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I ballooned to 240 lbs and was in pain for years. I finally know why (opens the original)
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For nearly a decade, Victoria Hindle tried to convince doctors that her abdominal pain, low mood, heavy periods and weight issues were connected. In fact, it's only because a common female health problem has recently been renamed that Victoria finally has the right diagnosis. A team of experts announced earlier this year that polycystic ovary syndrome, often referred to as PCOS, a condition that affects millions of women in the US, is now to be known as polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome,
This painful condition made me gain weight. Don't ignore these signs (opens the original)
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For nearly a decade, Victoria Hindle tried to convince doctors her abdominal pain, low mood, heavy periods and weight issues were connected. In fact, it’s only because a common female health problem has recently been renamed that Victoria finally has the right diagnosis. A team of experts announced earlier this year that polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a condition that affects up to four million women in the UK, is now to be known as polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). And it’s a
Doctors wouldn't remove my varicose vein. This treatment worked (opens the original)
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What started as a slightly protruding varicose vein in Michelle Green’s left leg was, within a year, causing such severe cramping pain that she struggled to walk. ‘Standing or even sitting for any length of time made the pain worse and so did walking,’ says Michelle, 47, a credit controller, who lives in Bury, Greater Manchester, with husband Rob, 40, a service engineer, and their two children aged 11 and eight. ‘But I still tried to walk as I needed to exercise. Being in so much discomfort real
I exercise and eat well but I still got Type 1 diabetes... (opens the original)
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Following a smooth pregnancy with her first child, Katie Duggan was shocked to be told during her second that she had gestational diabetes. The diagnosis, when she was five months’ pregnant with her daughter Maisie, came after a routine urine test. Katie, concerned about the health of her unborn child, burst into tears. ‘It didn’t make sense because I exercised regularly, was a healthy weight and ate well,’ she says. In fact, it’s not unusual for women who are slim and healthy to be diagnosed wi
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