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Lee Trask is an advocate for women dealing with issues of infertility and miscarriage. Having struggled through more than six years of infertility, three miscarriages, and high-risk pregnancy, she is now happy raising her two…
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Angelina Jolie announced on Sunday, via a piece in the New York Times, that she has undergone double mastectomy surgery as a preventative measure against breast cancer. Her decision to undergo this radical surgery, while she is cancer free, was based on a gene she inherited from her mother, which increased her own risk of cancer. She watched her mother fight cancer for ten years, until ... Read More »
Statin users in my generation are the first to be on this drug for a lifetime, and we are still uncertain about long-term. I want to know each and every side effect or related health issue it may ... Read More »
Last week I wrote about the predisposition in my family for heart disease, and the fact that I have been on medication for sky-high cholesterol since I was nine. The most common family of drugs used ... Read More »
In my first trimester of my first pregnancy, my husband and I took a trip to the mountains. My husband really wanted to ski with some friends. And although I wasn’t going to ski, I thought it ... Read More »
Normally I write about infertility and miscarriage. I know more about both of those subjects than I ever wanted to because they came into my life, and to better deal with them, I learned about them. ... Read More »
I found that when I was going through all my tests, trying to find a reason for my inability to get pregnant, that I was torn about getting the results. Part of me wanted the doctors to find ... Read More »
One of the most helpful tools your doctor has at their disposal, when dealing with the possible reasons for infertility, is the laparoscopic camera. If you have already been through the lab tests, ... Read More »
I’ve recently written a number of posts about STD’s and their potential subsequent effect on fertility; due to pelvic inflammatory disease, adhesions, etc. and how that can in turn, increase the ... Read More »
I’ve been writing a lot of posts lately that are specifically medical in nature. I do a lot of research, from a lot of different medical journals, and try to summarize those which can be, in the ... Read More »
An allergy is the overreaction of the body’s immune system to a normally benign substance. When the body becomes hypersensitive to something, it treats it as an “invader.” Antibodies are ... Read More »



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