Finding blood where it’s not supposed to be, such as in your urine, can be alarming. For women, there are a number of different reasons that can account for the blood, ranging from perfectly normal to more serious.
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Finding blood where it’s not supposed to be, such as in your urine, can be alarming. For women, there are a number of different reasons that can account for the blood, ranging from perfectly normal to more serious.
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Each year in the United States, about 1.3 million women reach menopause, which can lead to some fairly significant changes in their overall health and wellness. Here are some tips for managing the post-menopausal world.
While usually not medically serious, urinary tract infections can make life downright uncomfortable and difficult, especially if they happen frequently. Here’s a look at some factors that place you at risk.