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    Welcome to Discovery Health's Expert Blogs! Read the latest entries from our experts on healthy living, nutrition, medical advice and more.

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      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Dec 03, 2020

        Why is melasma so common during pregnancy?

        Also known as the "mask of pregnancy," melasma in pregnant woman is called chloasma. When a woman is pregnant, her estrogen and progesterone hormone levels spike. This is thought to increase the pr...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Dec 03, 2020

        Why is our pulse rate important?

        When your pulse quickens, it is a clear indicator that your heart is working overtime. The pulse reflects the heart's pumping speed. Each beat pushes blood through your body, and you can feel ...

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      • Discovery Health
        Discovery Health has answered a question
        On Dec 03, 2020

        Does smoking affect blood pressure?

        When you smoke, your blood pressure rises about 10 to 15 percent-increasing your risk of heart attack and stroke.

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      • Discovery Health
        Discovery Health has answered a question
        On Dec 03, 2020

        How is cord blood collected?

        After a baby is born, the health care provider or doctor has just 15 minutes or so to clamp and cut the cord and then collect the cord blood.After that, the cord essentially automatically clamps it...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Dec 03, 2020

        What does it mean to have 20/20 vision?

        By looking at many people, eye doctors have decided what a "normal" person should be able to see when standing 20 feet from an eye chart. If you have 20/20 vision, that means you can stand 20 feet ...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Dec 03, 2020

        What causes a fever?

        Although you feel lousy when you have a fever, a fever actually is good for you. Your increased body temperature stimulates white blood cells to produce antibodies, which fight off an infection. So...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Dec 03, 2020

        What is a fever?

        A fever is a symptom of another ailment, such as heat exhaustion, multiple sclerosis or the flu. You have a fever when your body temperature, typically about 98.6° Fahrenheit (or 37° Celsiu...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Dec 03, 2020

        Can weight loss lower high blood pressure?

        Watch as Discovery Health and the Cleveland Clinic present several tips in a handy guide to maintaining a healthy diet while fighting high blood pressure.

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Apr 01, 2020

        What is the secret to living longer?

        Experts who have visited places that are designated as blue zones and who have interviewed people living there said the secrets to living long lives are not found in pills, vitamins or supplements....

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Feb 05, 2020

        What liquids can I drink on a liquid diet?

        Now you know liquid diets and how there are two types - clear and full-liquid.So what's the difference?Clear liquids, generally speaking, are transparent. Vodka, gin, some liquors and white wine ar...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Nov 07, 2019

        How do sleep patterns change with age?

        As people age, they're more likely to experience a bad night's sleep for a variety of reasons. Insomnia is a common complaint, striking 1 in 4 people over the age of 65. Awakening during th...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Nov 07, 2019

        What are the symptoms of migraine headaches?

        In addition to throbbing pain on one side or both sides of the skull, most people experience loss of appetite, nausea or vomiting and tiredness. Many people also have problems hearing or speaking,...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Nov 07, 2019

        What are the symptoms of celiac disease?

        Some people with celiac disease have no symptoms, which makes this disease difficult to diagnose. Other symptoms are mistaken for other ailments, such as irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's disea...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Nov 07, 2019

        What is the difference between stable and unstable angina?

        Often a person with angina has pain that sets in after a predictable amount of exertion. This is stable angina. Unstable angina happens when the angina worsens. Unstable angina is defined as having...

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      • Discovery Health
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        On Nov 07, 2019

        What medications help treat angina pain?

        Medications that can treat angina include: Nitrates - These medications come in many forms like sublingual (under the tongue) pills or sprays, nitrate pills and nitroglycerin patches. These med...

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