Four Things You Should Know About Stroke before Age 40 When Daniel, a 35-year-old software engineer, woke up with weakness in his right arm and slight drooping in his face. Daniel and his wife thought he was too young to be having a stroke, so he went to work. At the hospital, scans confirmed stroke. Daniel a long road of rehab in the next few…
It’s NOT “Just A Part of Being A Woman”
It’s NOT “Just A Part of Being A Woman” When Maria, a 34-year-old mother of two, began experiencing crushing fatigue and intermittent shoulder pain, she thought it was just part of juggling work and parenting. Her doctor ran a few lab tests, found nothing conclusive, and reassured her it was probably stress. Months passed. Her symptoms worsened. Eventually, an ER visit revealed advanced iron deficiency…
Smart Preventive Care Is More Than A Pap Smear
Preventive Care Is More Than Pap Smears And Lab Tests—It’s Listening to Symptoms Early When Jasmine, a 37-year-old mother of three, started experiencing pelvic pain and bloating, she wasn’t worried. After all, she had just had a Pap smear last year and her mammogram was normal. “My preventive care is up to date,” she thought. But months later, the pain worsened, her work attendance suffered,…