Derick Otieno

The use of contraceptives in the world today has gone high compared to the olden days. Contraceptives do not only prevent women from getting pregnant but also act as an acne control and a reducing agent in cancer infection risks like ovarian cancer. However, contraceptives have a high chance of creating breakthroughs in breast cancer in women, even though the method is a good way of controlling unwanted pregnancies and other ureteral complications, recommendations from various doctors articulate that it should be used limitedly since it has side effects that may interfere with or bring complications to lives. The common side effects of contraceptives are; 1.       Sore Breast Contraceptives sometimes affect women’s hormonal systems. When on pills, some ladies experience pain in their breasts to the armpit. This is caused by hormonal changes after the insertion of contraceptive implants into the body system. The contraceptives, therefore, force the body hormo...

Every year, reports indicate that the number of patients suffering from severe and minor headaches increases. With over 180 days per year, a report from the World Health Organization has shown that over 48 percent of adults between the ages of 18 and 65 complain of headaches every year.   Continuous headaches can lead to different headache disorders, such as migraines and medication overuse. Therefore, it is always advisable to see a doctor whenever you have a headache, as it might also be a symptom of a different disease. However, the headaches and pains sometimes do not need serious medical attention but only a few home remedies. Here are some simple ways you can reduce headaches before visiting a doctor for further medications. 1. Staying Stress-free The human brain and mind are meant to function normally, and if overloaded with thoughts, it won’t work. On many occasions, people—especially adults—tend to occupy their minds with a lot of stuff, making their brains overl...