Infant Chest Compression Technique (Good To Know!)



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Painful Menstrual Periods: Remedies, Dietary Tips, & Exercises| Dr. Manisha, Apex Hospital [Hindi]



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Having painful periods is a condition called dysmenorrhea and is the most commonly reported menstrual disorder. More than half of menstruating women report this menstrual disorder. That’s why Dr. Manisha Mehta is here to share an informative guide on painful menstrual periods or dysmenorrhea.

Watch the video to discover ways to check painful periods through changes in diet, kegel exercises, and pain relief remedies. The doctor from Apex Hospital has busted a lot of myths associated with menstrual periods. So, don’t forget to watch the complete video to discover opinions, recommendations, and expert opinions from the most experienced gynecologist of Sirsa, Mansa, Hanumangarh, and Nohar.

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Therapy for Black Girls – Session 276: The Vagina Is Meant to Be Loose



The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible versions of ourselves.

This week I’m joined by The Vagina Rehab Doctor, Dr. Janelle Howell, DPT, WCS. She’s a Pelvic Physical Therapist and Board Certified Women’s Health Specialist, who treats painful sex, urinary frequency, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and bowel dysfunction. She creates content on social media advocating for open, honest, and inspirational awareness regarding vaginal health, pelvic floor health, and reproductive health. Our special conversation for Sex Positive September explores myths about sex and the vagina, tips to optimize your pelvic and vaginal health and wellness, and more.

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5 Things I Wish I Told My Younger Self



Experience is an amazing thing to have, especially because we can look back and take a closer look at some of the choices we made along the way. What if we were given a “do over”? Would we make a few changes? Nothing major, just some tweaks which may have served us well down the road? Though I’ve maintained a high level of fitness throughout my life, now that I’m 60 I’ve realized that a few exercises I didn’t find particularly important – or that didn’t make the cut into my usual routine – could have made a difference as my body is changing and “maturing” LOL!

In this video I highlight 5 areas of fitness/exercises that I wish I started in my 30s as I would be reaping the rewards of them now. Of course, it’s never too late to start something new, add new moves, and change our focus. I hope you enjoy the video and let me know if you do any of these things now, or what you wish you started earlier! Thanks for watching!

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