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vizthedatum · 4 months

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My friends reality-check me all the time, and for an autistic traumatized person, it’s extremely invaluable.

The facts of where things stand right now: I know I’m sane and in touch with what’s going on (backed by my psychiatrist), I’m definitely not having withdrawal (and most medications I stopped are out of my system OR they don’t cause the symptoms I’m currently facing), I’m having very typical first-trimester symptoms including symptoms that aren’t typical for me when I’ve had endo or other pelvic floor flare-ups, I have PCOS and that messes up how long my cycle is, it is very possible that impregnation could have occurred even with the use of a condom, and I don’t have clinical proof yet (but I have appointments and a plan in place to get the proof). Even if I’m not pregnant, I’m going through something and I deserve support and understanding.

And yeah I’m having anxiety.

Despite what my ex is doing, I don’t feel emotionally supported during this time. I just don’t.

And I am literally living my potential pregnancy symptoms.

It is incredibly difficult, and I’m in grief about it.

I do have friend support but it’s not the same.

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The reality check from my friends is that I need to take care of myself and retract my energy from my ex, even if this is their baby (potential baby) too. They’re simply not taking it as seriously as I am, and we keep arguing.

So I’m going to try to heal from this emotional attachment and keep myself in check.

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At least my bleeding is completely gone. I was worried I was going to miscarry :/ I think it was just spotting. My body is going through a lot and I have been overexerting myself.

#cw pregnancy #healing #neurodivergence #audhd #autistic #trying to make sense of my reality and reasoning #possibly pregnant #health complications

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hormonesclinics · 1 year

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Managing Obesity: Tips for a Healthier Lifestyle

Obesity is a major health problem affecting millions of people worldwide. This is a condition in which excess body fat builds up in the body, leading to a variety of health problems such as diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. It can be treated with medical intervention. This blog post will go into detail about different ways to treat obesity.

Diet

One of the most important factors in managing obesity is diet. A healthy and balanced diet is essential for maintaining a healthy weight. It is important to eat a variety of nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats. Avoid processed foods, sugary drinks, and foods high in saturated and trans fats.

Exercise

Physical activity is also important in managing obesity. Exercise helps burn calories, improve muscle mass, and boost metabolism. It is recommended to aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per week. This can be achieved through activities such as brisk walking, cycling, swimming, or strength training.

Behavioral changes

Making behavioral changes can also help manage obesity. This includes setting realistic goals, monitoring progress, and staying motivated. It is important to identify triggers for overeating and develop strategies to overcome them. Seeking support from friends and family, joining a support group, or consulting with a healthcare professional can also be helpful.

Medications

In some cases, medications may be prescribed to manage obesity. These medications work by reducing appetite, blocking the absorption of fat, or increasing feelings of fullness. However, medications should always be used in combination with diet and exercise.

Surgery

For those with severe obesity, surgery may be an option. Bariatric surgery is a type of surgery that can help reduce weight and improve overall health. This surgery involves reducing the size of the stomach or bypassing a portion of the small intestine to limit the amount of food that can be consumed.

Summary

obesity is a serious health condition that can be managed with the right lifestyle changes and medical interventions. A healthy diet, regular exercise, behavioral changes, and medical treatments can all help manage obesity and improve overall health. It is important to seek support from healthcare professionals and loved ones to ensure long-term success in managing obesity.

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saturnsuv · 1 year

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im going to commit a violence

#my mom has covid and she’s had covid for like a week now and i just texted her asking how she was doing and she said she still doesnt feel #well and her chest has been hurting. she said she tried to go to her doctor but when she said she had chest pain her doctor told her to go #to the hospital. naturally she’s not doing that and said she’s just going to ‘wait until it goes away’#and then she said she would see me saturday for my brother’s birthday dinner which we were planning to have in a public restaurant. so if #my mom is planning on showing up to a public restaurant still sick with covid then i am not going to fucking be there like sorry to my #brother but we can hang out another time. anyway i am just so fucking pissed off that ppl treat covid like this #last weekend my mom considered bringing my sister with multiple health issues home from her group home for the weekend like normal. except #she fucking has covid. and she was still thinking of doing this #like why would you fucking do that what if my sister got covid what if she brought it back to the entire group home of individuals with #health complications #she didnt actually bring her home but its the same principle going into a public space. what about the people there will health issues or #who have relatives and friends with health issues #im going to call my brother and tell him im not going if our mom is and i told our sister about it too so im sure my mom will get pissy at #me about it but i’d rather deal with her being irritating than having covid so #sam speaks

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haneq · 2 years

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Today, I discovered that Louis has a bump under his chin, on the left side of his neck. He's been healthy, but I still got worried.

One of our previous guinea pigs, Milo, got a bump back then and he died sometime later, even when we took him to vet and treated him. So I'm scared that Louis will die...

I asked mom if we could take him to vet, but she said that he's already so old (8 years) that it doesn't matter, as elderly guinea pigs get health complications. She also mentioned Milo, and how he had died years ago. I just felt awful, but I can't do anything.

He seems happy, always purring and lying down when I hold him. But I still hope he won't leave us so soon, I love him so much. I wish I could be there when he eventually has to go, I felt beyond horrible back when his brother Noki died and I was in other city...

Having pets is wonderful, but watching them go breaks my heart.

