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Your mind and your emotions are deeply connected. Yet mental health and emotional health are not exactly the same. Understanding both can help you notice early signs of struggle, build healthy relationships, and protect your physical health over time.

At Fallbrook Medical Center, we see mental and emotional well-being as part of whole-person care. Mental health includes your emotional, psychological and social well-being, affecting how you think, feel and act in daily life. Emotional health focuses more on your ability to manage and express feelings in a healthy way. Both matter and both can be supported.


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Learn what permissive hypertension is and its role in stroke recovery. Discover how it helps regulate blood pressure for better health outcomes.

Introduction to Permissive Hypertension

What is Permissive Hypertension?

Permissive hypertension is a medical practice where healthcare providers temporarily allow blood pressure to remain higher than normal. This strategy is most often applied after a stroke. The goal is to improve blood flow to the brain. This is especially critical in acute ischemic stroke, where a blood clot blocks circulation to a region of the brain.


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Discover how mood swings during ovulation are linked to hormonal fluctuations, and learn how to manage them effectively.

What Are Mood Swings During Ovulation?

Mood swings during ovulation are emotional changes. They happen because of hormonal shifts when an ovary releases an egg.

These emotional ups and downs are normal. Changes in estrogen levels often connect them. These changes affect the brain’s mood centers.


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