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During pregnancy gum problems get aggravated due to hormonal changes affecting a few microbes. So proper hygiene maintenance and dental check ups are a must. If any invasive procedures like extraction are needed can be done in the 2nd trimester of pregnancy under proper antibiotics which do not harm the baby.
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Pregnancy brings with it a whole lot of body system changes and oral health is no exception. Some simple careful planning, however, can help avoid a lot of oral health complications associated with pregnancy. The hormonal changes during pregnancy have a direct effect on the oral health and has higher incidence of decay, pregnancy gingivitis, and pregnancy tumors. Additionally, morning sickness affects the regular oral care, leading to more plaque and decay.
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Last Updated: 8 years ago• Featured Tip
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Kolkata
Not all salads are healthy. Making a salad loaded with potatoes and cream is definitely not going to make you healthier or help you lose weight. The healthiest salads are the ones you make at home. Salads in restaurants are often as calorie heavy as anything else on the menu. If you want to make a healthy salad, here's what you need to do.
Put in plenty of greens: Greens like romaine lettuce, iceberg lettuce, spring green and baby spinach are filling, full of fiber and very low in calor...more
Put in plenty of greens: Greens like romaine lettuce, iceberg lettuce, spring green and baby spinach are filling, full of fiber and very low in calor...more
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Sexologist•Kolhapur
Sperms healthy hai ya nahi ye semen analysis per pata chalta hai, and sperm count ye baby planning ke liye important hai, but sexual life enjoy karne ke liye penile erection and ejaculation time important hota hai. So ager aap ka sperm count kam hai ya koi deformity hai to app doctor consultation ke sath -- sath ye diet le sakate hai 1-- Testosterone booster foods bananas, spinach, walnuts, carrots, pumpkin seeds, avocado, ginger, garlic, onion, olive oil, coconut oil, blueberries, cow milk, egg...more
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Hello Masturbation, thrice a week be tolerable but frequent attempts to it be hazardous to your health in future.
It causes, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction & impotency with curvature of penile -shaft affecting your married life in future.• You lose vital fluid from your body practicing masturbation, frequently making you week with lack of concentrarion, general weakness with black ring under eyes.
•Go for meditation to reduce your urge to masturbate keeping your nerves ca...more
It causes, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction & impotency with curvature of penile -shaft affecting your married life in future.• You lose vital fluid from your body practicing masturbation, frequently making you week with lack of concentrarion, general weakness with black ring under eyes.
•Go for meditation to reduce your urge to masturbate keeping your nerves ca...more
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Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip
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The appearance of the milk teeth is one of the most awaited landmarks in a child's life. The first teeth to erupt are usually the lower front teeth during 6 to 8 months of life, and the last milk tooth to fall off is at 12 to 14 years of age. The playful nature of teeth, difficulty to make them maintain good oral hygiene, and the food habits put the children at increased risk of dental disease. Very often, because they are in place for a shorter duration, parents tend to ignore decay in the milk...more
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