Menstruating Women

1. In the case of children and menstruating women, the phytic acid in soy can be a serious negative, as women and children need iron. (Web site)

Normal

1. In general, diving while menstruating does not seem to be a problem as long as normal, vigorous exercise does not increase the menstrual symptoms.
2. And progesterone is produced in normal, menstruating females, and becomes higher in pregnancy. (Web site)

Living Quarters

1. Dushasana barges into the living quarters of Draupadi, who was menstruating at the time and hence, "clad in one piece of attire".

Men

1. Women who have hepatitis C and are menstruating as well as men or women with hepatitis C and sores in the genital area should avoid sexual contact.

Iron-Deficiency Anemia

1. Iron-deficiency anemia is very common, affecting children and women of all ages - especially women who are menstruating. (Web site)

Anemia

1. Menstruating women may develop anemia because not enough vitamin B12 and iron are absorbed. (Web site)

Periods

1. If you have been menstruating for years and suddenly miss periods for a few months, you have secondary amenorrhea.
2. Women may stop having periods (menstruating), which can be a vital first sign of haemochromatosis.

Pregnant Women

1. Anemia due to gradual blood loss is more common in women than in men, particularly pregnant women or women of menstruating age. (Web site)
2. Preventive education is important, because anemia is common in menstruating and pregnant women.

Pregnant

1. Pregnant, lactating, or menstruating women and growing children require approximately 1.5 to 2 grams each day (Blood disorders, 1). (Web site)

Puberty

1. Many women find that their seizures change in severity or occur more frequently during puberty, pregnancy, when they are menstruating or during menopause. (Web site)
2. Call your health provider if your daughter is older than age 16 and has not yet begun menstruating, or if she is 14 and shows no other signs of puberty. (Web site)

Women

1. The incidence of iron deficiency is about 9% in toddlers, 2% in men, 11% in menstruating women, and nearly 50% in pregnant women.
2. In menstruating women, dietary iron deficiency is a common cause of deficient red blood cell production.
3. One study estimates that about 5 percent of menstruating women have an episode of secondary amenorrhea each year. (Web site)

Niddah

1. Jewish law states that a women enters the state of "tameh" when she is "niddah" (menstruating).
2. According to the Torah, a man is forbidden from having sexual intercourse with a niddah, that is, a menstruating woman. (Web site)

Menstruating

1. Women who are pregnant, menstruating, or perimenopausal also may be at higher risk, because hormonal changes can cause palpitations. (Web site)
2. Girls must have been menstruating for at least 1 year before starting therapy with Mevacor.
3. For best results, a Pap test should not occur when a woman is menstruating. (Web site)

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