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What Is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome? Signs, Symptoms, and Treatments

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a condition that affects a person’s hormone levels. People with this condition have higher levels of the hormone androgen which is typically found in...
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How to Ease Your Stomach Woes and Get Ulcer Pain Relief

People with ulcers know the struggle of living with chronic stomach pain. It's an...
Abdominal Pain

What Is Hypothyroidism? Signs, Symptoms, and Causes

Your thyroid gland is responsible for secreting hormones that play an essential role in...
Hypothyroidism

5 Things Not to Say to Someone with Chronic Pain

In 2013, I was involved in a car accident that changed my life. Although...
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Fighting Pain: Military Members with Chronic Pain

Members of the United States military serve our country to protect us and our freedom. Once they return home as veterans, we celebrate them...

Review: Easy@Home Heat TENS Unit

I have dealt with pain for most of my life—migraines and knee pain in high school, back and shoulder pain that has worsened as...

A Patient’s Review Of “Taming Chronic Pain” By Amy Orr

Having lived with varying levels of chronic pain for over six years now, I often joke that I could write a book. The frustrations...

Why We Shouldn’t Call Trigeminal Neuralgia “The Suicide Disease”

I felt a strange sense of relief when I was finally diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN). After so many years of living with facial...
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