area get overactive after long stress exposure. Chronic stress clearly has an affect on our behaviour. It causes issues such as sadness, decreased interest in formerly pleasurable activities, and even PTSD. Researchers now have proof that persistent stress causes a subpopulation of neurons in the bow-shaped region of the brain […]
Breastfeeding lowers women’s future risk of type 2 diabetes
Women with gestational diabetes who breastfeed may have a lower chance of developing type 2 diabetes. NIH study finds that breastfeeding may lower type 2 diabetes risk in women with gestational diabetes.An analysis conducted by experts at the National Institutes of Health and other institutions. The longer a woman breastfeeds her child after developing gestation […]
Women are less likely to survive a cardiac arrest
A 5-year study reveals some of the reasons why women are less likely than males to survive cardiac arrest. Each year, around 6 million people worldwide die as a result of sudden cardiac death (SCA). Additionally, a different study that was released in the European Heart Journal, discovered that women experience SCA with a poorer […]
Mediterranean diet lowers APO in women
The investigation was carried out to note the relationship between a Mediterranean food pattern and an unfavorable pregnancy. In a recent study published in JAMA Network Open (APOs), researchers reported that a Mediterranean diet could lower the probability of developing Acute pulmonary oedema/APO in women. The current multicenter cohort research was conducted between 2010, and […]
