Hair loss in women: it's more common than you may think

Article Abstract:

About two out of three women suffer temporary or permanent hair loss at some time in life. There is a female-pattern baldness caused by hereditary that is often permanent. Causes of temporary hair loss include medications, diet, stress or childbirth. Minoxidil and hair transplants are two treatments.

Care and treatment, Hair, Baldness, Alopecia

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Breast lumps: what to do if you find one

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Breast changes are common and not usually associated with cancer, but if the change is due to cancer, an early diagnosis will help women beat the disease. Information about common non-cancerous conditions that can change the feel and size of one's breast are described.

Prevention, Medical examination, Breast cancer, Breast examination

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Benign breast lumps

Article Abstract:

Most lumps in the breast are not cancerous. Fibrocystic breast disease is one cause of benign lumps. Diagnostic techniques include physical examinations, mammograms and ultrasounds. A reduction in caffeine and salt can help relieve discomfort.

Fibrocystic breast disease

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