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Stress. Bright lights and loud sounds. Being around smoke or strong odors. Drinking too much alcohol, especially wine. Consuming too much caffeine. Some ...
Stressful life events. Some people develop hoarding disorder after experiencing a stressful life event that they had difficulty coping with, such as the ...
Exercise also can ease stress and depression — factors that affect memory. Eat a healthy diet. A heart-healthy diet may be good for the brain. Focus on fruits, ...
Reduce stress. Some studies have shown that stress can cause couples to have poorer results with infertility treatment. Try to reduce stress in your life ...
Diet and stress do not cause IBD, but they may make symptoms worse for some people. Experts think several factors may play a role. Immune system. One ...
As the front line in treating children and families dealing with traumatic stress, emergency providers not only manage pain and injuries but also provide ...
Also on the program, Dr. Emanuel Trabuco, chair of Mayo Clinic's Division of Urogynecology, will explain treatment options for stress urinary incontinence in ...
... stress. "Stress can have a profound unhealthy effect on the body. So we try to advise people that if you're in a stressful situation or there are stressors ...
“Helping physicians navigate career decisions and manage the stress of their job is crucial,” says Dr. Dyrbye. “While many of these doctors have a good ...
Hypnosis can help you cope with a number of conditions, including stress, anxiety and pain. It can also help treat obesity, smoking, insomnia and more ...
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