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Recent Articles by Daisy Oliveira

How long can you go without pooping?

Going several days without pooping may be constipation, especially with hard stools, straining, or bloating. Learn how long you can go without pooping, when symptoms may be urgent, and when medical care is recommended.

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Can you die from fainting?

Fainting is rarely fatal, but serious heart problems or injuries from a fall can be life-threatening. Learn whether you can die from fainting, warning signs to watch for, and when medical evaluation is needed.

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How long does COVID immunity last?

COVID immunity can last several months, but protection against reinfection usually fades sooner than protection against severe illness. Learn how prior infection, vaccination, variants, and individual immune response can affect how long COVID immunity lasts.

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Can you take aspirin and Tylenol together?

Aspirin and Tylenol can generally be taken together when used correctly. Learn key precautions, including dose limits, duplicate ingredients, bleeding risk, liver safety, and when to ask a doctor or pharmacist. .

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Does Gas-x make you fart?

Gas-X does not create gas, but it may make farting more noticeable as simethicone helps trapped gas pass more easily. Learn how it works, when relief may begin, and when persistent or painful gas should be checked by a doctor.

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What does heartburn feel like?

Heartburn may feel like burning in the upper stomach that rises toward the chest or throat. Learn what heartburn feels like, other common symptoms, possible triggers, and simple steps that may help relieve discomfort.

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How much weight do you gain during pregnancy?

Pregnancy weight gain depends on pre-pregnancy weight and whether one or more babies are expected. Learn how much weight is typically gained during pregnancy, when it occurs, and why healthy, gradual gain matters.

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How much weight do you lose after giving birth?

Understanding how much weight is lost after giving birth depends on pregnancy weight gain, diet, and exercise. Women retain an average of 1 to 5.5 kg at 6 to 12 months postpartum, making healthy diet and physical activity essential for postpartum weight management. .

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How long does it take for food to digest?

Food typically takes 24 to 48 hours to move through the digestive system, though it may take up to 72 hours. Learn how long it takes for food to digest, including stomach, small intestine, and colon transit times.

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What should I put on mosquito bites?

Mosquito bites can be treated with soap and water, a cold compress, hydrocortisone cream, or calamine lotion. Learn what to put on mosquito bites, what to avoid, and when swelling, infection, or allergic symptoms need medical care.

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What's a good resting heart rate?

A good resting heart rate for most adults is 60 to 100 beats per minute, though rates in the 60s or low 70s are often favorable. Learn what affects heart rate, when lower or higher readings may be normal, and when medical evaluation is needed.

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Can men get pregnant?

Men can get pregnant if they were assigned female at birth and still have a uterus and ovaries. Learn how testosterone affects ovulation, why it is not reliable birth control, and when to seek pregnancy or fertility care.

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Stinky Feet: 6 Possible Causes & How to Treat

Stinky feet can result from excess moisture, poorly ventilated shoes, bacterial overgrowth, heavy sweating, pitted keratolysis or inherited skin conditions. Learn the main causes, related symptoms and treatment options.

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What are the signs of dying from kidney failure?

Signs of dying from kidney failure can include extreme weakness, sleeping more, confusion, very low urine output, poor appetite, swelling and shortness of breath. Learn what these changes may mean and when urgent medical care is needed.

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Can constipation cause nausea?

Constipation can cause nausea when stool moves slowly or is difficult to pass. Learn how bowel motility, bloating, and gut-brain communication may link these symptoms, and when persistent nausea or constipation should be evaluated.