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Symptoms of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
Common Symptoms
1. Lower abdominal pain : Pain in the lower abdomen or pelvis.
2. Vaginal discharge : Abnormal vaginal discharge, often with a strong odor.
3. Fever : Elevated body temperature.
4. Painful urination : Burning or pain while urinating.
5. Irregular bleeding : Irregular menstrual bleeding or spotting.

Other Symptoms
1. Pain during s:x: Pain or discomfort during s:x.
2. Nausea and vomiting : Feeling sick or vomiting.
3. Fatigue : Feeling tired or exhausted.
4. Back pain : Pain in the lower back.
5. Chills :

08/11/2025

What is a Virus?

A virus is a very tiny infectious particle that can make people sick. A virus cannot live or reproduce on its own. It must enter a living cell to multiply. Outside the cell, a virus is inactive.
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Characteristics of Viruses
They are smaller than bacteria
They are not considered fully alive
They do not have their own cells
They contain only genetic material (DNA or RNA) with a protein coat
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How a Virus Works

1. Virus enters the body

2. Attaches to a healthy cell

3. Takes control of the cell

4. Uses it to make more viruses

5. Eventually damages or destroys the cell

Examples of Viral Diseases

Disease Virus

Flu (Common Cold) Influenza Virus
COVID-19 Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2)
Hepatitis B & C HBV, HCV
AIDS HIV
Measles Measles Virus

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🧔 Do Men Go Through Menopause as Women Do?
While women experience menopause, men undergo something called andropause, often dubbed “male menopause.”

So, what’s really going on? As men age, typically starting in their 40s or 50s, their testosterone levels gradually decline—about 1% each year. This hormone plays a crucial role in energy, mood, muscle strength, s*xual health, and overall well-being. When testosterone dips too low, it can lead to noticeable physical and emotional shifts.

⚠️Here are some common signs of andropause:
- Ongoing fatigue or low energy
- Decreased s*x drive or changes in performance
- Mood swings, irritability, or mild depression
- Trouble concentrating or memory lapses
- Loss of muscle mass and an increase in belly fat
- Sleep disturbances or insomnia

Now, how does this differ from female menopause? Unlike women, who experience a clear and abrupt end to their menstrual cycles and hormone production, men’s hormonal decline is much more gradual. This subtle shift can sometimes go unnoticed, as the changes accumulate quietly over time.

The good news? Lifestyle choices can make a significant impact! Here are some tips for men:
- Enjoy a balanced diet filled with fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins
- Stay active with regular exercise, especially strength training
- Prioritize sleep and manage stress effectively
- Avoid smoking and limit alcohol consumption
- Consult a doctor for hormone testing if symptoms persist

While men don’t go through menopause in the same way women do, they do experience a midlife hormonal shift that deserves attention and care