Peaches are a sweet and delicious fruit enjoyed by many people. However, some people have frustrating allergic reactions when they eat peaches. Peach allergies are not uncommon and can manifest in a variety of ways, including symptoms that range from mild to severe. When someone with a peach allergy eats the fruit, they may experience…
At-home pregnancy tests have become essential tools for women trying to determine if they\’re pregnant. They typically work by detecting the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), a hormone produced by the placenta after an embryo has implanted into the uterus. However, sometimes these tests can have conflicting results, with one positive test result and…
Are you wondering, how long postpartum bleeding will last after birth? It is not the same for everyone, and it is difficult to predict what makes someone\’s bleeding course longer than someone else\’s. A systematic review of studies showed that on average postpartum bleeding lasts 24 to 36 days after delivery. Another study showed that…
Postpartum is a tough time for most moms. You are physically recovering from child birth and also trying to care for your newborn. Here is the roundup on the best gifts for new moms that she will actually use. Postpartum Robe A great robe is a fantastic gift for a postpartum mom. Especially for moms who have…
Round ligament pain in pregnancy is common because the round ligament connects the front part of the uterus to your groin. There is one round ligament on each side of your uterus. While early pregnancy round ligament pain can happen, round ligament pain in third trimester is common because the uterus has greatly increased in…
If you\’ve noticed a change in your ability to hold your urine output, you may be wondering if evaluating bladder control by age makes the most sense. When evaluating bladder capacity by age there are a few things to consider. The bladder is an expandable organ. When empty its inner lining is compressed and folds in upon…
In general, healthcare providers recommend waiting at least six weeks after vaginal delivery before having sex. During the six-week postpartum period, your body is healing from the delivery and your uterus is returning to its pre-pregnancy size. Having sex too soon after delivery can increase the risk of infection and may cause discomfort or pain….
Authors: Dr. Anju Patel, Shielah Mauntana Medically reviewed by ENT Surgeon Dr. Anju Patel Many of us take our voices for granted. We sing, laugh, talk, and yell with our voices every day, so it’s easy to never think about losing our voices. However, it’s important that we keep our voices healthy so permanent damage…
Breastfeeding is very physically and emotionally challenging. In order to make the journey as smooth as possible, you should be prepared. There is so much noise out there, so we compiled the top doctor recommended items that will help you on your breastfeeding journey. Be sure to get these ahead of time so that you…
The real answer is . . . We don’t know. But we do know there’s a 99% chance it’s NOT cancer (Kushwaha et al.). Breast pain is extremely common and as many as 70% of women will experience it at some point in their lifetime (Kataria et al.). Sometimes it is a dull ache, like…
