Do you feel like something is off but can’t quite figure out what’s wrong? You’re not alone. Hormonal imbalance is a common but often overlooked cause of persistent health issues like fatigue, weight gain, and mood swings. At Mansfield Miracles, we offer Biote hormone pellets, a natural and effective solution to restore balance and help you feel like yourself again.
What Is Hormonal Imbalance?
Hormones are the body’s chemical messengers, regulating key functions like metabolism, mood, energy, and even sleep. When these hormones become imbalanced—whether from aging, stress, diet, or other factors—it can throw your entire system off balance. Common hormonal issues...
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Regain Energy and Balance with Biote
2024-11-20 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
How Semaglutide and Biote Pellets Work Together
2024-11-20 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Do you feel stuck in a cycle of low energy and difficulty losing weight? The solution might be simpler than you think. Fatigue and weight struggles often stem from underlying issues like hormonal imbalance and blood sugar instability. At Mansfield Miracles, we offer a powerful combination of treatments—Biote hormone pellets and Semaglutide injections—to help you achieve better health and a more active lifestyle.
The Connection Between Energy, Hormones, and Weight
Hormonal imbalances and blood sugar instability are often closely linked, creating a cycle of fatigue, cravings, and weight gain. Key hormones like testosterone and estradiol play a critical role in regulating metabolism,...
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The Truth About Losing Weight
2024-11-19Updated: 2024-11-20 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Weight loss can feel like an uphill battle, especially with so much misinformation out there. Myths about dieting, exercise, and quick fixes often discourage people from finding real solutions. At Mansfield Miracles, we want to debunk these myths and introduce Semaglutide injections—a proven medical solution that addresses the real challenges of weight loss. Let’s explore five common myths and how Semaglutide helps overcome them.
Myth 1: Weight Loss Is All About Willpower
The Myth:"You just need to eat less and exercise more." This oversimplifies weight management and ignores the biological factors at play.
The Truth:Hormones, metabolism, and appetite regulation all impact your ability...
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How Semaglutide Helps
2024-11-18Updated: 2024-11-20 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Did you know that regulating your blood sugar could be the key to effective weight loss? Blood sugar affects everything from your energy levels to your appetite, and finding balance can lead to significant improvements in your health. At Mansfield Miracles, we offer Semaglutide injections, a revolutionary treatment designed to help you lose weight while improving overall health by managing blood sugar and appetite. Learn how this breakthrough therapy works and why it’s transforming weight management.
The Role of Blood Sugar in Weight Management
Your blood sugar levels directly influence how your body stores energy and signals hunger. When blood sugar spikes,...
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How Biote Hormone Pellets Can Boost Your Energy
2024-11-18Updated: 2024-11-20 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Do you wake up feeling exhausted no matter how much sleep you get? You’re not alone—millions of adults struggle with chronic fatigue caused by hormonal imbalances. At Mansfield Miracles, we understand how frustrating it can be to feel drained day after day. That’s why we offer Biote hormone pellets, a natural and effective solution to restore your energy and vitality. Learn how balancing your hormones can help you feel like yourself again.
Understanding Hormonal Imbalance and Fatigue
Your body’s hormones play a critical role in regulating energy, mood, and overall health. Hormones like testosterone and estradiol directly impact your metabolism, sleep quality,...
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Mom-Approved OBGYN!
2023-10-17 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
At Mansfield Miracles, our mission has always been to provide exceptional care for women at every stage of life. From the joys of pregnancy to the challenges of menopause, Dr. Paul Daum, M.D. has been a trusted partner for countless women, guiding them through their unique health journeys with compassion, expertise, and dedication.
Every woman knows that finding the right OB/GYN is one of the most important decisions of her life. Dr. Daum has consistently demonstrated a superior level of obstetrical and gynecological services, ensuring that every patient feels heard, understood, and cared for. His commitment to women's health is evident...
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Award-Winning Maternity Care
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-05-10 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Methodist Mansfield Medical Center is a great place to have your baby! Dr. Daum, M.D. delivered the first baby at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center on December 26th, 2006. Since that day the hospital has grown, but retains the small hospital feeling that many women enjoy. The NICU is now considered a level III A nursery, which allows for care of babies as early as 28 to 30 weeks.
The Neonatologists are affiliated with Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth, and neonatal specialists are present in the hospital 24 hours a day to care for your baby's needs. Anesthesia services are...
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Hormone-releasing IUD That Is Over 99% Effective
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Mirena® IUD's are plastic devices that fit inside your uterus and provide contraception. They have several advantages. First they are very effective with greater than 99% prevention of pregnancy. The stem of the Mirena® contains levonorgestrel, a part of many popular birth control pills.
Second, once inserted, they are almost maintenance free. Some women will have almost no periods with the Mirena®, especially if inserted while breast feeding. From a health standpoint this is perfectly OK.
The problems with any IUD
Irregular bleeding- periods can happen at any time
Risk of infection- the IUD is a foreign body in your uterus and can increase...
