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Don't Neglect Mammograms out of Fear

I waited longer than I should have to start getting regular mammograms. I know they are important, but I have fear of new procedures, and I let this fear hold me back from starting this important health screening. I didn't get my first one until I was 55, and it was only after I had a small lump on my underarm that had me fearing the worst. I finally had my first mammogram. It was quick and easy, and my doctor made me feel very comfortable. I was told my small lump was just a small bit of scar tissue, thankfully, but it was a blessing in disguise that it gave me a scare. I now have regular mammograms now that the "fear of the unknown" is gone. I created this blog to encourage other women to not be afraid of mammograms! They are faster and easier than you think!

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What Should Women Know About Early Surgical Abortions?
An unplanned pregnancy can throw your life into disarray. There are few things more startling than realizing you're pregnant when you did not intend to be. Some women who find themselves in this situation will decide that they're not ready to be mothers. If you have no wish to carry a pregnancy to term and have a baby, early surgical abortion is an option available to you. Early surgical abortions are safe procedures used to remove unwanted pregnancies.

Oral Surgery Tips: How To Prepare
Not all oral surgeries are complex, but it is possible for your oral surgery to provide you with some anxiety, particularly if you have never had oral surgery before. If you are prepared for the surgery, the good news is that the process can be simple and comfortable. Keep reading to learn four tips that will prepare you for your upcoming surgery. Get Informed There are many issues within the mouth and jaw that oral surgery can address, but the most common issue that is addressed is the extraction of an infected tooth that a root canal is unable to fix.

What To Expect If You Have Spinal Decompression Surgery
Spinal compression can be incredibly debilitating. Not only does the compression of your vertebrae cause back pain, but it can also lead to stiffness, numbness, leg pain, and weakness throughout the body. While conservative therapies may ease your symptoms for a while, eventually, most people need to have spinal decompression surgery for lasting relief. Here's what you can expect if your doctor has been recommending this treatment. How do you prepare for spinal decompression surgery?