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Yes, magnesium oxide may help sleep for some people, but more absorbable forms like magnesium glycinate have stronger evidence.

Current evidence suggests maca may modestly improve some fertility markers, but results are mixed and human data are limited.

No, mushroom coffee usually does not make you sleepy on its own; it still contains caffeine, though calming mushrooms may ease stress for some people.

Yes, Medicare may cover Inspire sleep apnea implant when strict medical and coverage criteria are met.

Yes, parkinsonian rest tremor usually eases or stops during sleep, though shaking can still return during brief awakenings or vivid dreams.

Yes, nipple pain during pregnancy is common, though sudden, severe, or one-sided pain can signal a problem that needs medical care.

Yes, Nexplanon changes hormone levels by releasing progestin, which shifts ovulation, periods, and other hormone linked symptoms.

No, magnesium citrate is not a proven sleep aid, though magnesium itself may help sleep when a lack of this mineral is corrected.

Yes, ovarian cancer can sometimes show on an ultrasound, but many cases need extra tests and biopsy before doctors can confirm the diagnosis.

Yes, lower estrogen can make weight gain more likely, but everyday habits, aging, sleep, and muscle changes still steer where and how weight shows up.