Hmmm

This makes me wonder if having a copper IUD increases those two for me then

Edit: I just googled it but didn’t read any actual articles and a lot of the titles said it decreases the risk for cervical and endometrial

That’s interesting

I have a piece of copper stuck up my uterus that makes it angry and bleed like crazy

but I like it better than hormones at least….

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Maybe it’s ignorance to think there is only one way of doing things.

I have lots of friends who manage their endo and PCOS with natural supplements and diet. There isn’t just one way of doing everything.

That is opposed to a true clinical research study, in which a study is done on patients who have consented to be in a research study and participate in a study - whether that's with a research device, study drug, or research questionnaires.

How do you know?

So much man bashing. Men can’t cook. They won’t take their meds. Did you notice women had a 27% elevated risk, too?

The researchers said they couldn’t explain it but that won’t stop Reddit.

The pill destroyed my gallbladder and a few of my friends’. OBs won’t tell you that if you have a family history, it could happen. Later learned there was information in the product insert about it.

Can’t read b/c paywall. Sounds very interesting. My educated hunch is that there is no single cause of AD, but rather it is a syndrome of failed cellular metabolism, which can be caused by a number of means.

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I had surgery for uterine masses in 2011 and severe endometriosis with a torsioned ovary in 2016. My gyn decided to put a Mirena to lower the risk of new masses forming and to prevent the return of endometriosis. It caused my some aqueous cysts in the boobs and i started producing milk but i will stick to it.

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Turns out there is a women who had XY chromosomes. She was completely immune to testosterone so her body remained female.

And hermaphrodites also exist.

Nature is NEVER black and white. Any futile attempted by humans to make it fit into black and white definitions will ALWAYS fail. Litterally everything in nature is a (inserve or double) bell curve of some sorts. THAT is science.

Also, sir, this is a wendy's.

I work as a therapist and a sizable portion of my caseload is made up of non-binary clients and they describe similar accounts. There's a common theme of straight men experimenting with MTF folks/women for the exotic experience that leaves the trans women feeling used and depressed. Often the encounters are violent and traumatizing. I know my experience is anecdotal and the article lacks rigor but there's something to it.

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What happens if you look at single males in this age group vs widowed males?

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Just dont get married, then you avoid trauma ez clap

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At any rate, it's a good reason to keep the old bat around.

>Seems more likely the men just spiral into unhealthy habits without someone to cook, clean, and take care of them.

It is very wrong to assume the only reason why these husbands die shortly after is because they lost their ‘servants’. In fact I laughed. Loneliness and social isolation is a terribly strong factor for diseases.

The more isolated people are, the less happy they are, and brain function declines as well as physical health.

“The people who were the most satisfied in their relationships at age 50 were the healthiest at age 80,” says Robert Waldinger, a psychology professor at Harvard Medical School.Those who kept warm relationships got to live longer and happier, said Waldinger, and the loners often died earlier. “Loneliness kills,” he said. “It’s as powerful as smoking or alcoholism.”.