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Cellulite is a very common skin condition that causes lumpy and dimpled flesh on the affected skin area usually in the thighs, buttocks, hips, and abdomen. This harmless skin issue is more prevalent in women than men and mostly associated with an excessive fat gain in the body. Though there are medical treatments available for… Read More
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Cholesteatoma is an abnormal growth of skin that is benign, in the middle section of the ear behind your eardrum. This can develop as a result of the birth defect but in most cases, this ear health condition occurs as a result of the frequent middle ear infections. If remain untreated it can cause hearing… Read More
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Mononucleosis is a contagious disease mostly caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). It is also known as kissing disease because you can get this virus via kissing or through sharing some personal things such as drinks or silverware. It is though contagious but you are less likely to develop this infection than the other common… Read More
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Food allergy is a very common issue that can occur to anyone including children and adults. It is a condition under which certain food products trigger abnormal immune responses in your body. Though any food can cause an allergic reaction issue but primarily 8 foods are there which are widely recognized as main sources of… Read More
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We all want clean and clear even-textured skin but not all of us are blessed with it naturally. Also sometimes it is our negligence or mistakes that we do in a daily skincare routine that plays a crucial role to develop bad skin in terms of appearance and health. However, the good news is that… Read More
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HIV rash is one of the symptoms of HIV infection caused by the attack of this virus on the human body. It causes irritated skin that looks red or purple, itchy and painful. However, only a skin rash cannot itself is sufficient to conclude the existence of HIV infection. So it is crucial that you… Read More
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The leaky gut syndrome is one of the digestive health concerns that affect your intestine lining. Under this digestive condition, the gap existing in intestine walls allows bacteria and toxins to easily pass into the bloodstream of the affected person. This digestive disorder can also lead to many chronic diseases if you do not take… Read More
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Nasal polyps are one of the chronic inflammatory diseases which develop in the form of tender, painless and benign growths on the nasal passages or sinuses linings. It looks like hanging grapes or teardrops. The larger sizes of these noncancerous growths develop excessive discomfort which requires immediate medical attention. Small nasal polyps usually don’t develop… Read More
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Pancolitis is a type of ulcerative colitis that affects the entire large intestine. It is also known as pan-ulcerative or total colitis or universal colitis. This is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease as it develops over a long period of time. Though there is no definite cure for this chronic condition but there are certain… Read More
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Apoplexy is a medical term that refers to hemorrhage or sudden impairment of a nerve or nerves system. This results in bleeding into an affected organ or loss of blood supply to an affected organ. It is a medical emergency that needs immediate medical attention otherwise in case of delay the apoplexy symptoms can be… Read More
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a nervous system disorder that affects the nerve cells of your brain and spinal cord leading to loss of muscle control. It is defined as a group of progressive neurological diseases that causes dysfunction of different nerves that helps in muscle movement. This disease is a progressive and degenerative disease… Read More
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Bug bites or insect biting should not be considered as a trifling issue as many times it can cause major infections and illnesses thereon. Though you cannot avoid exposure to bugs or insects especially when you visit the countryside, your garden or any other plant and bush rich areas, however, you can surely protect yourself… Read More
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Ascites refers to a condition when there is increased fluid in the peritoneal cavity. So, what’s this cavity about, and where is it located? Well, the abdominal organs are contained in a sac/membrane referred to as peritoneum. This peritoneal cavity generally includes a low amount of fluid (though it varies in females by 20 milliliters… Read More
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Gas is a common problem. The condition is so common that, on average, there are 20 instances of flatulence in a single day. Gas can be released through the rectum or the mouth. It can be mild or severe, painful, or intermittent. While most symptoms generally develop after eating or drinking, gas can also be… Read More
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Dermoid cysts are pockets or holes beneath the human skin. Such cysts have tissue generally located in external skin layers. Dermoid cysts can have oil, sweat glands, or even hair follicles. The oil and sweat buildup within them increase the cyst’s size. Dermoid cysts can occur at birth or shortly after it. Besides congenital cysts,… Read More
