Wellness Journal

Fibroids—also known as uterine leiomyomas—are one of the most common noncancerous growths affecting women’s reproductive health. These benign tumors develop in or around the uterus and can range in size from microscopic to as large as a grapefruit. While fibroids are not typically life-threatening, their impact on a woman’s physical and emotional well-being can be significant.

Eczema is a complex condition with many different forms, each with its own unique triggers and symptoms. Whether you’re dealing with the widespread inflammation of atopic dermatitis or the localized irritation of contact dermatitis, recognizing the type of eczema you have is the first step toward effective management. By understanding the triggers and symptoms, individuals can work with healthcare providers to develop a treatment plan that improves their quality of life.

But what exactly triggers eczema to go from "quietly hanging out" to "full-on itch-fest"? The answer isn’t as simple as "just one thing." Eczema flare-ups are triggered by a variety of factors, each one capable of turning your skin from calm to chaotic faster than you can say "pass the hydrocortisone." Let’s break down the most common triggers, and see if we can’t take some of the mystery out of this itchy business.

Endometriosis is often brushed off as a "women's issue." But let's get real—it’s so much more than that. From economic strain to emotional turmoil, this condition has ripple effects on families, workplaces, and healthcare systems.