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04/08/2024

🌞🌑 Prepare for the Spectacle of the Solar Eclipse with Dr. Anisha MD! 🌟 This isn’t just any eclipse; it’s a FULL solar eclipse (TOTALITY) that promises awe and wonder. 🌕✨ While excitement fills the air, let’s prioritize our eye health. 🕶️ Remember, standard sunglasses won’t cut it. Ensure you have the right solar filter or eclipse glasses, certified with ISO 12312-2, to safely enjoy the view. 🛡️ The magical moment of totality, when the sun crowns the moon with a radiant halo, is the only time you can safely remove your glasses. Protect your eyes from potential harm and enjoy this celestial event with peace of mind. 🚀👓

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04/07/2024

Today is World Health Day!!! 🌍🎉 A day to spotlight global health concerns. This year, we focus on “My Health, My Right,” asserting everyone’s right to health amidst diseases, disasters, and conflicts. 🌿💙 What’s your health concern today? Let’s use our voices and platforms to raise awareness and prioritize public health. 📢💪 Your voice matters in advocating for health rights and enhancing global well-being. What priority area will you highlight? 💡🚀

04/06/2024

Men, you are not alone! 🌟💪 Millions of men in the US have faced r**e, and though statistics show about 3% of men have experienced r**e, the real number may be higher due to silence. 🤐🚫 This month, we stand with you. Speak out, seek help, and remember: healing is possible. 🕊️🙌 National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800.656.HOPE. RAINN offers online chat too. Your voice matters.

04/05/2024

Raising our voices in April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) 🗣️💙 Every 68 seconds, an American faces sexual assault. With over 463,634 victims annually, it’s crucial we address this pervasive issue. Most victims are under 30, highlighting the need for urgent action. Let’s unite to support survivors, raise awareness, and forge paths to prevention. Together, we can create a world where respect and safety prevail. Join us in making a difference!

04/04/2024

**Stress** can significantly impact both your physical and mental health. Here are some conditions that have been linked to stress:

1. **Heart Disease**: Chronic stress may increase the risk of high blood pressure and heart problems².
2. **Asthma**: Stress can worsen asthma symptoms².
3. **Obesity**: Stress seems to worsen or increase the risk of obesity².
4. **Diabetes**: Stress may affect blood sugar levels and contribute to diabetes².
5. **Headaches**: Frequent stress can trigger tension headaches².
6. **Depression and Anxiety**: Chronic stress is associated with mental health conditions like depression and anxiety²⁴.
7. **Gastrointestinal Problems**: Stress can exacerbate digestive issues².
8. **Alzheimer’s Disease**: While the exact link is not fully understood, stress has been implicated in Alzheimer’s disease. Remember that managing stress is essential for overall well-being. If you’re experiencing stress-related symptoms, consider seeking professional guidance and adopting stress-reducing strategies.

04/03/2024

April shines a light on the shadows of stress, reminding us of the power we hold in managing it. 🌼 As National Stress Awareness Month, it’s a time to reflect on the ways stress influences our lives and to embrace strategies that foster resilience and well-being. From understanding its impacts to seeking support, every step towards managing stress is a stride towards a healthier you. Here’s how I navigate through stress—what about you? Let’s share, support, and thrive together. Because every step to reduce stress is a step towards flourishing. 🌱✨

04/02/2024

Understanding Autism 🧩: A spectrum of possibilities. Dr. Anisha MD emphasizes the importance of early screening for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at 18 and 24 months with tools like the Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers (M-CHAT) 📋. Autism’s diversity in presentation demands our attention and understanding, spanning across all ethnic, socioeconomic, and age groups. Let’s empower through knowledge and early detection. Visit M-CHAT Screen: https://www.mchatscreen.com/ for more.

04/01/2024

What is a Metabolic Specialist? A metabolic specialist is a healthcare professional who focuses on diagnosing and treating disorders related to metabolism, the complex network of biochemical processes that sustain life. These specialists have a deep understanding of how the body converts food into energy and builds cellular structures. They often work with conditions like diabetes, obesity, and thyroid disorders, which can disrupt metabolic balance. Their expertise is crucial in managing diseases that affect how the body processes nutrients and maintains its energy equilibrium. By providing tailored treatment plans, they play a vital role in improving patients’ quality of life and health outcomes 💪 🍏

03/29/2024

Women’s Health Month! What do you use for your menstrual cycle? Good menstrual hygiene practices are essential to gynecologic health, mental health, social connections, and career performance. Lack of proper menstrual hygiene can lead to poor health both physically and mentally. Therefore, it is best to use the product that fits your lifestyle and preference! Explore the options here. Pads, the most commonly used product, are praised for their ease of use but criticized for their environmental impact due to their plastic content. Tampons offer discretion and are suitable for active lifestyles, yet they carry a rare risk of toxic shock syndrome if not changed regularly. Menstrual cups are gaining popularity for their cost-effectiveness over time and lower environmental footprint, although they may require a period of adjustment to find the perfect fit. Period panties have also shown to be environmentally friendly, but some find the thought uncomfortable or become irritated with extra wash loads. Ultimately, the choice depends on personal preference, comfort, and values regarding health and sustainability. Do what’s best for you!

03/28/2024

During this Women’s Month I did a thing! I went out for a drink... and YES, while BREASTFEEDING. 🍼🥂 Is it safe for mothers to breastfeed their infant if they have consumed alcohol? I had my one drink then I was done, and it was WORTH IT! Yes, it is true...not drinking alcohol is the safest option for breastfeeding mothers. But drinking alcoholic beverages is not an indication to stop breastfeeding. 🚫🍷 Generally, moderate alcohol consumption by a breastfeeding mother (up to 1 standard drink per day) is not known to be harmful to the infant, especially if the mother waits at least 2 hours after a single drink before nursing. 🕒 Now do not go overboard! Going above moderate levels can lead to poor development, growth, and sleep patterns for your infant. Thankfully, I have restraint! One was just enough :-)

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