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Hey everyone! I’m clearing out some closet space and have a bunch of great clothes and shoes for older boys (sizes roughly 134-146) up for grabs. I actually have some brand-new items still with the tags attached, which is always a win, but even the pre-loved stuff is in fantastic shape—honestly, it looks almost new!
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Hey everyone! I’m doing a bit of a closet purge and wanted to see if anyone could use some cute clothes and shoes for boys, roughly sizes 7 to 10 (around 124-146cm). I actually have several brand new pieces still with the tags attached, and honestly, most of the other stuff is so lightly worn you can barely tell—it's basically like it just sat in the drawer!
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Constant spotting/bleeding in Women's Health ·
You should really give raspberry leaf tea a shot; honestly, it worked wonders for me when even my prescription progesterone wasn't doing the trick. You can pick up some at any local CVS or Walgreens, and you just sip on about three cups a day following whatever instructions are printed on the box.
Dealing with the teenage years is a nightmare in Students & Teens ·
From what I remember reading back in the day, if you're looking at a urine test, things tend to clear out pretty quickly—we're talking just a few days, most likely. But when it comes to hair testing, those traces can hang around for a much longer stretch, maybe a month or even two depending on how you look at it. It’s always a good idea to do a little bit of your own digging online to be certain, though; I know I certainly spent quite a while scouring the web for info on this stuff a long time ago.
Bicornuate uterus (heart-shaped uterus) in Women's Health ·
Honestly, I have a retroverted uterus myself—well, more like a tilted one, actually—and you really don't need to worry about things going sideways. My cousin has the exact same setup, and she went through three pregnancies without a single hiccup, totally normal pregnancies where she didn't even have to deal with any bed rest or anything.
Nausea and dizziness in Health ·
I actually dealt with something similar myself after I gave my head a little jolt while getting out of bed one morning. My doctors were a bit stumped at first and they were weighing two different possibilities: either it was an issue with my cervical spine or maybe something involving my inner ear and balance center. They ended up putting me on some Vitamin B6 supplements and a prescription for vertigo—honestly, the name of the medication escapes me right now! It all just kind of cleared up on its own after a few days, and by the time they finished running all my tests, it hadn't come back. My mom went through a nearly identical thing about a year after I did, and her symptoms vanished just as mysteriously as mine did. I’m really hoping whatever you’re feeling is nothing serious, but if I were in your shoes, I’d definitely make an appointment with a doctor just to be safe, since those kinds of sensations can sometimes point to more significant health issues.