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Living with diabetes is challenging, particularly tracking symptoms, healthy nutrition, and medications, which is all important for keeping blood sugar levels safely. Fortunately, many mobile apps help users to easily track and manage their diabetes.

Treatment and management of uterine prolapse via conservative and surgical procedures. Conservative management of uterine prolapse is crucial to prevent worsening of prolapse that may require surgical intervention.

When dealing with changing hormones, cramping and other surprises pregnancy may bring along, the last thing that a woman needs to worry about is what can happen after the baby is delivered. A prolapsed uterus is something that a woman can avoid.

When diagnosed with uterine prolapse, in most cases, you will be able to elect to follow a conservative treatment plan to find relief. One of the most popular avenues for treatment is vaginal pessary, but their use is not as simple as you may think.

Having a prolapsed uterus is a burden in itself but when you start hearing gossip about exercise limitations and your new sedentary life, it is no wonder that patients are hysterical when they come to the clinics. Are these restrictions really needed?

Do your vaginal yeast infections keep coming back? Conventional azole antifungals may not work for you, so how do you get rid of vaginal candidiasis and keep it that way?

All those pregnancy hormones place you at a higher risk of yeast infections during pregnancy. Are yeast infections during pregnancy dangerous, and what home remedies and medical treatments for vaginal candidiasis during pregnancy work best?

Up to seven percent of all babies develop a yeast infection known as oral thrush in their first month of life. How can you recognize thrush in babies, and how is oral candidiasis treated in infants?

Eating is simply a biological necessity, but it is not as simple as that. For some people eating becomes a compulsion: some force them selves to eat too little and some to eat too much. Both can lead to 'addiction'.

OSFED is currently the most commonly diagnosed eating disorder in a clinical setting, so why have you not heard of it before — and exactly what is OSFED?