Swollen Lymph Nodes behind the Ear: 10 Causes and Treatmentsby James Concato · Published October 20, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 What Does It Mean When You Have Swollen Lymph Nodes Behind Ear?Lymph nodes are bean-shaped glands present throughout the body. They store the fluid and nutrients and help in flushing out the waste […]
How to Pop Your Ears in 7 Easy Waysby Irene Entila · Published October 10, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 How to pop your ears is a question everyone will address at some point in life. The need to pop your ears arises when there is an imbalance of air in the eardrum area […]
Is Tonsillitis Contagious? How Long Will It Be Contagious?by Dr. David Cummings, MD · Published October 9, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 Is Tonsillitis Contagious?To know whether tonsillitis is contagious or not, you will first need to see what is tonsillitis and how you get them. Tonsils protect your body from germs and is […]
Sweet Taste in Mouth: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, and Preventionby James Concato · Published October 8, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 If you wonder “why do I have a sweet taste in my mouth,” let us tell you, a sweet taste in mouth often follows consumption of sugary or sweet foods.This sensation is triggered by […]
Clear Diarrhea: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatmentsby Irene Entila · Published October 5, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 Diarrhea is three or more loose stools per day according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Watery diarrhea is more liquid in consistency without the presence of blood. There are two types of watery or clear diarrhea. Acute […]
Why Does My Blood Pressure Fluctuate? Causes and Treatments for Fluctuating Blood Pressure by Dr. David Cummings, MD · Published September 30, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 Blood pressure is a measure of the force of blood against your artery walls. Having a normal blood pressure is important to your overall fitness. If you […]
What Should I Do When Everything Tastes Salty?by Dr. Mark Williams, MD · Published September 26, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 Who doesn’t love scrumptious meals? But what if you aren’t able to relish in lip-smacking food and everything tastes salty? If your toothpaste, water, chocolates, or coffee taste salty, it may greatly annoy […]
Itchy Armpits: 12 Causes, Treatments and Prevention Tipsby Irene Entila · Published September 14, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 The armpit region contains sweat glands, lymph nodes, and blood vessels. These factors make the armpit one of the dampest areas of the body, prone to itching. Itchy armpits is irritating and can present itself as […]
Croup in Adults: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Preventionby Irene Entila · Published August 18, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 Did you ever notice a barking sound in case of a cough? That barking sound is known as croup. Croup is an infection that affects the windpipe and voice box. Croup in adults is more […]
Coughing After Eating: Causes, Treatments, and Preventionby Irene Entila · Published August 9, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 Have you ever thought “why do I cough when I eat” or “why do I cough after I eat”? Coughing is a natural process to clear out irritating substances from the airways, and coughing after eating […]
Sternum Popping: Causes, Natural Treatments and Preventionby Madhvi Bhosale, Microbiologist · Published August 3, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 You may have experienced the cracking or popping sound in your chest on moving or while taking a deep breath. The sound comes from your sternum.The sternum is a flat central bone in your chest, […]
What Causes Swollen Tonsil on One Side?by Dr. David Cummings, MD · Published July 16, 2017 · Updated January 23, 2018 The tonsils (palatine tonsils) are the small lymph nodes situated at the back of the throat (pharynx). They help prevent the infections coming through the mouth and nose.Sometimes your tonsils can get inflamed on […]
Clammy Hands and How to Prevent Themby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published January 21, 2018 · Updated January 23, 2018 Clammy Hands: OverviewYou’re about to go on the stage for your music gig and someone extends their hand out to you to wish you good luck. Nervousness is not the only thing you’re […]
