Self love, health care, embracing your sexual power - for TODAYS WOMAN.
As we are now learning in the US that the Zika virus has been present and known to have caused infections in Africa, Asia and the South Pacific for decades. These locations are remote. Recently, there have been Zika infections noted in countries closer to the US.
While these infections are usually mild. Pregnant women can transmit the virus to theri unborn babies. The recent Zika outbreaks in Brazil, have been linked to an increased risk of microcephaly (a brain birth defect) in newborns. Now we have world wide concern regarding the Zika virus.
It is foolish to assume that we are insulated from the diseases that affect others elsewhere. This is a reminder that we are all literally "in this together". We are one. Since disease transmission does not recognize borders, let's take a global perspective with women's healthcare.
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Self love, health care, embracing your sexual power - for TODAYS WOMAN.
Besides being embarrassing, excessive menstrual bleeding can lead to serious medical problems. Many women are having excessive menstrual flow and are unaware that their health issues such as fatigue, anemia are related to their heavy cycles.
Fibroids are very common. It is the number one indication for hysterectomy in the US. Decreased productivity and time off from work makes this a medical issue that should concern all.
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. Learn the basics and become a superwoman advocating for female health.
At some point you realize that it’s not about longevity but about the quality of your life. Live well.
