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A Bit More Healthy publishes health and human anatomy issues people need to know about, but often avoid discussing publicly.
Health Dangers of Working Too Hard For Your Money
There are clinically adverse physical and emotional effects of prolonged shift work. Don’t kill yourself by trying to stay up. Find a balance between necessities of good health and earning...
The Battle Against HPV
Virus that causes oral cancer shares characteristics with cervical cancer. Learn how to recognize signs and prevent human papillomavirus.
For Months I Felt Like a Woman
Discovering axillary lump led to three different imaging technologies, seven medical conclusions and one surgery. Instead of speedy confirmation, I had multiple health diagnoses amid growing lack of confidence in...
Spotting Ovarian Cysts
In the absence of obvious signs that ovarian cysts exist, you might have a clue. The monthly ovarian cycle sometimes becomes spotty or very heavy. What do you do about it?
How Quickly Do Cancers Spread?
Does cancer manifest itself within weeks, months or years? How quickly does it metastasize? Predisposed patients should be diligent with regular health evaluations. But what tests are most effective? 👓
Should Mothers With Nipple Eczema Breastfeed?
Eczema can resemble more serious Paget’s disease. For your long-term health and that of your child, learn cautions regarding breastfeeding when suffering from either health condition. 👓
What is a Lipoma?
Discovery of an unexplained lump anywhere on your body can be a source of considerable anxiety. When obviously not a cyst or boil, what is it and what should be...
Some Doctors Stop Urging Monthly Breast Self-Exams
Searching for cancer may be too morbid a thought to women who esteem breasts more for their form and function than health indicators. Evaluation may be reduced to a cursory... 👓
Early Warning Signs and Symptoms of Lymphoma
With many variations in location and manifestation, healthcare physicians and patients need to be diligent for early diagnosis, using multidisciplinary medical treatment of blood cancers affecting the lymphatic system.
Who’s a Candidate for Skin-Sparing Mastectomy?
To preserve breast for better post-op reconstruction, mastectomy may involve removal of breast tissue, without removal of the skin, nipple or areola. This maintains an ideal repository for an implant... 👓