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Genetic Testing For Cancer Risk
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Anyone can be at increased risk for cancer based on their family history. This is especially true for certain types of cancers such as: breast, ovary, colon, endometrium (uterine), pancreas, and melanoma. The more unusual the timing of the cancer (early age onset) or prevalence within a family, the higher the risk may be.
There are genetic tests available for helping determine your risk. The best known hereditary cancer screening tests are the BRAC 1 and BRAC 2 tests for breast and ovarian cancers. However, there are also tests for other syndromes dealing with gastrointestonal and other tumors. These related cancers...
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A Pap Smear is Recommended For Cervical Cancer Screening
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
With the advancement of DNA technology, it has been determined that 99% of cervical cancers are caused by Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). There are many subtypes of HPV, and a small number have been detected in cervical cancers. These subtypes are called high risk HPV subtypes. The highest risk types are types 16 and 18.
The probability that a woman aged 18 to 24 will contract at least one subtype of HPV is near 75%. Most of these are low risk subtypes and eventually are cleared by the body's immune function, which will generally clear without treatment.
New Recommendations / Guidelines Regarding Pap...
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Abnormal Pap Smear Test Does Not Mean You Have Cancer
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Many women will have an abnormal pap smear result at some point in their life. If you have had an abnormal pap smear, you will generally need to have a follow up pap smear within 6 months.
Potential Results of a Follow Up Pap Smear
Your follow up pap smear may return to normal
Your pap may remain consistently abnormal but not get any worse
Your pap smear may progress and require treatment
Colposcopy is a diagnostic exam to determine the exact nature of the abnormal pap smear. During a Colposcopy and biopsy, the cervix is examined under magnification and painless solutions are applied, and...
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Permanent Birth Control Procedure
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
There has been a good bit of advertising recently about the Essure method of tubal sterilization. Essure is not new, and has been on the market for a number of years. The Essure method of sterilization requires placement of a device in each tubal opening, where it opens into the uterus. An inflammatory response by your body causes the tube to gradually scar shut.
This process takes three to six months, sometimes longer. The Essure devices are placed into the tubal openings through the vagina using a special hysteroscope. A hysteroscope is a thin fiberoptic scope used to look into the...
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Not All Contractions Mean You're In True Labor
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Labor at term is about trying to decide if it is time to go to the hospital for your newborn's arrival. If it is timed properly, it will prevent frustrating visits to the hospital which result in going back home. Many women have described a contraction as "The baby balls up". What is really happening is the uterus contracting down around the baby.
During a contraction you will feel that the entire uterus is hard or tense. You can feel your stomach and notice that the uterus is hard, and as the contraction eases, the uterus becomes soft again. Contractions are...
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Foods That Should Be Avoided During Pregnancy
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
In general improve your diet. Eat more green leafy vegetables, fruits (limit by calorie intake), and baked or grilled meats. Drink lots of water, avoid canned drinks and caffeine. Milk is great, but can account for a lot of calories in your diet. Vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy is especially important for darker skinned women, and up to 1000 mg per day, along with Omega-3 should be important supplements.
Calcium supplements can be very helpful in the second trimester to stop night time leg cramps. Don't take calcium at the same time as your prenatal vitamin, the iron and calcium mixed together will interfere...
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Call Dr. Daum as soon as you are diagnosed!
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Pregnant women are more likely to get seriously ill from the flu. Get your flu shot! You should get vaccinated as soon as you finish the first trimester. (12 weeks). You will not get the flu from a flu shot. Any side effects you get are generally limited to soreness at the injection site, or mild symptoms due to your body developing an immune response.
If you have been exposed to the flu and have not been vaccinated, let Dr. Daum know as soon as possible. Treatment to prevent infection is indicated, and may prevent or at least lessen the severity...
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Pregnancy after 35 is very common today
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
Pregnancy after 35 can pose some special concerns. If your health is good, you should be able to have a successful pregnancy. More common problems that may develop such as diabetes and hypertension can be managed medically.
The specific age related issues are related to increased risk of chromosomal birth defects. The risk of trisomies (three chromosomes instead of two) is increased for chromosomes 13,18 and 21. Down syndrome is trisomy of chromosome 21. The increased risk is gradual with increasing age, but becomes progressively greater after age 35.
The approximate risk at age 35 is 1/270, at 40 is 1/100 and...
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Screening for High Risk Pregnancy Populations
2022-01-03Updated: 2022-04-28 Mansfield Miracles, Paul Daum, M.D.
NSL stands for Nuchal SonoLucency. This prenatal screening test (also called the nuchal fold scan) uses ultrasound to measure the clear ("translucent") space in the tissue at the back of your developing baby's neck, and is combined with measurement of two hormones in mom's blood.
That measurement can help assess your baby's risk for Down syndrome (DS) and other chromosomal abnormalities as well as major congenital heart problems. When combined with the Quad screen at 16 weeks you have the SEQUENTIAL SCREEN, which is the best of the noninvasive screens for down syndrome, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, and spina bifida.
Babies with...
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