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In recent years, as knowledge and awareness of the dangerous repercussions and potentially life-altering effects serious head trauma can have has grown, blood tests are quickly becoming an essential resource for diagnosing an individual’s injuries and monitoring any impact these injuries may have on their mental health further on...
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Metastatic breast cancer refers to cancer that resurfaces in or spreads to another part of your body after treatment. Medical experts refer to the process of cancer spreading as metastasis. You can get a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis after receiving treated for early stage breast cancer, or after your...
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Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the body’s central nervous system, wreaking havoc with the nerve impulses transmitted to the brain and spinal cord. The most common symptoms and side effects of MS include motor function, pain, weakness in muscles, depression, and severe vertigo. Vertigo makes it...
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You wake up every morning to hit the tracks in order to prepare yourself for an hour of rigorous strength training exercises. This is your favorite part of your day. By staying active, you have become physically stronger and nothing could derail you from making noticeable progress. In the...
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Taking good care of your health is a daily routine that you should always strive hard to achieve and make sure you look healthier, smell good, smart and perfect all the time. Apart from daily upkeep, there are a lot of things that you need to put in mind...
-
Psoriasis is a chronic condition in which skin cells grow too quickly. The result is large patches of red, raised skin, skin scales, and flakes of dry skin. People with the condition may see symptoms that range from mild to severe. The severity depends on other factors in their environment, such...
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Chronic diarrhea refers to loose stools lasting for a minimal period of four weeks. There are various likely causes of chronic diarrhea, and chronic diarrhea treatment aims to correct the causes of diarrhea and any symptoms patients may be suffering from. If you experience diarrhea, and most people do,...
-
is a hormone produced by the pancreas to allow for the use of glucose (blood sugar) by the body’s cells. People whose bodies cannot release or use properly need to take supplements to keep their blood sugar levels in check. Various types of available are prescribed to control diabetes...
-
You know it as a rash, but medical professionals refer to it as dermatitis. Whatever you may want to call it, dermatitis causes your skin to get inflamed and irritated upon contacting a trigger substance. This reaction may be due to contact with an allergen or the protective barrier...
-
Nasal congestion, also more commonly known as a stuffy nose, develops when nasal tissues along with the surrounding blood vessels dilate coupled with excess mucus production, resulting in what we describe as stuffiness. Nasal congestion is usually not serious for teens and adults, but it can become problematic among...
-
Managing eczema successfully requires being aware of and vigilant about the substances and materials that can lead to your next outbreak. Some of the products you already have in your bathroom cabinet or items folded up in your closet could potentially contain substances or ingredients may become the reason...
-
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a chronic gastrointestinal disease. The exact cause of IBS is still unknown but is associated with a host of factors. IBS leads to numerous symptoms such as an irregularity in bowel movements, stomach pain and cramps, and bloating. A diagnosis of IBS is based on a period...
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You are at a higher risk of having a stroke if you have atrial fibrillation or AFib. This condition is characterized by an irregular heartbeat, but there are medications that your physician may prescribe to maintain a normal heart rate. AFib/Stroke Medicine Options Two types of the most common medications...
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Constipation is the most common digestive complaint among people in North America. It affects 42 million people in the U.S. annually. Constipation occurs when food waste travels slowly through the digestive system. The water in the stool is then absorbed by the colon and ultimately yields a dry, hard,...
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Are you diagnosed with type 2 diabetes? Unfortunately, it is incurable. However, with the right treatment plan—regular work out and a well-balanced diet—all the symptoms will go away and you will have a normal life just like everyone else. You are still prone to some complications in the future,...
-
Genital herpes is an infection of genital herpes simplex virus (HSV). most people either have no symptoms or have mild symptoms and do not know they are infected. when symptoms appear, they usually include small blisters that rupture and form painful ulcers. type I flu symptoms can also occur....