Why Does My Head Hurt When I Cough? Treatment Optionsby Dr. Mark Williams, MD · January 26, 2018 ‘My head hurts when I cough’ is probably the most heard-of complaint during times of sickness. A headache is common, perhaps the most frustrating side effect of common cold or a cough.Usually sneezing, coughing, blowing your nose […]
15 Reasons Why Your Heart Skips a Beatby Dr. David Cummings, MD · January 27, 2018 Have you ever noticed your heart missing a beat or flutter?It is a terrifying feeling when you notice that your heart skips a beat. So, what does it mean when your heart skips a beat? Let’s see.This condition is […]
What Side is Your Appendix On? How Can You Recognise Appendicitisby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published January 29, 2018 · Updated January 29, 2018 Have you ever wondered what side is your appendix on? The appendix is a small organ that is situated on the lower right side of the abdomen.It is a […]
Asthenia (Weakness): Common Causes, Symptoms and Treatmentsby Dr. Mark Williams, MD · Published February 6, 2018 · Updated February 8, 2018 Asthenia is a term used by the doctors to refer to weakness. It is psychopathological and characterized by extreme acute or chronic loss of strength.This condition has been known to cause sleep disturbances, fatigue, […]
What Causes Urobilinogen in Urine?by Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published February 9, 2018 · Updated February 9, 2018 Urobilinogen is a colorless by-product of bilirubin reduction. It is developed in the intestines by the bacterial activity of bilirubin.Around half of the urobilinogen is absorbed and transported through the portal vein to the liver, […]
Throwing Up Foam: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatmentsby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · February 19, 2018 Vomiting is a common health occurrence. It is the method your body uses to get rid of the undigested and possibly harmful substances.Vomiting usually is not a cause for concern, but when you start throwing up foam, that can […]
LeprosyMedically reviewed by Stacy Sampson, DO on September 14, 2018 — Written by Maureen DonohueSymptomsPicturesCauses and transmissionTypesDiagnosisTreatmentComplicationsPreventionOutlook What is leprosy? Leprosy is a chronic, progressive bacterial infection caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae. It primarily affects the nerves of the extremities, the skin, the lining of the nose, and the upper respiratory tract. Leprosy is […]
Wenn Sie Blutgerinnsel in Ihrem Stuhl haben, ist dies häufig ein Zeichen von Blutungen aus dem Dickdarm (Dickdarm). Es ist auch ein Signal, dass Sie sofort einen Arzt aufsuchen sollten. Warum ist da Blut in meinem Stuhl? Es gibt verschiedene medizinische Erkrankungen, die zu einer Blutung aus dem Dickdarm führen können. Divertikuläre Blutungen An der …
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Die Grippe ist ein saisonales Virus, das leichte bis schwere Symptome verursacht. Einige Menschen erholen sich nach etwa einer Woche, während andere für schwere, lebensbedrohliche Komplikationen gefährdet sein können. Das Risiko für Komplikationen steigt, wenn man über 65 Jahre alt ist. Ältere Erwachsene neigen dazu, ein schwächeres Immunsystem zu haben, das natürlich im Alter auftritt. …
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Staphylococcal MeningitisMedically reviewed by Daniel Murrell, MD on September 12, 2018 — Written by Lydia KrauseSymptomsCausesRisk factorsDiagnosisTreatmentOutlookPrevention What is staphylococcal meningitis? Staphylococcal (staph) meningitis is a bacterial infection that affects the meninges. These are the protective covering around your spinal cord and brain. The condition is often fatal, but it’s rare. Staph meningitis is defined […]
What Causes Anal Swelling and How Can I Treat It?Medically reviewed by Alana Biggers, MD, MPH on September 12, 2018 — Written by Donna ChristianoCausesSwollen rectumDiagnosisTreatmentSeeking medical helpSummary Overview The anus is the opening at the end of your anal canal. The rectum sits between your colon and anus and acts as a holding chamber […]
Why Are There Red Blood Cells in My Urine?Medically reviewed by Deborah Weatherspoon, PhD, RN, CRNA on September 12, 2018 — Written by Rachel Nall, RN, BSN, CCRNTestNormal rangeCauses of RBCs in urineNext stepsTakeaway Overview Red blood cells (RBCs) can be present in your urine, whether you see pink in the toilet bowl or not. […]
