Men's health survey

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People who buy their own insurance faced premium increases that averaged 20% for their most recent renewals, according to a national survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health policy research organization. The market for individual insurance has long been considered the most problematic in the industry, and it is the target of many of the most sweeping health care reforms recently enacted by Congress.

Make your voice is heard, to ensure those conducting this survey understand how critical our DMDs are to maintaining our health and functioning. Every provincial and territorial government in Canada has programs in place to provide Canadians with MS access to DMDs, in keeping with the spirit and intent of the Canada Health Act. Please provide your input to help ensure we retain funding for access to these important medications.

Hello~I am requesting that this post be transferred to men's health, they will be able to help you better.

Hi Motorspear: Although this is a great community and it deals with pain, I think your question might be better answered by the "Men's Health Forum". I'm sure that you're not the only one with this problem and other men that post in the Men's Health Forum might be better suited to answer this question. I hope that you find the answer your looking for. Others may post as the day goes on and you might get your anwer here...you never know.

Hi all! I had posted something in Men's health related to this issue last week but now that it seems to becoming a little more clear that it's not a men's health thing and a general health thing I thought I'd post here. My general question is this: When I touch my chin to my chest I feel a very quick numbness in my lower right butt cheek near the Ischial tuberosity. It only lasts for a quick minute and then goes away.

Hello~You will probably get more help in the men's health forum, I have put a request in for you for this post to be transferred there.

The bleeding comes from tearing blood vessels when the hymen is torn. As far as I can find out, not all women bleed the first time (according to wikipedia, a survey said less than 43% bleed). The shape of the hymen would also play it's part, if it doesnt cover much then it wont have to break. My guess is that it probably wont bleed. It either got torn but didnt tear any blood vessels or it didnt get torn at all. Hope this helps.

We are looking for people to participate in a user study/interview to understand people’s views around health and fitness and what might motivate them to maintain a healthy lifestyle. All of your personal information and your opinions will be kept confidential and used for internal purposes only. If you are interested, please start by filling out this brief 8 question survey below. There are no right or wrong answers. We are looking to talk to a wide range of people.

I came across this survey in a CMSC (Consortium of MS Centers) newsletter last week and participated myself. It's legit and was quite interesting to take - really made me think. This survey asks questions about your experience and perceptions of living with MS but it also inquires how the approach of employers, friends, family and others might have changed since you have been diagnosed. No identifying information is required if you opt to donate the $10 being offered.

I know that many of us have various health issues...so I thought that I would post this health poll to get us thinking. Answer to follow this evening.... What percentage of Americans over the age of 30 have total cholesterol above desirable levels?

You should post this in the sexual health or men's health forum.

(In case others are wondering, this thread started out in a different forum and got moved to the Men's Health forum, being more appropriate here.

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