-
A wrinkle, also known as a rhytide, is a fold, line or crease in the skin. Age wrinkling in the skin appear as a result of habitual facial expressions, aging, sun damage, genes, smoking, degree of pigmentation, poor hydration, and various other factors. There are main types of wrinkles,...
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COPD is a chronic lung condition that includes two conditions: emphysema and chronic bronchitis. These conditions damage the lungs and airways, making it more difficult to breathe. Common symptoms include shortness of breath, chronic cough with mucus, wheezing, and fatigue. If you has been diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary...
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When it comes to highly coveted makeup drops, nothing tugs at the heartstrings of beauty lovers quite like a shiny new eye shadow palette. Perhaps more than anything, a good eye shadow palette is usually more of an investment purchase than a lipstick or eyeliner. In case you’re an...
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Heart diseases can present themselves in many forms and all have different symptoms. They include: rheumatic heart disease, hypertensive heart disease, angina, myocardial infarction (heart attack), congenital heart disease and many more. Like any other diseases there are conservative ways of managing heart disease mainly based on nutrition and how...
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The web has always shown us all new ways to connect as well as share. It has been a revolution in terms of connecting us whether with friends across the globe or with long lost family! It has given us a means of sharing our great moments with our loved...
-
Bipolar disorder is not a new concept in the medical field seeing as many people have been diagnosed with the condition. Awareness, as well as acceptance, has substantially increased. However, very little is known about distinguishing the two existing types of bipolar disorder which entail bipolar I and bipolar...
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Group B Strep (GBS) is the most common cause of infection in newborn babies. It is a normally symptom-free bacterium that is present in up to 40% of all women. The Group B Strep is harbored in the vaginal and rectal tracts. When this bacterium goes undetected and untreated,...
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While clotting is a normal and healthy response of the blood to a cut or wound, sometimes a blood clot hurts more than it helps. A thrombus, or blood clot, can cause a whole host of issues by its presence in the circulatory system. Blood flow is limited in...
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Diarrhea is an embarrassing and potentially serious condition in which your stools become much more watery and loose than usual. There are a number of different factors that can cause diarrhea, such as illness, diet, or certain medicines. Regardless of its origins, diarrhea is a problem that needs to be...
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A multiple myeloma diagnosis can be a scary thing, but it doesn’t mean that you should lose hope for an enjoyable future. While there is currently no cure for this rare form of blood cancer, treatment is possible, and there’s no reason you can’t live a fulfilling life with...
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Schizophrenia causes are not fully identified, however, it appears that these causes of schizophrenia usually occur from an interaction between genetic and environmental factors. Genetic Schizophrenia Causes Identified Schizophrenia symptoms have a strong hereditary component. People with a first-degree relative (parent or sibling) who have schizophrenia causes have a 10%...
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For proper functioning, your body requires lipids, also known as cholesterol which is produced by the liver or contained in some foods. Cholesterol on its own doesn’t cause any health symptoms, though in excess it could cause complications like heart disease. To move around the body, cholesterol combines with proteins,...
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What is Heartburn? Heartburn is a type of burning sensation that happens in your chest. You will quickly discover that the pain can get worse if you lie down or bend over. Even though it is called heartburn, it has nothing to do with your heart. Rather, it is...
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Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder passed from parent to child. When both parents have a mutated CF gene, any offspring has about a 25% chance of inheriting it. Although all newborns are now tested for CF, symptoms may not appear until later in life. While recent medical advents...
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Any mental disorder can potentially harm the stability of personal relationships. If you suffer from such a disorder, you and those around you must learn special tools to relate to each other in a positive fashion. Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects a person’s...
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When it comes to prostate cancer, about one in every seven men will be diagnosed with this illness. It can be a devastating diagnosis to have to deal with because treatment for this type of cancer can be rigorous. Thankfully, there are many things that you can do as a...
-
Thyroid cancer comes in four forms: papillary, follicular, medullary, and anaplastic. These begin as a small lump (or nodule) on the thyroid, a gland in the neck that controls the metabolism. There are several different standard treatments for thyroid cancer, each largely dependant on the type, how advanced it...
