While I wouldn't say symptom more major risk factor... PID or pelvic inflammatory disease is any infection, that has spread to the upper reproductive tract; the Ovaries, Uterus, and Fallopian tubes. This infection depending on how long and severe it is can cause scarring or fibrosis of the tract. If this happens women are at extreme risk of ectopic pregnancies (eggs that attach to a place that isn't the uterus) or infertility, mainly because connection with the uterus can't or is obstructed. Additionally chronic pelvic pain is also a very real circumstance, of an risk factor.
The acute symptoms however do include extreme pain (acute), and painful urination.
Participating in a structured exercise<span> program that is planned, individualized and supervised, and that includes aerobic </span>exercise<span>, resistance training or both, is your best bet for lowering glucose levels. </span>
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Female is more emotional because women have always been the caring one, since the beginning of humankind. It is the hormones that call them to become caring as in the later stage of their life they become mothers.
The correct answer is A. Carbohydrates contain a lot of glucose, and insulin regulates blood glucose.
Explanation:
Glucose is a substance produced by the liver, this substance is important for the metabolism because it regulates glucose levels in the blood by making cells absorb glucose and use it for different functions or store it. This also implies the higher the glucose level in food is the more insulin is produced. Due to this, the intake of carbohydrates that contain a lot of glucose causes the body to release insulin as the body breaks carbohydrates into glucose and the level of glucose is soon regulated by insulin. According to this, the reason body releases insulin after a meal high in carbohydrates is "Carbohydrates contain a lot of glucose, and insulin regulates blood glucose".
