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A Guide to Semaglutide for Weight Loss 

Just like the fountain of youth, a quick fix weight loss solution has long been sought. Until recently neither of these two have come to fruition, but sometimes a drug is approved by the FDA for one medical issue, and they discover it offers another benefit. Semaglutide is one of those drugs. Originally approved for

What Does Semaglutide Do to Your Body?

Unless you have been living under a rock for the last two years, you have certainly heard about the relatively new drug known as semaglutide. It was originally used to treat diabetes, but they discovered it also helped with weight loss. It became so popular that many diabetics were unable to obtain this medication. What

What Screenings Are Included in a Well-Woman Exam?

A well-woman exam is an important part of every woman’s preventive healthcare regimen. Rather than just seeking care when you have symptoms, these exams give you and your health provider a chance to check on your overall health, identify any problems early, and figure out which screenings you might need.  But what screenings are actually

Why Are My Periods Suddenly So Heavy?

Over time, we come to develop an understanding of what a “normal period” means for us. Some women have light periods with next-to-no symptoms, while others have heavier flows and a whole spectrum of symptoms, including cramps, back pain, and headaches. Whatever your period looks like, you probably notice when it changes. If your period

Blood Clots During Your Period: Should You Be Concerned

Seeing blood clots during your period can be alarming, especially if you’ve never noticed them before. Most of the time, small menstrual blood clots are a completely normal part of a heavier flow. However, in some cases, large or frequent blood clots might suggest an underlying condition that requires medical attention.  Below, we’re examining what causes period blood clots, plus what’s normal

How Stress Affects Hormones, Fertility, and Reproductive Health

Whether it’s positive (like starting a new job) or negative (such as dealing with illness), stress shows up in everyone’s life. But when your stress becomes chronic and never seems to let up, it can affect your body in unexpected ways, including your reproductive health. In fact, many women notice changes in their cycles, such