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About eighty-five percent of all women suffer from PMS or PMDD at some point in their lives. Premenstrual Syndrome is a dreadful condition that precedes your period and causes uncomfortable symptoms like backaches and cramps. Luckily, there are a number of tried remedies to live happier with PMS.

Depression, cramps, and headaches are some of the symptoms that mark the onset of the "Oh So Dreadful" days as most women associate with. These are the days when women suffer from Premenstrual Syndrome or PMS. It has become such a common term these days that it needs no introduction. Premenstrual Syndrome is a group of signs and symptoms that affect women during the week preceding the start of their period.

Small Medical Practices! P3Care has been doing well as MIPS Qualified Registry for four years now. During this time, we come up with many little tricks to achieve a minimum performance threshold to be safe from the penalty. Read the article below to know how small practices can avoid the negative payment adjustment in MIPS 2019 reporting.

This new reality, no matter how temporary, is affecting us deeply, and it's more important now than ever to practice some self-care.

Find creative tips for managing old homes and dealing with seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic. The healthcare heroes, old home administrators, and care staff owe it to the seniors.

Health and fitness are important in pregnancy. This is because fitness can keep you healthy and reduce the risk of labor complications. When looking for the best gynecology treatment, we at Parijatak offer the most effective and successful cure under expert guidance.

P3 brings the latest news and views from around the world. The ruling of the court on Monday - in favor of women - says abortion pills will be made available to women by mail or delivery during the pandemic. It is anything but necessary in the foreseeable future.

It was titled, "Prevalence of Unprofessional Social Media Content Among Young Vascular Surgeons," after which we saw many female physicians and surgeons from around the country posting pictures of themselves in a bikini, posing during relaxed evenings, or sitting beside the pool.

COVID-19 has taken over the world. The coronavirus emergency has become so big that the regular medical procedures have taken a back seat until the situation gets any better. CMS - The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid has announced that all the nonessential surgical, diagnostic, and dental procedures should be delayed during the novel corona outbreak.

Practices went on to treat patients via Telehealth during the pandemic. Is it going to survive the test of time? Are the medical billing services up for the challenge?

Ovulation is when a female's body releases an egg from the ovary so that sperm can fertilize it to complete the reproduction process effectively. Hence, in this article, we will cover all the essential details regarding ovulation, its signs and symptoms, and how long it lasts.

A 14-year-old heart transplant campaigner visited Phoenix UK's headquarters in Runcorn recently to raise awareness of the importance of organ donations. The visit by Max Johnson, founder of 'Max and Keira's law', along with his mother Emma, coincided with the launch of Phoenix UK's partnership with the British Heart Foundation (BHF) in which the pharmaceutical provider committed to set a donation goal of raising £20,000 by June 2023 for the heart charity. Max and Emma met with Phoenix UK's employees and gave a talk on the importance of the work they have carried out on behalf of BHF. Max, who was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy when he was eight years old, also shared his own story. His life was saved when he was gifted with Kiera Ball's heart - a nine-year-old girl from Devon who died in a car accident. Max and his family campaigned tirelessly to change the law in England in favour of an opt-out system for organ donation since he was 'gifted' his new heart. 'Max and Keira's Law' passed in May 2020.

People are advised to be prepared and order their repeat prescriptions in time so that they don't run out of their routine medicines over the Christmas and New Year break when services are likely to be busier than normal. As GP practices will be closed over the bank holidays and only some pharmacies will remain open, local NHS leaders have urged patients to plan ahead to avoid making last-minute requests for collecting repeat prescriptions, which can add avoidable pressure for doctors, pharmacies, and other NHS services. Sati Ubhi, Chief Pharmacist at NHS Cambridgeshire & Peterborough, have cautioned patients that running out of their usual medication can have serious consequences. "By ordering medicines as soon as possible, it allows enough time for it to be processed and dispensed and helps avoid a last-minute rush," she told Fenland Citizen.