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18/11/2025

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16/11/2025

E for endometrial or womb cancer. What are the symptoms of Endometrial Cancer?
Also known as Womb Cancer, this condition often shows early warning signs — and recognizing them can save lives.

Swipe through to learn the key symptoms:

1️⃣ Postmenopausal Bleeding
Any bleeding after 12 months without a period should be checked immediately.

2️⃣ Intermenstrual Bleeding
Bleeding between periods when there’s no other known cause.

3️⃣ Post-Coital Bleeding
Bleeding after s*xual in*******se.
(This may overlap with cervical cancer symptoms.)

4️⃣ Uterus Becoming More “Bumpy”
Changes in texture or feel may suggest abnormal growth.

5️⃣ Fibroid That Grows After Menopause
A fibroid that suddenly enlarges again is a red flag.
risk factors, including:
• Bloating
• Changes in bowel habits
• Weight loss
• Night sweats
• Family history
• PCOS

Early detection matters. If you notice any symptoms, speak with a healthcare professional.

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16/11/2025

Get • Regardless of whether someone is a nurse or a healthcare professional, empathy should be one of the most basic human qualities. It is something every person should have. But watching this video, I am afraid the nurse showed no compassion, no sympathy, and no empathy. All she seemed focused on was documenting.

Maybe I am missing something, but it really looked like her only priority was getting things recorded. And you do not have to be a nurse to show compassion to a woman in labor. Labor is an extremely vulnerable and dangerous period emotionally, physically, and medically.

A little empathy goes a long way, especially in moments like this.

15/11/2025

Premature Ej*******on (Anxiety-Focused)

Here are five natural ways to help improve premature ej*******on — and as we all know, anxiety is one of the biggest triggers. So let’s talk about simple, practical things you can start today.

1. Distraction Techniques

Some men find it helpful to distract the mind a bit — like counting backwards from 100 to 1, or saying the months of the year in reverse or think of something boring.
It takes the brain out of that high-anxiety zone and helps delay ej*******on.

2. Deep Breathing

Taking slow, deep breaths before and during s*x can calm your nervous system.
When anxiety goes down, control usually goes up.

3. Use a Thick Condom

A thicker condom can reduce sensation at the tip of the p***s, which can delay ej*******on naturally.

4. Switch Positions

Some men do better with positions that reduce stimulation — like when the lady is on top.
For some couples, this gives better control and reduces the rush to climax.

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5. The Start–Stop Technique

And number five: the Start–Stop technique.
You or your partner stimulate the p***s until you feel close to climax, then stop for about 20–30 seconds.
Once the urge fades, start again.
Doing this repeatedly trains your body to last longer over time.

All of these are natural, safe, and based on reducing anxiety and increasing control.
Try one or combine a few, and remember, consistency builds results.
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14/11/2025

Let’s be real, finishing too fast is way more common than most people admit. There’s nothing to be embarrassed about, but there are smart ways to manage it and boost confidence in the bedroom. 💯🔥

Here are 5 simple tips to help you last longer and enjoy more satisfying intimacy with your partner:

1: Try a thicker condom to reduce sensitivity
2️⃣ Use distraction techniques (yep, counting backwards from 100 actually helps 😅)
3️⃣ Ma******te before s*x to decrease urgency
4️⃣ Communicate openly with your partner
5️⃣ Talk to your doctor for guidance if it’s affecting your confidence or relationship

Remember — pleasure is a team effort, and learning what works for you is the real win.

13/11/2025

Breast cancer is more common than you think.
Please take your closed ones health seriously.
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09/11/2025

E for Esophageal Cancer:
Early symptoms of esophageal cancer are easy to overlook. Watch for:
• Difficulty swallowing
• Pain when swallowing
• Unexplained weight loss
• Persistent heartburn
• Chest discomfort
• Chronic cough or hoarseness
• Vomiting or food coming back up

Risk factors include smoking, heavy alcohol use, chronic GERD, Barrett’s esophagus, obesity, very hot drinks, poor diet, age, being male, HPV infection, and family history. Awareness + early screening can save lives.
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