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Brynna Connor MD
Osteoporosis Is a Serious Concern After Menopause
According to Dr. Connor, the most marked loss in bone mineral density occurs during the 12 months before a person’s final period and the first two years afterward.
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: Causes and Treatments
It is important to take peripheral neuropathy seriously, since symptoms can get worse and may cause additional problems over time.
Post-Pill Amenorrhea Shouldn’t Be Ignored
After a woman stops the pill, it can take anywhere from one month to several months to resume a ‘normal’ cycle, but a woman should see her physician if her menstrual cycle does not resume after the third month after she has stopped the pill.
Pinched Nerve / Impingement
A pinched nerve in the neck, or cervical radiculopathy, occurs when a nerve root is compressed by herniated disc material, a degenerating disc, or aging bone. The body activates the inflammatory response, which causes swelling around the nerve root.
Circumcision in Newborns
Circumcision is a somewhat controversial topic, and not all medical experts and healthcare providers are in agreement about whether it should be performed.
The 8 Best Bidet Attachments, According to a Doctor
In an article on Livestrong.com, Dr. Connor explains who might want to use a binet, who shouldn’t, and offers a list of the ones she says are the best.
Guys, Let’s Boost Your Human Papillomavirus Knowledge Base
In an article on Giddy, Dr. Connor educates us about the human papillomavirus. She says men in particular do not seem to know very much about this highly contagious virus.
What is Degenerative Disc Disease and What Can You do About it?
A major cause of back pain can be degenerative disc disease. Various factors, including what’s happening both inside and outside your cells, contribute to getting degenerative disc disease.
7 Things Not to Do on a Plane Amid Omicron, Experts Warn
In an article in Best Life, Dr. Connor gives solid advice on things we should not do when traveling during the Omicron surge.
The #1 Cause of Belly Fat, Says Science
“Do not wait until your BMI or waist circumference reaches a point to make you wonder if belly fat is the cause,” said Dr. Brynna Connor, MD. Rather, you want to address this earlier in life, and the earlier the better.