WOMEN'S HEALTH
Like nature, life seems to operate in seasons. Seeds planted in the spring – such as healthy habits – can reap bountiful later on in life. Here are a few tips intended to help women welcome any health condition changes with confidence.
Your pharmacist is a valuable resource to help you adopt a healthy lifestyle and prevent illness. Eating a balanced diet, getting regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, not smoking, and managing your stress are the keys to health. These habits are a major part of the treatment for a number of diseases.
After the age of 50 years old, 1 out of 4 women will get osteoporosis, also known as “brittle bone disease.” By adopting a healthy lifestyle, you can avoid modifiable risk factors and keep your bones healthy.
My everyday health
From puberty to menopause, most women will experience common health problems such as menstrual pain and vaginal infections. Don’t hesitate to discuss your concerns with your pharmacist, who takes your health and well-being to heart.
My health and my baby's wellness
While pregnant, many questions need to be answered about medication, pain management and diet. The following articles could help.
PREGNANCY & MATERNITY
Your pharmacist can help you through the whole process until the baby arrives. They will answer your questions related to medication and vitamins, as well as help you relieve pregnancy-related symptoms.
COMPRESSION SOCKS
There are many good reasons to use compression socks, whether you have poor blood circulation, want to soothe heavy and tired legs. Your pharmacist will help you choose the right model, size and material for the best fit possible.
WEIGHT LOSS
If you’re thinking about losing weight, your pharmacist can shed a light on helpful products and make sure your medication doesn’t make you gain weight as a side effect.
* The information contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide complete information on the subject matter or to replace the advice of a health professional. This information does not constitute medical consultation, diagnosis or opinion and should not be interpreted as such. Please consult your health care provider if you have any questions about your health, medications or treatment.