I am only 27 and just got married. We were planning to have a baby, so I went to my gynecologist and she said that I have early cervical cancer. She said I need surgery. Will I still be able to have babies? I feel so bad for my husband; he is such a good man and would be such a great dad. I am angry; I don't know why I got this.
I know this is a difficult time to be diagnosed with cancer at a young age, however, if your cervical cancer is early,
Early Cervical Cancer and Having Children
by Dean Heller MD September 13th, 2013 | Ask the Doctor Read More
Exercise Builds Relationships
by Lori Sciame September 11th, 2013 | Health Observance, Relationships
This month's health observance, fall into fitness, provides the perfect opportunity to discuss the connection between exercise and relationships. Not only does being fit give a person the energy to help sustain a healthy relationship with a significant other, it offers a chance for connections that might not otherwise happen. Â It may be the time of year when many think limiting physical activity; however, do the opposite. Â Get out and exercise with an old friend or a new one. Â In the process, you will be strengthened both physically and mentally.
The Importance of Friendships
The great philosopher, Aristotle, proclaimed that friends
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The Importance of Friendships
The great philosopher, Aristotle, proclaimed that friends
Bunions, Shoes, & Fashion
by Dean Heller MD September 6th, 2013 | Ask the Doctor
My foot doctor told me I have a bunion and I should wear comfortable shoes and should not squeeze my foot into tight fitting shoes. I am very girly and single and like wearing nice shoes out, what else can I do?
Bunions are a very common problem. Your footwear can definitely play a role in getting a bunion and making it worse, but there are other factors, some people think they may be partially hereditary. Taking an anti-inflammatory, such as motrin can help with the inflammation of the tissue around the bones that caused the bunion. Local therapy with
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Bunions are a very common problem. Your footwear can definitely play a role in getting a bunion and making it worse, but there are other factors, some people think they may be partially hereditary. Taking an anti-inflammatory, such as motrin can help with the inflammation of the tissue around the bones that caused the bunion. Local therapy with
Healthy Snacks at School
by R. Carnavale September 5th, 2013 | Nutrition
Snack time is often a favorite part of your child's school day. A nutritious snack will help your child stave off hunger pangs, remain alert for the rest of the day, and help him or her to refuel and refresh. You can prepare wholesome, delicious, and inexpensive snacks that your child will love by using a little creativity and fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, eggs, dry cereal and granola. If you're more adventuresome, you can even make homemade applesauce and veggie wraps. You can learn more about making nutritious, delicious school time snacks for your child by reading
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Fall into Fitness for Your Mental Health
by Jessica B. September 4th, 2013 | Health Observance, Mental Health
Fall is slowly approaching, and by taking small steps to fall into fitness, you can find that you not only improve your physical health but your mental health as well. Fall can be a challenge, mentally for many. I know shorter days and longer nights, rainy weather and long gray days can drain me mentally as I get ready to deal with winter SAD (Seasonally affected depression), so a great fitness program can really help stave off these problems before they begin. Here are some tips for aiming towards a successful ‘fall into fitness.’
Make it a habit – They
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Make it a habit – They