Symptoms associated with menopause are often treated by estrogen therapy. It helps reduce hot flashes, dryness, and itching or burning around the vagina. It also reduces the risk of developing osteoporosis with age.
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Estrogen Usage May Not be Harmful for Some Women
Posted on November 23, 2009 by Alex WhiteThere are a Number of Cancer Treatments Available in Pittsburgh
Posted on November 15, 2009 by William HauselbergIf you've been diagnosed with cancer, you want to find the best treatments, irrespective of what you are suffering from. If you are a woman, suffering from cervical cancer, it is very important that you find the best cervical cancer treatment in Pittsburgh.
About Dementia, SIDS and Breast Cancer
Posted on November 19, 2009 by Alex WhiteDementia is not really a specific disease. It is used to denote a group of symptoms that are cause by disorders of the brain. People with dementia undergo drastic changes in the personalities and cognitive abilities.
How to Manage Skin Cancer Symptoms and Treatments
Posted on November 11, 2009 by Dr. Mital JohnMillions of people are affected by skin cancer. Each year the number of skin cancer cases increases, highlighting the need for an effective way to manage both the symptoms and the treatment. Fortunately, there is an easy way to keep tabs on this disease.
Fibroid Tumors 101 - What You Need To Know
Posted on November 6, 2009 by Aida AmadorFibroids are tumors that can grow and develop within a woman's uterus. They may be tiny in size or grow to weigh several pounds, existing as a single tumor or growing in clusters of small tumors. Learn the causes and treatment options available for fibroid tumors.
Breast Cancer – Are Your Genes to Blame?
Posted on November 5, 2009 by Alex WhiteFor a woman, breast cancer is one of the most dreaded diseases that she can ever develop. The incidence of breast cancer also seems to be quite high, what with almost everyone having someone in the family with breast cancer or at least knowing someone with the disease
Psychological and Social Support Crucial for Cancer Patients
Posted on November 5, 2009 by Alex WhiteCancer is such a devastating disease that it takes an intense toll not just on the physical well being of the patient, but the emotional and social aspect as well. This may lead to other health problems during and after treatment or even during recovery from cancer
Breast cancer during pregnancy
Posted on November 5, 2009 by daisy wrightBreast cancer is one of the most frequently met forms of cancer in the case of women, which usually occupies a second place in recent statistics, after skin cancer. Taking into account the actual life expectancy, it was determined that approximately one woman out of nine will suffer from breast cancer.
Treatments and Solutions for Prostate Cancer
Posted on October 31, 2009 by KingForIf you have just being diagnosed with prostate cancer, this article will prove very helpful to you. You will learn that this disease is no longer what it used to be; that is, it's no longer the killer disease that many thought it was. You will also learn lots of few but very awesome hints that have the tendency of helping not only you but other friends or relatives of yours that also have the condition..
Cancer Facts for Senior Citizens
Posted on October 29, 2009 by The Caring SpaceReview of cancer symptoms, cancer screening (breast, cervical, colorectal, mouth/throat, prostate, skin), cancer treatments and prevention/ Cancer in Seniors. Screening Tests for Cancer.
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Success Against HIV and Cancer in South Africa (Oleander Series Part 5)
Posted on May 15, 2008 by AlectrafobYears ago, when I first began research into the amazing oleander plant, I ended up as a member of two Yahoo Health Groups about oleander. One was named “Anvirzel" (after the patented Oleander medicine which had passed FDA phase 1 trials a few years earlier) and the other, “Oleandersoup" (named for the home remedy version of the patented medicine). As a result, I became friends and acquaintances with many people close to oleander and Anvirzel, one of whom was a noted South African humanitarian, e...
Prostate Health and Prostate Massage
Posted on June 23, 2008 by P. RodgersNatural prostate health is the best choice that many men are making today to ensure their health, since natural health is about taking care of your body as a whole. Remember that a healthy body means a healthy prostate, and the key to good prostate health is to keep your body in tiptop shape through exercise, proper drinking habits, and vitamins and minerals.
Detailed Information on Nodular Melanoma
Posted on October 23, 2008 by Juliet CohenNodular melanoma is the second most common type of melanoma. Nodular melanoma is known to present with bigger thickness than the other subtypes of melanoma. NM usually occurs on sun-exposed areas like the head, neck, trunk, arms and legs but can arise anywhere.
Prostate Massage is the Male Equivilant of the Female G-Spot
Posted on May 11, 2008 by P. RodgersProstate massage is the male equivilant of the female g-spot. Prostate massage is a sacred tantric ritual used to awaken this sexual-spiritual focus point in your body. Prostate massage is a healthy and pleasurable activity that can be enjoyed as part of your intimate life. Quite simply, prostate massage stimulates the prostate with a finger or massage tool with the intention of relaxation and/or pleasure.
DNA Worldwide's RGPNE improves statistics for Grandparentage DNA Testing
Posted on June 26, 2007 by Terrence OgdenIt is not uncommon that an alleged father of a child in question is unavailable for paternity testing but that the parents of that alleged father (i.e. the child's alleged grandparents) are available. In these cases, it is often possible to utilize the power of DNA to conclusively determine if a son of those alleged grandparents is the biological father of the child in question.
Know Your Risks Via Pictures of Skin Cancer
Posted on June 12, 2009 by Norris TownsendFootage of skin carcinoma can help somebody in identifying the risks and signs that they may have contracted this insidious disease. With the thinning ozone layer, it isn't not just skin carcinoma you have got to fret about. Your eyes are vulnerable to the effects of Ultra Violet ( UV ) rays too. This same radiation that damages skin can also raise your risk of developing eye issues, for instance cataracts--a clouding of the eye's lens which develops over years. Sun shade...
Cancer Prevention: 5 Natural Foods That Prevent Cancer.
Posted on December 30, 2008 by James S PendergraftCancer is one of the major causes of death worldwide. According to an estimate, it is believed that one third of deaths across the world are caused by it. There is a general belief that cancer is a hereditary disease. Though external factors such as chemicals, pollution etc are also believed to cause cancer. Our lifestyle and food habits are major contributory factors of cancer.
How to Stay Away From Cancer With a Strong Immune System.
Posted on December 30, 2008 by James S PendergraftA strong immune system would keep all kinds of illnesses away. The system is capable of keeping even cancer away. The human immune system has the ability to suppress or stop the growth of cancerous cells. This could explain the dormancy state of many tumors. The human body's first line of defense aids in getting it rid of bacteria, viruses and fungi. A good and strong immune system would help the cancer patients by keeping them away from infections during treatment.
Things You Can Do to Prevent Mesothelioma and Asbestos Cancer.
Posted on December 30, 2008 by James S PendergraftMesothelioma is a type of cancer that affects the mesothelium or the sac like protective covering of internal organs. The main cause is exposure to asbestos. Therefore the best possible prevention is to avoid exposure to asbestos. Mesothelioma takes about thirty to fifty years for making itself prominent. People above the age of sixty five have shown an increased tendency to develop asbestos cancer. The mesothelioma is more common in men than women.
Breakthrough Treatments for Hyperpigmentation
Posted on September 7, 2008 by Dr. FaridExcessive pigmentation of the skin, also called hyperpigmentation, has many causes, but few effective treatments. Because hyperpigmentation can occur anywhere in localized areas of the body, or all over the body, treating the condition can be difficult. Especially for those who are unsure of what has caused hyperpigmentation, you may even be apprehensive about using a product to treat it. However, hyperpigmentation is quite common, and there are over-the-counter topical treatments that have wor
