Rob Fisher

Reproductive system disorders may result in infertility, pregnancy complications, and other general health consequences. Healthcare providers have preventative measures that women can take to ensure they can conceive at reproductive age. In this article, learn what some reproductive disorders are and how to prevent them.

A stroke and heart attack are both medical emergencies caused by a sudden obstruction of blood flow. There can be warning signs that signal an impending heart attack or stroke. Whether a patient is dealing with numbness, severe pain, or other symptoms, healthy lifestyle choices will be important for preventing and providing disease control. Learn the similarities and differences between a stroke and a heart attack, what risk factors are involved, and how a healthy lifestyle can change your outcome.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a chronic and often debilitating gastrointestinal disorder associated with symptoms that can include abdominal cramping, diarrhea, constipation, bloating, and gas. In the United States, 25 – 45 million people are affected by IBS, and IBS occurs more often in females than males.

With every young adult comes a first heartbreak. It is inevitable in life to experience heartbreak, whether it is immediately forgotten or sticks with you for life. Most parents tell their children, "oh, you just have a broken heart, it'll mend." However, what they likely didn't know is that Heart Syndrome is a true phenomenon. There is extremely low mortality from it, but there are cases. Heart muscle failure occurs when the body is overcome with extreme emotional or physical stress. In this article, learn more about this syndrome and why maintaining optimal heart health is so important for optimal health and longevity.

This article will discuss adenomyosis vs. endometriosis, learning the difference between the two and how they affect menstrual cycles, digestion, chronic pelvic pain, and other symptoms. Learn the difference between the symptoms and presentation of adenomyosis and endometriosis, and how both these diseases affect women.

If you've been gaining weight, you may have an imbalance in your hormones. Many women and men experience a slowing metabolism. Optimal levels of hormones occur in our bodies at about age 25 and normally decline as we get older. Aging and hormone imbalances can make weight management harder. In this article, we'll go over how hormones control our body and some effective treatments to lose extra pounds.