-
Osteoporosis is becoming a nationally recognized disease, which is defined by one’s bone density becoming lost and/or breaking off. Literally, the bones of the body become super fragile and porous and eventually get to a point where they can easily snap or break from becoming to brittle. Osteoporosis, literally...
-
A Night Eating Syndrome, NES, is an eating disorder that is typically characterized by eating later in the night and very little during the day. According to WaldenCenter.org, it is a disorder that is often characterized by a delayed circadian cycle (biological clock) of consumption pattern. It affects about...
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Pulmonary hypertension is a potentially life-threatening disease that affects the arteries connecting the heart to the lungs. These blood vessels narrow over time, which leads to an increase in blood pressure that causes additional damage and stress to them. While this damage cannot be reversed, with proper treatment, the...
-
Hyperhidrosis is an embarrassing condition that causes excessive sweating. While it’s commonly referred to as a singular entity, there are actually two different forms of hyperhidrosis—primary focal and secondary general. Both of these variations have wildly different causes, some of which provoke concern more than others. Here’s a look...
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Is your hair damaged from a poor dye job? Is it limp and needing some volume and shine? If you’re looking for ways to fix your ‘do in a natural way, check out these foods you can incorporate into your diet easily! Strawberries These are rich in ascorbic acid...
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia is basically an enlarged prostate gland. The growth of the prostate occurs in two phases as a man matures; in the first phase, the prostate doubles in size as a boy reaches puberty, and then later around the age of 25 growth continues. As a man...
-
Cold sores are blisters no one would allow or welcome on his/her face or even anywhere else on the skin. They are not only unappealing aesthetically but also very painful. As we get to some facts about cold sores, they are caused by Herpes simplex virus (HSV-1), and they...
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Yoga is one of the best stress relievers on the market. This practice combines the stretching your body needs to relieve tight muscles with deep breathing that can calm the mind. Try these poses to get some much needed relief! If you don’t have the time or space to sprawl...
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What is Vertigo? Vertigo is far more than just feeling dizzy. It is an extreme perception of the world spinning like a top. It is the world spinning around you as you yourself feel like you are spinning or the ground beneath your feet moving at a different speed...
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Maintaining regularity in your exercise routines can be a difficult thing to do, especially in these times of fast-paced lifestyle. Many try to work out heavily for a few days of the week and forget about the rest of the week. To have a healthy body with firm muscles...
-
Dry eye occurs when the eyes fail to produce enough tears so as to stay properly lubricated. In certain instances, sufficient tears are usually produced but they are of poor quality and thus they evaporate too quickly. A tear play a very important role in warding off infection, promoting...
-
Plaque psoriasis is a painful and potentially embarrassing condition in which the skin produces too many cells. This overproduction leads to patches of thick, scaly skin that flakes and is frequently itchy. It’s possible to regulate the symptoms of plaque psoriasis, but as a chronic condition, it will continue...
-
Irritable bowel syndrome can have a very negative impact on your lifestyle. The condition can turn an otherwise lovely day on its head. The sad part is that the condition has no known cure since a variety of factors can cause it. These factors include diet, stress, previous intestinal...
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has a significant role in the development and management of diabetes. Having a solid understanding of ‘s part in diabetes can facilitate its prevention, treatment if you have already been diagnosed with the condition, and it can also make your doctor visits much more informative. ‘s Task in the...
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There are numerous standard medical treatment options to address the symptoms caused by atopic dermatitis. However, there are also some home therapies and self-care strategies that can relieve symptoms and help prevent outbreaks such as having a good skincare regimen and staying clear of irritants and allergens that may...
-
Exercising regularly is an important part of controlling multiple sclerosis symptoms. Even though lethargy and coordination issues can render exercising more difficult, it is not only possible but is also highly beneficial for your muscles. Fatigue, weakness, balance problems, poor sleep quality, and mood disorders like depression are only...
