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Your child sounds so much like mine! My son, now 15, has suffered with nausea and pain for years. Two years ago his gallbladder was removed due to only 12% function. He still complains of the same symptoms and has missed so much school that he's been on homebound every year. His GP has done so much bloodwork, xrays, ctscans and mrcp and hasn't found anything wrong so her recommendation was to go talk to therapist...
We were naming ours Avery Collins. But then changed it to Blakely Collins. So I'd say Collins, Briar, Claire, Harper, etc.
This keeps me from being so hungry at meal time. I also keep a large tumbler of iced lemon water on the counter and I sit at that whenever I walk by, as well. Drinking water keeps me hydrated and helps keep me fuller.
And of course, there's always exercise. You can't "spot reduce", but there are exercises that can target certain areas. You might look into yoga or pilates - both are excellent for toning muscles. Walking is always good.
If you trade the simple carbs (white sugar, flour, rice, pasta, etc) for complex carbs, you will accomplish the same thing. Complex carbs (fiber - fruits, veggies, whole grains, etc) help make you feel fuller faster and keep you feeling fuller longer, as does protein.
With the proper food, there should be no depression due to lack of tryptophan or anything else.
Your body needs all of the different food groups, including carbs, so best not to try to eliminate any of them.
How many weeks where you when yu found out the gender?
It can be all from the yeast- even the UTI (most commonly a UTI isn't caused by yeast, but rather bacteria- some UTI's can be caused by yeast). Being on that many antibiotics also increases your chances of yeast issues. Make sure you keep everything clean- only use a towel once, wash all clothing, wash your hands alot and use paper towels to dry them. Stay away from sugar and carbs (even sugar in fruit) and that should help, along with treating the yeast.
and she is very scared as from 8wk onwards,she is having problem of prolapsed uterus.its not complete prolapse.uterus is coming down by upto 4cm from vagina.its her first pregnancy and she really wants that child.so plz help.............whats the prognosis of child.should she continue it or terminate.her OBS do packing in front of uterus.and also advised about ring pessary,but also warn about ulcrers due to it. WHAT DO U SUGGEST.PLZ HELP..............
Again, calories are important, but nutritionists do not consider that the main consideration in weight. The main consideration is how well or poorly you digest the food you're choosing to eat and how the food you eat affects metabolism. Again, the same example I'm always posing, salmon is very high in fat and calories but won't make you fat unless you consume a ton of it.
You need carbs to live. Look up how carbs help you and how they don't. Make sure you are taking prenatals as well!
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