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9 symptoms women should never ignore
...cancer. if you are suffering from fatigue then try and get more sleep, exercise and improve your diet. however, if this doesn’t help then schedule an appointment with your doctor. painful sex if...
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Birth control injection
...cancer is lowered, symptoms of endometriosis are lessened and the frequency of sickle cell crises is reduced amongst women suffering from sickle cell disease. unpredictable periods can be a side...
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Big Story: How your child can make you healthier
...cancer. there is less chance of uterine cancer, due to the expansion and contraction of the womb. lower risk of breast cancer is one of the most important advantages of having a baby. giving birth...
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Going green: Why it matters to use non-toxic cleaners and body care products
...cancer, birth defects, allergies and psychological abnormalities. the following common items are used as examples: metal polishes and adhesive removers contain petroleum distillates. exposure causes...
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Going green: Why being smart about plastic matters
...cancer developing in later life. polyvinyl-chloride is a commonly used plastic found in food wrapping, containers, toys, building materials, gutters and water pipes. in order to strengthen the pvc and...
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Going green: The nappy debate
...cancer and brain damage; this is from long-term, high-level exposure. this does not mean that your child will get sick, but that there is a slight chance that the chemicals will have an effect. in a...
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Going green: Prepare for your pregnancy
...cancer, as well as high dioxin intake. a diet that is rich in fresh fruit and vegetables, legumes, and fibre may help your body get rid of toxins. food such as dried beans, peas, citrus fruit, spinach...
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Going green: Improve your indoor air.
...cancer and has been linked to sudden infant death syndrome. carbon monoxide is a colourless, odourless gas that is lethal at high enough concentrations. it is emitted by furnaces, gas stoves and from...
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Birth control pills – the combined pill
...cancer, less risk of benign breast cysts, improved skin, better bone density and a reduced risk of ectopic pregnancy. some women have also found that the combination pill reduces the symptoms that...
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A look at infertility risk factors
...cancer, then you may need some assistance. if your partner has undescended testicles or testicle tumors or cysts, you should see a fertility expert. if he contracted the mumps after puberty, he is at...
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The MMR vaccine
...cancer, but all other children should receive the vaccination as per the vaccination schedule. the mmr vaccination is given several times during childhood, and although it does not protect everyone...
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Blood in urine: Symptom guide
...cancer treatment drugs likely cause medication symptoms blood in urine after recovering from an infection such as strep throat or a cold. likely cause immune reaction after infection...
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Pesticides in your child’s food: what you should know
...cancer, disease of the lungs, problems with reproduction, and disorders of the endocrine system and the immune system. there’s no doubt that pesticides do their part to make food better and more...
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Moles
...cancer melanoma. in toddlers however, melanoma is very rare. in fact, melanoma normally will not appear until the teen years. certain moles can be more dangerous. congenital moles, or moles that a...
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Immunisations and illness: what to do when your child is sick
...cancer. in this case, it’s best to speak to your doctor, who can advise you if an when your child can receive his or her vaccinations. egg allergies can be dangerous to children having the mmr...
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Gastroesophageal reflux (GERD)
...cancer as an adult. if you believe your child may have gerd you should see the doctor. children respond well to acid blockers and antacids which relieve the pain caused by gerd. you will also need to...
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Birthmarks
...cancer in later life. lastly, if your child’s birthmark is prominent or disfiguring, you may consider having it removed. the psychological effects of living with such a birthmark can be damaging...
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Are there health benefits to being a vegetarian?
...cancer, including ovarian and breast cancer diabetes lower risk of high cholesterol high blood pressure. these health benefits are largely due to the vegetarian diet's low-fat and high-fibre...
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Bad skin in pregnancy: what can I do?
...cancer always a risk, but being pregnant, and sunburnt, is not fun at all. make sure you are hydrated, and avoid hot baths and steamy showers, which will only make you sweat more. even though you may...
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Is tanning oil safe to use?
...cancer cells, leading to complications and illness later in life. using tanning oils, especially those which do not contain sun protection factor (spf), increases the absorption of ultraviolet a (uva...
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