-
Eczema affects over 30 million people in the United States, and if you are one of them, you may be willing to try anything to eliminate those red, dry, and itchy patches of skin. If that’s the case, you do have options. Since no form of eczema is curable,...
In recent years, as knowledge and awareness of the dangerous repercussions and potentially life-altering effects serious head trauma can have has grown, blood tests are quickly becoming an essential resource for diagnosing an individual’s injuries and monitoring any impact these injuries may have on their mental health further on...
Metastatic breast cancer refers to cancer that resurfaces in or spreads to another part of your body after treatment. Medical experts refer to the process of cancer spreading as metastasis. You can get a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis after receiving treated for early stage breast cancer, or after your...
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the body’s central nervous system, wreaking havoc with the nerve impulses transmitted to the brain and spinal cord. The most common symptoms and side effects of MS include motor function, pain, weakness in muscles, depression, and severe vertigo. Vertigo makes it...
You wake up every morning to hit the tracks in order to prepare yourself for an hour of rigorous strength training exercises. This is your favorite part of your day. By staying active, you have become physically stronger and nothing could derail you from making noticeable progress. In the...
Taking good care of your health is a daily routine that you should always strive hard to achieve and make sure you look healthier, smell good, smart and perfect all the time. Apart from daily upkeep, there are a lot of things that you need to put in mind...
Psoriasis is a chronic condition in which skin cells grow too quickly. The result is large patches of red, raised skin, skin scales, and flakes of dry skin. People with the condition may see symptoms that range from mild to severe. The severity depends on other factors in their environment, such...
Chronic diarrhea refers to loose stools lasting for a minimal period of four weeks. There are various likely causes of chronic diarrhea, and chronic diarrhea treatment aims to correct the causes of diarrhea and any symptoms patients may be suffering from. If you experience diarrhea, and most people do,...
is a hormone produced by the pancreas to allow for the use of glucose (blood sugar) by the body’s cells. People whose bodies cannot release or use properly need to take supplements to keep their blood sugar levels in check. Various types of available are prescribed to control diabetes...
You know it as a rash, but medical professionals refer to it as dermatitis. Whatever you may want to call it, dermatitis causes your skin to get inflamed and irritated upon contacting a trigger substance. This reaction may be due to contact with an allergen or the protective barrier...
Nasal congestion, also more commonly known as a stuffy nose, develops when nasal tissues along with the surrounding blood vessels dilate coupled with excess mucus production, resulting in what we describe as stuffiness. Nasal congestion is usually not serious for teens and adults, but it can become problematic among...
Managing eczema successfully requires being aware of and vigilant about the substances and materials that can lead to your next outbreak. Some of the products you already have in your bathroom cabinet or items folded up in your closet could potentially contain substances or ingredients may become the reason...
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a chronic gastrointestinal disease. The exact cause of IBS is still unknown but is associated with a host of factors. IBS leads to numerous symptoms such as an irregularity in bowel movements, stomach pain and cramps, and bloating. A diagnosis of IBS is based on a period...
You are at a higher risk of having a stroke if you have atrial fibrillation or AFib. This condition is characterized by an irregular heartbeat, but there are medications that your physician may prescribe to maintain a normal heart rate. AFib/Stroke Medicine Options Two types of the most common medications...
Constipation is the most common digestive complaint among people in North America. It affects 42 million people in the U.S. annually. Constipation occurs when food waste travels slowly through the digestive system. The water in the stool is then absorbed by the colon and ultimately yields a dry, hard,...
Are you diagnosed with type 2 diabetes? Unfortunately, it is incurable. However, with the right treatment plan—regular work out and a well-balanced diet—all the symptoms will go away and you will have a normal life just like everyone else. You are still prone to some complications in the future,...
Genital herpes is an infection of genital herpes simplex virus (HSV). most people either have no symptoms or have mild symptoms and do not know they are infected. when symptoms appear, they usually include small blisters that rupture and form painful ulcers. type I flu symptoms can also occur....
