#WomensHealth

[mya-mynx]

Fyi: My estro levels are shifting and been living in hell🔥😠 if you even know what I mean plz comment emotional support thx

[oatsandeggs]

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[medixic]

आई-पिल टैबलेट (I-Pill Tablet) एक प्रोजेस्टिन है जिसका उपयोग गर्भनिरोधक के रूप में किया जाता है।

[teamwilsonfamily]

[ll-bowman]

Women's health talk below

Bleeding and cramping every other day for a month because my 'IUD is settling' is actually crazy.

[xiaonyc]

𝒹𝑜 𝒾 𝓁𝑜𝑜𝓀 ₱ⱤɆ₮₮Ɏ ♥︎♡➹

2023

[fertility-journey-20s]

Feeling like a silly little girl.

I wonder who else my age feels like this. I'm 28 now and I feel like im at a weird age to be almost starring IVF and going through unexplained infertility.

I think its a bit of a mash between 2 different lives I have.

On one hand i have plenty of friends who had kids young, either in their late teens, their early twenties or now at the same time as me trying to get pregnant. These friends either aren't in employment or are in "lower paid" jobs as awful as that sounds its true in this case. These are the people I compare myself with the most, feeling like I'm falling behind, by the time I have kids of my own their kids will be in primary or high school and won't have a single thing in common with my kids. They won't be friends. As a woman (and even men think this I know my husband does!) You have this image in your head of your kids and your closest friends kids hanging out and being best friends too.

On the other hand, I work in a role (in which I feel is much bigger than I am and often feel out of my depth!) Where people are very career driven, these people went to uni, want to progress in their field and kids are not high on their agenda, or those who have kids they had them in their 30s once they got where they wanted in their job. I dont feel like these people understand my pain. Make it seem like I've got plenty of time to have kids.

But thays not how I wanted my timeline to go. I wanted 2 kids and I didn't want to be an older mum. I have reasons for both.

I wanted to have more than one as both me and my husband are only children, it's tough and it's really tough when you have to deal with the death of a parent.

I didnt want us to be older parents because I don't want my children to be in their 20s/30s when I die. As morbid as that sounds my husband lost his dad unexpectedly at the age of 26 from natural causes. His dad had just turned 60. I want our children to have as much time as possible with us and vice versa.

I just feel like when I told my manager about the IVF which is approaching I don't think she understood my pain very well. She understood the process as she had a friend who went through IVF but she was in her 30s.

Unexplained infertility is weird too because there's nothing wrong (allegedly) so it's like... Well.... it might still happen. Statistically I don't think it will, the older we get the smaller our chances are.

I'm just having a moment. Today is officially 2years since we started and I know that's not long compared to others but it's a significant milestone in the TTC world. I'm now just eagerly awaiting our next fertility appointment. I haven't ovulatd yet and I should have but I'm not having any symptoms. Even though I experienced some random spotting 2 days ago (I thought this was ovulation spotting) but then today I came across feeling unwell, I felt dizzy, my back was hurting, I felt sickly I thought I was going to pass out. Im glad I was able to get some fresh air. So obviously my first thoughts are "omg what If I'm actually pregnant! What if my weird period was actually implantation bleeding even though it had clots and actually resembled a period eventually" even though I did take a test after my period "just in case" and it was very negative.

[iamafanofcartoons]

With elections coming up in America, I think its important to remind everyone why its important to vote blue.

The artist who posted this? Was trying to draw focus to the point that restricting women’s reproductive health/rights was never about women’s rights. It was always about the idea of the child being born a man.

" Men in the replies say these things because when they have children they sacrifice nothing, they can't fathom having to give up their future for a child, because there is always a woman who will carry the burden for them. Women can aspire to be more than the hero's mother. “

“ Nothing will ever convince me that an unborn matters more than me, a living, breathing human with experiences, pain, family, and has made it this far. Of all i have given of my life, i DO NOT deserve to have yet more be TAKEN from me by FORCE “

But if you look in the QRTs and the comments?

You’d see both men and women bashing the artist and the Pro-choice men and women on Twitter.

You have the power to make a choice, and your choice matters when you cast your ballot.

Please vote Blue. 

Women’s rights depend on it, for women’s rights are human rights.

https://twitter.com/LHeidhoff/status/1540373467731599360

[teachingrounds]

#TeachingRounds is completing its 6th year...

...so this week we're re-sharing our most popular posts, such as this #clinicalpearl about Group B Strep UTIs in pregnancy.

If a pregnant person has a Group B Streptococcus (GBS) UTI, then they will later need IV prophylaxis during delivery (except for scheduled C section with intact membranes). Guidelines recommend penicillin G or ampicillin, or if allergic then cefazolin, clindamycin, or vancomycin for at least 2-4 hours before birth.

[emrysthegoodwitch]

Fan-fucking tastic

There is no area in my life where type one diabetes doesn't cause fucking problems.

Apparently, as a woman with T1D I'm MORE PRONE TO UTI's BECAUSE OF FUCKING HIGH BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS

I'm fucking done.

AND IF I GET MARRIED MY HEALTHCARE GETS TAKEN AWAY BECAUSE I UNFORTANETLY LIVE IN THE USA.

My plan when I was in high school to become a monk or forest witch is once again becoming more appealing

[launicalucer0]

Lovely post inspired this and they mentioned something about disliking people who are afraid or do not like child birth. They might not be apart of the underserved communities, so they may not realize the weight that is carried and wrapped into such a beautiful thing... here's my response: "okay, hear me out, I have an impregnation kink but I do have a fear of giving birth. How interesting you bring this up. Women who are marginalized their chances of survival after giving birth isnt that high, we complain about symptoms and they tell us we are fine and then we dont get to see our kids make it to college. Like it's the 1800's so that worries me. It's the medical system in itself how they just ignore us women on all fronts. …I think giving birth is beautiful on all fronts but it is a death sentence to those who are apart of communities which are underserved. It's kind of tragic really. My goal is to make sure all women have 100% chances of survival during pregnancies. Like as much as I desire to get pregnant, im still worried about my health, ive no idea whats going on so im super precautious even though its something I badly want." @shockspectrum xo again great topic of discussion. loved being here with you. Theres no holes in my story, you have to create evidence to make yours the truth but my truth is already there. 3 years. Stop going through my things and just be honest. its the only way. everyone knows youre guilty. STOP EXPLOITING MY IMMIGRANT FATHER. HES LIVED HERE FOR OVER 30 YEARS HES MORE THAN EARNED HIS RIGHT TO HIS CITIZENSHIP. THERE IS NO WAY YOU CAN GET HIM TO GO THROUGH MY THINGS TO FIND A WAY TO PROTECT YOUR OWN ASS FROM THE CRIMES YOU COMMITTED AGAINST ME. LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE YOU FUCKING BASTARD.

[impactofhealth]

7 Steps to Health Equity: Addressing Root Causes Now in 2024

Health equity is more than just equal access to healthcare services. It means giving everyone a fair chance to be as healthy as possible, no matter their background or circumstances. This includes addressing the social and economic factors that can create barriers to good health. Read More...

[guduchi]

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