Category: Healthcare
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H&W|Symptoms You Should Never Ignore
Your body doesn’t whisper for no reason — it sends messages. Chest pain, sudden headaches, dizziness, or bleeding that doesn’t make sense? Don’t brush it off. Don’t “wait and see.” Some symptoms are warning signs that need attention now. Your health is not a guessing game. Listen before your body has to scream. 💛
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H&W| Lady Flava “wellness spokesperson with a sense of humor”
If talking about it helps someone else feel better… then I’ll wear the crown! 👑💩🌻 Sometimes laughter is the best way to bring awareness — and if you’ve ever struggled with tummy troubles, back pain, or just keeping things “moving,” you’re definitely not alone. Let’s keep normalizing the conversations that actually help people feel better…
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H&W|Be Proactive This Flu Season
💉 Health & Wellness | Be Proactive This Flu Season As the days get shorter and the air gets cooler, we’re stepping right into flu season — and this year, many people are also testing positive for COVID-19. It’s a good reminder to take extra steps to protect yourself and those around you. Consider getting…
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H&W|💛 Learning to Heal Beyond the Procedure
💛 Learning to Heal Beyond the Procedure Today reminded me how personal healing really is. I spoke with one of Dr. D’s patients — she had received an injection about a month ago and was doing great until yesterday, when she tried to lift a two-pound weight and felt that sharp, familiar nerve pain return. I…
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H&W|👁️ Seeing Clearly
👁️ Seeing Clearly | A Lady Flava Wellness Reflection By Lady Flava | Lady Flava Wellness There are certain parts of our health that quietly change over time — our energy, our flexibility, our hearing, and yes… our eyesight. I’ve realized that I’m long overdue for an eye exam. I haven’t had one since before I…
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H&W|Cough CPR: Fact or Myth?
Cough CPR: Fact or Myth? Why We Must Be Cautious With Social Media Health Posts We’ve all seen those posts on social media that say things like “If you’re alone and having a heart attack, just cough hard every few seconds to save yourself.” The problem? This advice is not accurate and could be dangerous…

