Hot flashes: why they happen, how long they last and what helps
Hot flashes come from a narrower thermoneutral zone in the brain. They last longer than most women expect. Here is what the numbers say and what you can do.
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Hot flashes come from a narrower thermoneutral zone in the brain. They last longer than most women expect. Here is what the numbers say and what you can do.
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IUI does not replace your ovulation and does not fertilise your egg. It only shortens the sperm journey. Read what an IU...
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Fibroids are benign muscle lumps in your uterus and they are very common. Read which complaints fit, why they can cause...
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Bleeding after menopause usually has a benign cause, but always needs investigating. Read what the numbers say, how inve...
Before you take a gluten intolerance test, know one thing: if you have already stopped eating gluten, the result turns f...
A coeliac blood test comes down to three values: Anti-TTG, Endomysium IgA and Total IgA. Learn what each does, why you m...
No. Across 22 randomised trials, hormone therapy caused no extra weight gain. Read what the numbers actually say, where...
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