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An infographic titled "HEALTH ISSUES THAT SHOW SIGNS IN YOUR FEET" detailing 9 warning signs like swollen feet, cold feet, burning feet, discolored toenails, dry cracked heels, foot pain, numbness, non-healing sores, and red inflamed feet, along with foot care tips.
An infographic comparing "BREAST CYST VS BREAST CANCER" with key differences in what they are, how they feel, changes with cycle, and edges, including a quick difference guide and monthly self-check advice.
Get to know your body
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🩷🦥 MAMABEAR CHRISTINA 🦥🩷

🩷🦥 MAMABEAR CHRISTINA 🦥🩷

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Postpartum Complications
So I had my baby back in January via elective csection. She is my second baby and second csection, first being an emergency. Well, that went fine. She is healthy and thriving, but I’m not 😞 A few weeks after she was born I had to go back for postpartum pre-eclampsia. While these photos were just
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t.murph

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A baby lies in an incubator under blue phototherapy lights for jaundice treatment, with text overlay stating, "MY BABY HAD JAUNDICE! We stayed in the hospital for a Week!"
A close-up of a baby in a hospital incubator, receiving phototherapy under blue lights for jaundice, with a warning label visible on the equipment.
A man, likely the father, looks down at a baby in a neoBLUE phototherapy incubator, which emits blue light for jaundice treatment.
After Birth Complications 🫣😱🤰🏽
After giving birth to our precious baby girl. We found out that our baby had really bad Jaundice disease and we had to stay at the hospital until she got better, not knowing that we were going to stay for a whole week after giving birth. I could only pick her up for 5hrs a day because she had t
CozyGirlMama 😎

CozyGirlMama 😎

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i’m feeling a HUGE shift in my life right now as i transition out of my pharmacy job and into the unknown. i’ve been deep in pharmacy law studying to transfer my license, constantly questioning if this is the right move. stepping away from something stable is scary. at the same time, my business
Elena | thyroid love club

Elena | thyroid love club

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