A wrinkle, also known as a rhytide, is a fold, line or crease in the skin. Age wrinkling in the skin appear as a result of habitual facial expressions, aging, sun damage, genes, smoking, degree of pigmentation, poor hydration, and various other factors. There are main types of wrinkles,...
COPD is a chronic lung condition that includes two conditions: emphysema and chronic bronchitis. These conditions damage the lungs and airways, making it more difficult to breathe. Common symptoms include shortness of breath, chronic cough with mucus, wheezing, and fatigue. If you has been diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary...
Heart diseases can present themselves in many forms and all have different symptoms. They include: rheumatic heart disease, hypertensive heart disease, angina, myocardial infarction (heart attack), congenital heart disease and many more. Like any other diseases there are conservative ways of managing heart disease mainly based on nutrition and how...
The web has always shown us all new ways to connect as well as share. It has been a revolution in terms of connecting us whether with friends across the globe or with long lost family! It has given us a means of sharing our great moments with our loved...
Bipolar disorder is not a new concept in the medical field seeing as many people have been diagnosed with the condition. Awareness, as well as acceptance, has substantially increased. However, very little is known about distinguishing the two existing types of bipolar disorder which entail bipolar I and bipolar...
Group B Strep (GBS) is the most common cause of infection in newborn babies. It is a normally symptom-free bacterium that is present in up to 40% of all women. The Group B Strep is harbored in the vaginal and rectal tracts. When this bacterium goes undetected and untreated,...
While clotting is a normal and healthy response of the blood to a cut or wound, sometimes a blood clot hurts more than it helps. A thrombus, or blood clot, can cause a whole host of issues by its presence in the circulatory system. Blood flow is limited in...
Diarrhea is an embarrassing and potentially serious condition in which your stools become much more watery and loose than usual. There are a number of different factors that can cause diarrhea, such as illness, diet, or certain medicines. Regardless of its origins, diarrhea is a problem that needs to be...
A multiple myeloma diagnosis can be a scary thing, but it doesn’t mean that you should lose hope for an enjoyable future. While there is currently no cure for this rare form of blood cancer, treatment is possible, and there’s no reason you can’t live a fulfilling life with...
Schizophrenia causes are not fully identified, however, it appears that these causes of schizophrenia usually occur from an interaction between genetic and environmental factors. Genetic Schizophrenia Causes Identified Schizophrenia symptoms have a strong hereditary component. People with a first-degree relative (parent or sibling) who have schizophrenia causes have a 10%...
For proper functioning, your body requires lipids, also known as cholesterol which is produced by the liver or contained in some foods. Cholesterol on its own doesn’t cause any health symptoms, though in excess it could cause complications like heart disease. To move around the body, cholesterol combines with proteins,...
What is Heartburn? Heartburn is a type of burning sensation that happens in your chest. You will quickly discover that the pain can get worse if you lie down or bend over. Even though it is called heartburn, it has nothing to do with your heart. Rather, it is...
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder passed from parent to child. When both parents have a mutated CF gene, any offspring has about a 25% chance of inheriting it. Although all newborns are now tested for CF, symptoms may not appear until later in life. While recent medical advents...
Any mental disorder can potentially harm the stability of personal relationships. If you suffer from such a disorder, you and those around you must learn special tools to relate to each other in a positive fashion. Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that affects a person’s...
When it comes to prostate cancer, about one in every seven men will be diagnosed with this illness. It can be a devastating diagnosis to have to deal with because treatment for this type of cancer can be rigorous. Thankfully, there are many things that you can do as a...
Thyroid cancer comes in four forms: papillary, follicular, medullary, and anaplastic. These begin as a small lump (or nodule) on the thyroid, a gland in the neck that controls the metabolism. There are several different standard treatments for thyroid cancer, each largely dependant on the type, how advanced it...
