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Nursing

Mother’s milk is the best choice for your growing newborn. It contains all the nutrients necessary to ensure healthy development, including antibodies to protect your baby against infectious and chronic illness. It’s the only nutrition your child needs for the first six months. Read

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Mastitis
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Nutrition

Celiac disease (gluten intolerance)

Celiac disease—also known as gluten intolerance—is an autoimmune disease trigged by eating gluten, present in wheat, rye and barley. The body’s immune system responds abnormally to gluten, damaging the lining of the small intestine and reducing absorption of certain nutrients. Read

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Symptoms
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Celiac disease

Diverticulosis (or diverticular disease)

Diverticular disease is characterized by small pouches called diverticula, which are about the size of a marble. They’re usually found in the small or large intestine, but can also occur in the digestive tract. Diverticulosis happens when these little pouches become infected. Read

Colon
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Intestines

Pregnancy

Pregnancy is an incredible adventure that begins at the moment of conception, when a sperm fertilizes an egg, and lasts about nine months, or approximately 39 weeks. The process includes significant physical and emotional changes. Read

Pregnancy

Hypertension

Hypertension results when the pressure the blood exerts on the arteries while it is being pumped is too heavy. It is important to treat hypertension because blood pressure that is too high can cause damage to blood vessels and even increase the risk of a cardiovascular event. Read

Hypertension
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Symptoms

Hypoglycemia

Hypoglycemia occurs when blood sugar levels are too low. It’s most common among diabetics who inject insulin or take oral diabetes medicine, but it can happen to anyone if they haven’t eaten in a while or after a meal high in carbohydrates. Read

Diabetes
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Hypoglycemia
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Hypoglycaemia prevention
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