Learning to Overcome Your Hidden Health Problems

As a young adult, I took sleep for granted. But as I enter middle age, I find that I need sleep more than anything else. Unfortunately, the sleep I get isn't enough to keep me going during the day. I generally spend my waking days exhausted and fatigued. I decided to see a doctor about my baffling problem. After asking me numerous questions about my life, the doctor diagnosed me with chronic fatigue syndrome. The condition wreaks havoc on your life, even if you sleep throughout the night. Although I require ongoing treatment to manage my condition, I'm on my way to feeling like me again. I started this blog in hopes of reaching out to other people who suffer from unexplained health problems. I really hope you find the guidance you need to overcome your hidden health problem. Thanks for reading.

Learning to Overcome Your Hidden Health Problems

Recognizing And Treating Anemia

17 November 2014
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Anemia is a relatively common disorder, with more than 3.5 million people in the United States suffering from it. While anemia can cause serious problems with your body, many people do not even realize they have it because the symptoms can start out as subtle. By learning the signs and symptoms of anemia, you can recognize it and receive treatment more quickly. Causes of Anemia Your body needs red blood cells to carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of your body and to carry carbon dioxide back to the lungs.
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Nip Allergies In The Bud: Tips For Preventing Allergic Rhinitis

17 November 2014
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Allergic rhinitis is an inflammation of the nasal membranes most commonly characterized by nasal itching, nasal congestion, and rhinorrhea (runny nose). Often referred to as hay fever, allergic rhinitis symptoms develop when you breathe in allergen particles in which you are allergic—such as dander, dust, or pollen—in the air. An estimated 7.8 percent of people in the U.S. over 18 years old have hay fever, according to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology.
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4 PCOS Symptoms Treated With Natural Bioidentical Hormones

14 November 2014
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If you were recently diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS, you might be pondering the best way to control the symptoms. PCOS is caused by a hormone imbalance that disrupts your endocrine system. As a result, your entire body remains in a state of imbalance that causes symptoms ranging from mood swings and infertility to acne and weight gain. Luckily, you can receive hormone replacement therapy treatment that makes up for the abnormalities caused by this condition.
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Battle Cold Weather Symptoms Naturally

14 November 2014
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If you become sick while you are pregnant, you will find that the number of medications deemed safe for your baby are limited. Here are some ways to limit the effect of cold weather ailments, including DIY recipes for relief. Even "Safe" Medications Can Be Bad Your doctor or midwife has probably given you a list of the few over-the-counter medicines you should resort to if necessary. While the list consists of medications with minimal side effects to pregnant women and their unborn babies, no one really knows what the full extent of side effects really are.
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What You Need To Know About Preventing Esophageal Cancer

14 November 2014
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According to the American Cancer Society, over 18,000 people are diagnosed with esophageal cancer each year. While it's not a common cancer here in the United States, accounting for only about 1% of all cancer diagnoses, it is deadly: Over 15,000 people die of the illness on an annual basis. The good news is that this type of cancer can sometimes be prevented. Read on to find out what causes esophageal cancer and to learn some suggestions for avoiding this deadly disease.
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Learning to Overcome Your Hidden Health Problems

As a young adult, I took sleep for granted. But as I enter middle age, I find that I need sleep more than anything else. Unfortunately, the sleep I get isn't enough to keep me going during the day. I generally spend my waking days exhausted and fatigued. I decided to see a doctor about my baffling problem. After asking me numerous questions about my life, the doctor diagnosed me with chronic fatigue syndrome. The condition wreaks havoc on your life, even if you sleep throughout the night. Although I require ongoing treatment to manage my condition, I'm on my way to feeling like me again. I started this blog in hopes of reaching out to other people who suffer from unexplained health problems. I really hope you find the guidance you need to overcome your hidden health problem. Thanks for reading.

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