There are many reasons why women should visit the ER. Any unexplained neurological symptoms like sudden vision changes, severe headaches, or weakness on one side of the body should prompt a visit to the ER. Other serious symptoms you should never ignore include abdominal pain (especially if it’s accompanied by vaginal bleeding or dizziness), sudden …
Heart attacks can happen to anyone, regardless of gender, but there are some differences in how they may present in women compared to men. At Total Point we’re here to help educate you so you know the signs when an emergency happens. We’re also here to take care of you. Never ignore the signs of …
You should always be concerned about postmenopausal bleeding. Menopause marks the end of menstruation, so experiencing uterine bleeding after menopause is not normal. Bleeding after menopause can be a sign of a serious condition like fibroids, vaginal atrophy, or even endometrial cancer. Early detection can significantly improve the outcome of treatments for any underlying conditions, …
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When it comes to menstruation, every person’s cycle is different. Only you can truly understand what’s normal for you. So if you ever experience abnormally heavy bleeding, and you’re wondering how much menstrual bleeding constitutes an emergency, it’s best to talk to a doctor. There are times heavy bleeding during your period can become an …
