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I have diabetes and need to care for my feet carefully. Any advice?
High blood glucose causes poor blood flow to the legs and feet, so if you have a sore or infection, you need to monitor it closely and tell your physician, because it won't heal as easily as it would if you didn't have diabetes. Elevated blood glucose levels can also lead to nerve damage, which read more...
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I'm on hormone replacement therapy, and my friend told me it could affect my blood pressure. Is that true?
According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), blood pressure may rise in some women receiving estrogen therapy. However, a recent study found that there isn't a significant rise in blood pressure in most women undergoing HRT. To learn more about preventing, detecting, and read more...
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My primary care doctor thinks that my depressed mood may be a sign of male menopause. Is there really such a thing?
Male menopause (or andropause) generally occurs for men between the ages of 40 and 55, though it can begin as early as 35 or as late as 65. It is a multi-dimensional change of life that involves hormonal, physiological, psychological, interpersonal, sexual, social, economic and spiritual read more...
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