It's normal for a pregnant woman to be nervous about giving birth. Labor and childbirth can be both physically and emotionally exhausting. Medical complications that result from physical changes during pregnancy can cause problems during labor or delivery. If you…
According to the CDC, “In the United States, 19% of heterosexual women between the age of 15 and 49 are unable to conceive”. While there can be different causes of its occurrence in a woman, it is not easy to…
Premenstrual Syndrome (or PMS) is a set of symptoms that women experience between ovulation and a period. Some common PMS symptoms include mood swings and pain in different areas such as the pelvis, abdomen, joints, and breast. The exact cause…
From low milk supply to engorgement, new mothers face numerous breastfeeding challenges. These and other breastfeeding problems can negatively affect the baby’s nutrient intake. Many lactating mothers use acupuncture to manage breastfeeding problems. Acupuncture can help with several breastfeeding issues,…
Wrinkles, sagging skin, and sun spots can make a person look older than they are. Premature skin aging can affect one’s appearance and confidence. Many people who experience premature skin aging symptoms have low self-esteem. Some common causes of premature…
Pain can affect a person’s mobility and consequently their quality of life. Many people living with pain stop partaking in their favorite activities to avoid their pain triggers. Pain can be broadly classified into two major categories: acute and chronic.…
Between 14 and 25% of women of childbearing age are affected by menstrual irregularities. Persistent or long-term menstrual irregularities can increase a woman’s risk of several health problems including anemia, cardiovascular disease, endometrial hyperplasia, and osteoporosis. Irregular periods can also…
Chronic pain is a common problem among cancer patients and survivors that can take a heavy toll on their lives. It’s been estimated that about 36-40% of cancer survivors experience chronic pain six months after treatment has ended. “Chronic” is…
