When women think about their transition into menopause, they often assume their hormones either have some slow decline into their fifth decade, or the hormonal carpet gets aggressively ripped out from underneath them on one horrible day. Neither visualizations are...
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a chronic, autoimmune disease characterized by the destructionof the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas. T1D is often diagnosed in childhoodand results in a lifelong need for insulin. Celiac disease (CD), like T1D, is also an...
Women who have experienced early menopause (either surgically from hysterectomy or from early ovarian decline) often make appointments with their health care providers when hot flashes or insomnia start to interfere with their quality of life. Although these symptoms...
Premenstrual syndrome affects over 95% of women at some point in their reproductive lifespan with cyclical symptoms including somatic symptoms (physical symptoms) such as breast tenderness, abdominal bloating and headaches and emotional symptoms such as irritability,...
Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis is the most common autoimmune condition and is responsible for over 80% of “low thyroid” even though most patients have never had their thyroid antibodies tested. “More than 10% of all women will test positive for thyroid antibodies, even if...
High blood pressure is a significant contributor to cardiovascular disease and a health risk that increases with age in both men and women. The causes of cardiovascular disease are complex and every year we learn more about the impact of a person’s total health and...
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