The Mayo Clinic has documented a broad range of illnesses all united under the category of ‘heart disease.’ These encompass coronary artery conditions, cardiac failure, arrhythmia such as atrial fibrillation and any congenital abnormalities associated with the heart. No matter what condition it is related to your cardiovascular system, these issues are part and parcel …
The hormones adrenaline and cortisol are released into your body during the fight-or-flight response to stress or threat. If your body cannot process these hormones efficiently, it can lead to increased blood sugar levels. Managing diabetes becomes even harder when you experience chronic stress from long term problems with blood glucose levels. How can …
You might have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) if you experience acid reflux occurring more than twice a week. This happens when the contents from your stomach come back up into your esophagus. Around 1 in 5 Americans suffer from GERD, which can cause a variety of painful symptoms. If left untreated, it could lead …
Although migraines affect over 37 million people in the United States, fewer than 5% of those affected have been correctly diagnosed and treated. Before you write off your problem as just another headache, understand the distinctions between headaches and migraines. Knowing the key distinctions could provide you with long-deserved comfort and clarity. Headaches: Common Types …
Nasal polyps are harmless, painless, noncancerous growths on the membrane of your nasal passages or sinuses. They hang down like teardrops or grapes and have a soft texture. Chronic inflammation causes them, and they’re linked to asthma, recurrent illness, allergies, drug sensitivity, or immune system diseases. Nasal polyps that are small in size may …
Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a form of persistent, localized pain that usually affects the arm or leg. CRPS generally develops after an accident, surgery, a stroke, or a heart attack. The discomfort is far greater than the damage caused by the initial injury. While CRPS is uncommon, the reason for it isn’t. The …
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Many aging adults are concerned about their memory and other cognitive functions. They might be concerned with learning new information more slowly or forgetting to pay a bill from time to time. However there is a difference between common forgetfulness and memory loss. Here’s what you should know: What is normal forgetfulness and what isn’t? …
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Asthma is a prevalent condition in children, although it may occur at any time. It’s not uncommon to come across individuals over the age of 50 with this lung issue. The symptoms and treatment of childhood asthma are comparable to those of adult-onset asthma. Children with asthma, on the other hand, face distinct challenges. Allergies …
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You’re not alone if you’ve suffered from lower back pain. Back discomfort is one of the most prevalent reasons that individuals visit their physicians or miss work. Even young children may suffer from back discomfort. Back pain can be characterized as a dull, constant pain to a sharp, sudden, or shooting discomfort. It might come …
You may have treatment-resistant depression if you’ve been treated for depression and your symptoms haven’t improved. Sometimes standard therapies aren’t adequate or might not make a difference at all. Read on to learn more about this issue: While taking antidepressants or going to psychological counseling eases depression symptoms for many people, that’s not always the …
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