How to take a chance
Evaluate the risk.
For most people, the fear of not having control of an outcome is the greatest deterrent to taking a risk. Intelligent risk-taking doesn't mean approaching life with reckless abandon.

It means being informed of the possible outcomes, weighing possibilities, and making informed decisions. Having confidence in yourself and your abilities-despite any outcome-helps you move forward with risk-taking.

How to eat after getting your wisdom teeth removed
Plan ahead.
Go shopping and stock up on soft, easy-to-chew foods before the surgery. Ideally, make them drinkable like yogurt and soups that don't have big chunks.

Remember, your back teeth may hurt and you won't want to be chewing very much with your molars for the first few days and up to a week. Buy food like soup, yogurt, ice cream, applesauce, jello, and mashed potatoes.

How to know if you have diabetes
Assess your risk for gestational diabetes.
Gestational diabetes occurs in women who are pregnant. If you're at higher risk, you may be tested during your first prenatal visit and then again in the second trimester.

Women at low risk will be tested in the second trimester, between weeks 24 and 28. Women who experience gestational diabetes have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes within ten years after the birth of their child.

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