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Deviated septum is a disease related to nose whereas issues like breathing problem, anesthesia, sinus infection etc. are observed. In this article, we will thoroughly discuss the Deviated septum causes, symptoms & treatment procedures. A nasal septum is a divider point in nose holes made of cartilage and bone. In case of Deviated Septum, this… Read More
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Kawasaki Disease is mainly developed in kids under the age of five and especially in the summer and spring season. If not diagnosed in the early stage it can cause serious heart problems in children. Causes of Kawasaki Disease is still not very clear but yet many assumptions are made by specialists as its possible… Read More
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The lower right Abdomen is the area existing between your chest and your pelvis. This area consists of major organs which are involved in the body digestion process. Any kind of working disorder by any of the organ or tissues existing in this part can be a reason for lower right abdominal pain. Sometimes the… Read More
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Headaches occurring behind the eyes can be indicative, of eye problems, or something even more chronic. This includes dull, throbbing, sharp, burning, intense or explosive headaches. Cluster headaches cause pain behind the eye and manifest in cycles. Migraine headaches are associated with causing pain as well as a pressure behind the eyes. Causes Many symptoms… Read More
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Bunions often affect the feet of older people, although they may also occur at younger ages. These bony bumps just below the big toe can become painful in time. Bunions have a number of possible causes, which can affect treatment. They can be an important issue for people with diabetes, as they can affect the skin condition… Read More
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Diabetes: A Chronic Condition Diabetes (also known as diabetes mellitus) is a chronic medical condition that is lifelong. Though it has no known cure, symptoms can be managed. This disease affects the ability of the body to use energy found in foods. This is a major lifestyle disease and as its prevalence and incidence increase… Read More
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What is Poison Oak Rash? This is a reaction which is allergic in nature in response to exposure to stem or leaves of poison oak. This is a plant found in western regions and has the botanical name called Toxicodendron diversilobum. This is a leafy shrub plant which grows as high as 6 feet. It… Read More
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Depression: What is It? Feeling depressed involves hopelessness and has been traced to learned helplessness, a concept proposed by psychologist Martin Seligman. Depression is manifested at affective, cognitive and behavioral levels. Feelings of depression are a normal reaction to a loss of any kind, life’s problems or low self-esteem. When the feeling of depression impairs… Read More
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Facial Brown Spots: Introduction If the skin is exposed to the sun’s rays, it can lead to increase in the cell production of melanocytes that lead to rising levels of melanin in the skin. This can lead to age spots also known as brown/dark/sun/liver spots The presence of melanin turns the skin darker. Age spots… Read More
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Measles: An Introduction Measles/rubella is a viral infection. It is a disease of the respiratory system, and it can spread through contact with contagious and infected mucus and saliva. A person suffering from infection can release the contagion into the air while coughing or sneezing. The measles virus survives in air for many hours. Those… Read More
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Hydrocephalus: Introduction Hydrocephalus is a disease that is characterized by the build-up of fluid in the skull and this leads to a swelling in the brain. Hydrocephalus means water on the brain. Brain damage can take place as a consequence of fluid retention. This is associated with developmental, intellectual and physical impairments. Treatment is required… Read More
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Goldenhar Syndrome: An Introduction This syndrome is a congenital/present from birth disorder that is associated with problems in eye and ear structure and spinal growth. In babies with this syndrome, the bones in the face don’t develop during fetal development and growth. The syndrome affects one side of the face or both, with one side… Read More
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Swollen Eyelids: A Clinical Picture Swollen eyelids are a condition where one/both of the top and bottom eyelids undergo enlargement. This condition can be the result of the accumulation of too much fluid or eye tissue inflammation. When the body is fighting an infection or suffering an injury or allergy, swollen eyelids can be the… Read More
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Definition and facts: In a human body, the appendix is situated in the lower right portion of the abdomen. The appendix is quite narrow and usually its length is about 5-10 cm. It is a small tube-like structure that comes out of the caecum. The caecum is a part of the large intestine which comes… Read More
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Suspecting there’s more to your sleepless nights than just the loud snoring? You may be right. What is sleep apnea? Do I have it? Often referred to as ‘obstructive’ sleep apnea (because it obstructs sleep – including breathing). It is the result of a collapse of a person’s upper airway when sleeping, interrupting airflow and… Read More