Osteoporosis is becoming a nationally recognized disease, which is defined by one’s bone density becoming lost and/or breaking off. Literally, the bones of the body become super fragile and porous and eventually get to a point where they can easily snap or break from becoming to brittle. Osteoporosis, literally...
A Night Eating Syndrome, NES, is an eating disorder that is typically characterized by eating later in the night and very little during the day. According to WaldenCenter.org, it is a disorder that is often characterized by a delayed circadian cycle (biological clock) of consumption pattern. It affects about...
Pulmonary hypertension is a potentially life-threatening disease that affects the arteries connecting the heart to the lungs. These blood vessels narrow over time, which leads to an increase in blood pressure that causes additional damage and stress to them. While this damage cannot be reversed, with proper treatment, the...
Hyperhidrosis is an embarrassing condition that causes excessive sweating. While it’s commonly referred to as a singular entity, there are actually two different forms of hyperhidrosis—primary focal and secondary general. Both of these variations have wildly different causes, some of which provoke concern more than others. Here’s a look...
Is your hair damaged from a poor dye job? Is it limp and needing some volume and shine? If you’re looking for ways to fix your ‘do in a natural way, check out these foods you can incorporate into your diet easily! Strawberries These are rich in ascorbic acid...
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia is basically an enlarged prostate gland. The growth of the prostate occurs in two phases as a man matures; in the first phase, the prostate doubles in size as a boy reaches puberty, and then later around the age of 25 growth continues. As a man...
Cold sores are blisters no one would allow or welcome on his/her face or even anywhere else on the skin. They are not only unappealing aesthetically but also very painful. As we get to some facts about cold sores, they are caused by Herpes simplex virus (HSV-1), and they...
Yoga is one of the best stress relievers on the market. This practice combines the stretching your body needs to relieve tight muscles with deep breathing that can calm the mind. Try these poses to get some much needed relief! If you don’t have the time or space to sprawl...
What is Vertigo? Vertigo is far more than just feeling dizzy. It is an extreme perception of the world spinning like a top. It is the world spinning around you as you yourself feel like you are spinning or the ground beneath your feet moving at a different speed...
Maintaining regularity in your exercise routines can be a difficult thing to do, especially in these times of fast-paced lifestyle. Many try to work out heavily for a few days of the week and forget about the rest of the week. To have a healthy body with firm muscles...
Dry eye occurs when the eyes fail to produce enough tears so as to stay properly lubricated. In certain instances, sufficient tears are usually produced but they are of poor quality and thus they evaporate too quickly. A tear play a very important role in warding off infection, promoting...
Plaque psoriasis is a painful and potentially embarrassing condition in which the skin produces too many cells. This overproduction leads to patches of thick, scaly skin that flakes and is frequently itchy. It’s possible to regulate the symptoms of plaque psoriasis, but as a chronic condition, it will continue...
Irritable bowel syndrome can have a very negative impact on your lifestyle. The condition can turn an otherwise lovely day on its head. The sad part is that the condition has no known cure since a variety of factors can cause it. These factors include diet, stress, previous intestinal...
has a significant role in the development and management of diabetes. Having a solid understanding of ‘s part in diabetes can facilitate its prevention, treatment if you have already been diagnosed with the condition, and it can also make your doctor visits much more informative. ‘s Task in the...
There are numerous standard medical treatment options to address the symptoms caused by atopic dermatitis. However, there are also some home therapies and self-care strategies that can relieve symptoms and help prevent outbreaks such as having a good skincare regimen and staying clear of irritants and allergens that may...
Exercising regularly is an important part of controlling multiple sclerosis symptoms. Even though lethargy and coordination issues can render exercising more difficult, it is not only possible but is also highly beneficial for your muscles. Fatigue, weakness, balance problems, poor sleep quality, and mood disorders like depression are only...
Eczema affects over 30 million people in the United States, and if you are one of them, you may be willing to try anything to eliminate those red, dry, and itchy patches of skin. If that’s the case, you do have options. Since no form of eczema is curable,...