#Guinea pig #Pet #Illness #Health complications #Sad #Louis

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ezcareclinicllc · 1 month

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According to research, primary care improves health outcomes and reduces all-cause mortality. It also addresses an individual’s health needs by integrating care, education, prevention, and promotion. Learn more about the benefits of primary care services below.

#Health Complications #Health Management #Medical History

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discoverybody · 2 months

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Truth About Zinc Deficiency and Its Impact on Your Health

Understanding the intricate role of nutrients in maintaining optimal health unveils a profound insight into the complexities of the human body. Among these essential elements, zinc stands as a cornerstone, orchestrating a myriad of physiological functions vital for overall well-being. However, when the body’s zinc levels fall below optimal thresholds, a cascade of adverse effects ensues, manifesting in a spectrum of symptoms and health complications.

From impaired immune function and delayed wound healing to changes in taste perception and growth retardation, a deficiency in zinc can wreak havoc on various systems within the body. This article delves into the multifaceted repercussions of zinc deficiency, shedding light on its far-reaching impact and underscoring the importance of maintaining adequate levels of this vital micronutrient for optimal health and vitality.

#understanding #zinc deficiency #health complications #symptoms #health #healthcare #good health #healthy

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newlifesolutionsintegratedca · 4 months

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Being diagnosed with a chronic condition is one of the most devastating things that could happen to anyone. Unfortunately, this is the reality that patients have to live with. This is evident among diabetic patients. They have to cope with the challenges brought about by their diseases. Diabetes is a metabolic condition characterized by high levels of blood glucose. Over time, it could lead to health complications. Some diabetic patients take advantage of therapeutic services to prevent their conditions from getting worse.

#Diabetic Wellness #Health Complications #Symptom Management

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constructionsafetynetwork · 6 months

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Asbestos Awareness and Safe Handling: Elevating Construction Safety Standards

In the ever-evolving world of construction, with its myriad materials and techniques, a constant remains: the unwavering commitment to safety. Among the myriad safety concerns, the issue of “Asbestos Awareness and Safe Handling” stands out due to its long-term health implications. Asbestos, once celebrated for its versatility and resilience, is now recognized for its silent but severe dangers. As…

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#asbestos #asbestos-containing materials #awareness #Construction Safety #exposure prevention #health complications #health risks #industry standards #long-term risks #Personal Protective Equipment #protective equipment #renovation #safe handling #safety protocols #training

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affinityhomecareagencyincorp · 9 months

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Stress, in its most basic form, is not inherently dangerous. We go through difficult moments in life, and our body responds to these moments through stress. In many ways, experiencing some level of stress is part of our lives.

#Health Complications #Healthy Sleep #Quality Life

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wellhealthhub · 9 months

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Delving Deep into the Multifaceted Indicators of Type 2 Diabetes: An Exhaustive and Comprehensive Examination

In this incredibly extensive and all-encompassing guide, we embark on a profoundly profound exploration of the telltale signs of Type 2 diabetes, shedding an exceptionally brilliant and illuminating light on its early warning manifestations while providing invaluable insights to empower you with an unprecedented depth of knowledge about your health. Within these meticulously crafted pages, you…

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unitepharmacy · 9 months

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Avoiding Life-Threatening Illnesses with Pharmacies

One of the goals of healthcare systems is to avoid life-threatening illnesses. Life-threatening illnesses can happen suddenly or with other causes. They also affect mortality and the quality of life of people. Thus, avoiding life-threatening illnesses as much as possible is vital to prevent health complications.

#Health Complications #Pharmacy Services #Proper Prescriptions

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sunfoxfic · 5 months

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We were so close to smoking not being cool anymore. We were so close. Then they flavored it mango and now it's taboo to criticize it anymore. People don't ask if they're allowed to vape indoors, they aren't considerate of people who may have health problems that are triggered by the chemicals or if it just bothers them, people don't care that they're supporting an industry built on corruption and greed, they can't see it draining their pockets and much less their health. We were so close to smoking not being cool anymore.

#i hate hate HATE nicotine after watching my parents smoke when i grew up #its gross and bad for your money and bad for your health #and i get it. theres SO MANY socioeconomic factors that make it a complicated issue.#you CANT blame smokers.#but it feels like people are just accepting the institution for what it is bc now it tastes good #bitch just chew gum jfc #it doesn't matter if its an industry issue. we have seen in the past that making it “uncool” hurts the industry #make nicotine uncool again PLEASE #grumbles

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angelsatheartinhomecare · 10 months

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Diabetes is a chronic disease. It can be preventable but not curable. It is one of the most worrisome diseases in the elderly and may need diabetic home care.

#Chronic Disease #Health Complications #Preventive Care

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porterinsuranceprofessionals · 10 months

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Insurance is an important part of our lives. It provides protection and financial security against unexpected events. Whether it’s an accident or a medical emergency, insurance can help us manage the financial impact of these events. Not to mention, there are many insurance products to choose from.

#Financial Loss #Financial Security #Health Complications

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avemapsychmedicalpllc · 1 year

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Suboxone is a medication that helps treat opioid dependence. In our center for mental health care in Sugar Land, Texas, we acknowledge the benefits of Suboxone to treat opioid dependence in patients. However, there are risks associated with the said medication.

#Health Complications #Healthcare Professionals #Medication

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