What’s Causing the Pulse in My Temple?Medically reviewed by Seunggu Han, MD on September 12, 2018 — Written by Scott FrothinghamWhat does a pulse in your temple feel like? The pulse you feel in your temples is normal and comes from your superficial temporal artery which is a branch of your external carotid artery. The […]
What Causes Green Diarrhea (Green Poop)?by Dr. David Cummings, MD · April 16, 2018 With changing dietary lifestyles of consumers across the globe, diarrhea is observed as the world’s most common digestive disorder.While keeping up with our chaotic yet proactive work schedules, we tend to eat whenever and whatever, causing our stomach to suffer from […]
Lump on the Back of Neck: Causes and Home Remediesby Dr. David Cummings, MD · April 24, 2018 Differing from person to person, the experience of feeling a bump grow on the back of your neck can be frightening. A lump on the back of neck can be cancerous or painless, but our inability to […]
What Causes Weak Urine Stream?by Dr. Mark Williams, MD · May 7, 2018 Slow urine stream majorly means difficulty getting a urine flow.Usually, this will occur in older men due to an enlarged prostate. Urinary problems can affect both men and women.Most of the time, people will be unaware of the problem until it gets […]
Can’t Stop Burping? Common Causes and Home Remedies for Constant Burpingby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published September 8, 2017 · Updated May 12, 2018Burping is a body function which allows you to expel air present in the stomach through your mouth. It is the excessive air that you swallow while eating. However, constant […]
Why Do I Feel Chills without Fever?by Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published July 4, 2017 · Updated May 12, 2018Why do I feel chills, but no fever? Chills can either be due to cold environment making you shiver or as a result of fever. But some people experience chills all throughout the day […]
Lump in the Throat (Globus Sensation): Causes, Symptoms, and Treatmentby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published July 12, 2017 · Updated May 12, 2018Lump in throat, also known as globus sensation, is a feeling of having something stuck in your throat even if is not physically present.In such cases, people tend to drink a […]
What Causes Nausea After Eating and How to Treat It?by Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published November 12, 2017 · Updated May 12, 2018There are many reasons why you sometimes experience nausea after eating.It may be due to eating too fast or your body not being able to process the food you eat.The condition of […]
Cold Sweats: Common Causes, Symptoms, Treatment Optionsby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published December 5, 2017 · Updated May 12, 2018Cold sweats is far different condition from ordinary sweating and is regardless of how hot and cold it is in the atmosphere. Cold sweat is recognized as sudden chills felt in your body.It often […]
10 Reasons Your Stomach Hurts after Eating and How to Treat Itby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published November 9, 2017 · Updated May 12, 2018Stomach pain after eating can arise out of innumerable reasons. These reasons may be anything from indigestion to gas, ulcers, or gastric.We all love eating, however, it can be […]
Natural Remedies to Get Rid of Yellow Eyesby James Concato · Published July 24, 2017 · Updated May 15, 2018 Many say that your eyes are the windows to your soul. So what makes those eyes yellow and how do you get rid of yellow eyes naturally.Can yellow eyes be normal? No. Yellowing of the […]
Should You be Worried about Plantar Fibroma?by Matthew Wetmore, B.S · Published July 2, 2018 · Updated July 2, 2018 The plantar fibroma is a condition where a noncancerous or benign growth appears in the arch of your foot.It can develop in anyone but it typically occurs in middle-aged individuals, mostly men.The condition develops in […]
What Causes Slurred Speech in Elderly (Dysarthria) and How is it Treated?by Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published August 8, 2018 · Updated August 8, 2018When you grow older some of your body functions do not work the way they used too. Your motor skill ability may decrease over the time.Slurred speech in elderly […]
