Since You Asked – Is It Safe to Get the COVID Shot and the Flu Shot at the Same Time?
I heard that getting the Covid-19 shot with a Flu shot can lead to stroke. Should I be scared?
I heard that getting the Covid-19 shot with a Flu shot can lead to stroke. Should I be scared?
Bacterial Vaginosis, typically referred to as BV, is a bacteria infection that occurs in the vagina. Women get BV when there is an imbalance in the natural PH levels of your vagina.
A fallen bladder, also known as cystocele or prolapsed bladder, is common after hysterectomies. It involves the bladder falling into the vaginal canal.
In clinical trials, results also suggest that people who stop taking Prolia and did not start another treatment experienced more vertebral fractures in the 10 months after treatment than people who had been taking a placebo. Researchers and physicians recommend that you do not stop taking Prolia without making a plan for further bone treatment.
While researchers from the Journal of Sexual Medicine could find no physical evidence of a G-spot in the largest post-mortem study ever on the G-spot, this does not necessarily mean that it is not real.
Answer: The NWHN is here for you. You are not alone, and you have options. Read on for our go-to list of trusted providers and resources on abortion.
Read on to learn how egregiously common this is and steps you can take if you or a friend are suffering from Breast Implant Illness.
With 45% of the US population vaccinated, many individuals have turned to the internet to share their vaccine side effects. Some women have reported experiencing increased cramping and abnormal period flows after being vaccinated. With many individuals experiencing changes to their periods, women across the United States are asking the same question: can the COVID-19 vaccine affect my period, and should I be worried?
There are multiple ways to contact the FDA if you have an adverse reaction to a medication, vaccine, or medical device. While the FDA does not always investigate individual reports, filing a report describing what happened to you is worthwhile.
Essure (a permanent non-hormonal, non-surgical birth control method) is no longer available in the U.S. - but many women still have the device in place, and a study of the device, mandated by the FDA is ongoing.