As with any surgery, a cesarean delivery has complications and risks. Many new mothers experience constipation after giving birth. After surgery, hospital staff will likely encourage you to move as soon as possible. This helps prevent blood clot formation and constipation.

Constipation is a common complication in people with diabetes. Living with diabetes means paying careful attention to all of your body's systems. Some complications of diabetes can be easily avoided or managed with proper blood glucose control. However, when it comes to managing constipation, dietary and lifestyle changes may not be enough. Here's what to know about why diabetes happens more often and what you can do to fix it.

Constipation means slightly different things to each person. For some people, constipation means infrequent bowel movements. For others, that means having hard-to-pass stools or straining hard stools. However, others may define constipation as the feeling of not having a bowel movement after having a bowel movement.

As someone living with chronic constipation, you may sometimes feel like your only treatment option is going in the exact opposite direction. In fact, diarrhea is not something you should - or need - to combat. Find out what you can do to ease your symptoms without going the other way altogether.

To help patients after heart surgery know how to take care of themselves, prevent accidents, exercise regimen, rest... to soon integrate into daily life and work, here are care instructions. Patients discharged from the hospital after heart surgery & what to do when discharged

Cramps appear when playing sports and last from a few seconds to a few minutes. So what causes cramps when playing sports? How to prevent cramps when playing soccer and when doing other types of exercise?

Vitamins and minerals have a strong impact on motor skills. Deficiencies in certain vitamins and minerals directly affect the decline in motor skills and body flexibility during physical activity, sports training and work.

No matter what age, shape, size or ability we are, we all need to be more active and move more every day. Did you know that an active lifestyle is essential for physical and mental health and happiness?

20-month-old babies are becoming smarter and more alert than before. At this age, children also undergo many physical, cognitive and psychological changes. Learn about the changes in a 20-month-old baby that will help the process of caring for your baby better.

According to a recent study, caregivers who regularly interact with their babies using eye contact and vocalizations at age one are more likely to develop language skills by age two. So how exactly does eye contact help babies develop language skills?

As your baby gains head control, they will learn to sit up with support and learn to roll over. Eventually, they will learn to roll from their back to their tummy and back again, using their newfound skills to roll over. Parents should encourage these early activities so that their baby can develop their motor skills further.