Marriage can be a wonderful blessing, but it takes a great deal of work. Both parties involved should place the same amount of effort into the relationship to have a truly loving marital bond. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, since 40 to 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. While the reasons may vary, cheating is a common end to many marriages. If your spouse has had an affair, you may be considering divorce, but saving your marriage is possible.
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Breast cancer begins when cells in the breast tissue begin to grow into a mass or tumor. If not detected early, it may metastasize (spread) to other areas of the body. This is why it's crucial to check for breast lumps or abnormalities periodically, as well as have mammographies performed on a regular basis. If you have been recently diagnosed with breast cancer, the course of treatment may depend upon several factors, including your age, the stage or progression of the tumor and other health issues you may have.
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Women who are pregnant are not only excited to give birth in order to meet their new baby, but also to gain relief from the many discomforts that pregnancy brings. One of the main complaints women have, particularly in the third trimester, is consistent joint pain as the body prepares for birth. However, now that you have delivered your baby, you might be dismayed to discover that your joint pain is still persistently present and is preventing you from getting back into the swing of things.
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Whether you've suffered a sports-related injury as a teen that caused permanent damaged your knee cartilage or have worked a highly physical job for a decade or more, you may struggle with the joint aching and stiffness that accompanies the early onset of osteoarthritis. Left untreated or poorly managed, this condition could limit your range of motion and prevent you from participating in many activities you previously enjoyed. Read on to learn more about some ways you can help manage your osteoarthritis and prevent it from interfering with your daily life.
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If you've been using testosterone-based prohormones as a legal and effective way to help build muscle mass or recover more quickly while training for a strength event, you may find yourself dealing with some unwanted or unexpected side effects -- from mood swings to breast swelling or tenderness. While prohormones can be key in quickly rising through the fitness ranks, in some cases you may find the side effects you're experiencing off-putting enough to cause you to stop taking prohormone-based supplements entirely.
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