Diet for Anal Fissures

An anal fissure can be a source of intense discomfort and pain. The treatment of these fissures centers around a balanced diet that promotes a healthy digestive tract. Over 90 percent of anal fissures heal without surgery, according to the American Society of Colon & Rectal Surgeons.

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Blood Sugar & Pain in the Limbs

When your blood sugar is not controlled, you can experience symptoms ranging from irritability and palpitations to severe pain in your hands and legs. Both a low and a high blood sugar level can indicate serious medical conditions, such as tumors and diabetes, and as such, an evaluation by a physician is recommended.

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The Overall pH of Body Fluid

Fluids in the human body function to provide digestion, lubrication, nutrient and oxygen transportation, and protection. To perform these functions, the acid levels must be varied to match the bodily function.

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Vaginal Spotting in Women Over 65 That Exercise

Vaginal spotting can be at best socially awkward and at worse an omen of serious disease. According to "William’s Gynecology," ovulation and your period typically stop, via the menopause process, at an average 51 1/2 years.

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