Muscle Weakness in Legs: Causes and Treatmentsby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published August 10, 2018 · Updated August 10, 2018After a long day of work or standing, you may experience some weakness in legs. But, it can also occur at other times during the day even if you are not moving around.So, you […]
How to Get Rid of Chest Congestion Fast Naturallyby Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · March 5, 2018 Chest Congestion Relief: How to Get Rid of Chest Congestion Naturally?With every season change and new allergens in the air, people will experience chest congestion.This can be anything from mucus in chest, tight chest, or a cold. […]
Why Does My Stomach Hurt in the Morning?by Daily Health Cures Editorial Team · Published March 31, 2018 · Updated April 11, 2018 Why does my stomach hurt every morning? Morning stomach pain could be caused by a variety of reasons. Pain is your body’s response to something being not quite right or if you […]
How To Get Rid of Thigh Cramps?by Dr. David Cummings, MD · Published March 28, 2018 · Updated April 11, 2018 Thigh cramps can occur due to sudden contraction in the muscles of your legs. These involuntary and uncomfortable contractions can disrupt your daily activities. Thigh cramps at night can disturb you while sleeping. Thigh […]
HomeGeneral HealthSleep Apnea – Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Sleep Apnea – Symptoms, Causes and Treatment General Health By Brandi Marcene September 4, 2018 You should not overlook if you or someone around you snores loudly. It is not only a habit but in most cases, loud snores are an indication of sleep apnea. According to […]
HomeGeneral HealthNarcolepsy: Symptoms, Treatment & Remedies Narcolepsy: Symptoms, Treatment & Remedies General Health By Brandi Marcene September 3, 2018 Health experts consider narcolepsy as a chronic neurological disorder. It affects wakefulness and controls your sleep patterns. When you encounter narcolepsy, you get disrupted night time sleep and excessive sleep in the day. Narcolepsy brings abnormal […]
Identifying and Treating Nocturnal SeizuresMedically reviewed by William Morrison, MD on September 7, 2018 — Written by Susan York MorrisSleep seizuresIn childrenDiagnosisOutlook Epilepsy and seizures during sleep For some people, sleep is disturbed not by dreams but by seizures. You can have a seizure with any form of epilepsy while you sleep. But with certain […]
What Is the Somogyi Effect?Medically reviewed by Maria S. Prelipcean, MD on September 7, 2018 — Written by Anna Schaefer and Justin SarachikSymptomsCausesSomogyi effect vs. dawn phenomenonTesting and diagnosisTreatment and preventionOutlook Overview When you use insulin therapy to control your diabetes, you need to measure your blood sugar levels several times a day. Depending on […]
LymphomaMedically reviewed by Christina Chun, MPH on September 6, 2018 — Written by Rachel Nall, RN, BSNTreatmentSymptomsCausesRisksDiagnosisTypesNon-Hodgkin’s lymphomaHodgkin’s lymphomaPrognosisStagesIn childrenLymphoma vs. leukemiaOutlook What is lymphoma The lymph system is a series of lymph nodes and vessels that move lymph fluid through the body. Lymph fluids contain infection-fighting white blood cells. Lymph nodes act as filters, […]
Rebound Tenderness and Blumberg’s SignMedically reviewed by J. Keith Fisher, MD on September 5, 2018 — Written by Tim JewellTestingSymptomsCausesNext stepsOutlook What is Blumberg’s sign? Rebound tenderness, also called Blumberg’s sign, is something your doctor might check for when diagnosing peritonitis. Peritonitis is the inflammation of the membrane on the inside of your abdominal wall […]
Tongue CracksMedically reviewed by Gerhard Whitworth, RN on September 6, 2018 — Written by Scott FrothinghamSymptomsCausesGeographic tonguePustular psoriasisTakeaway Overview When you look in the mirror and stick out your tongue, do you see cracks? You could be one of the 5 percent of the U.S. population who has a fissured tongue. A fissured tongue is […]
HIV-Related Lipodystrophy and How to Treat ItMedically reviewed by Daniel Murrell, MD on September 5, 2018 — Written by Ann PietrangeloSwitching medicationsDiet and exerciseMedicationsLiposuctionFat transplantsFacial fillersTakeaway HIV and lipodystrophy Lipodystrophy is a condition that changes the way your body uses and stores fat. Certain medications used to treat HIV can cause lipodystrophy. A person may […]
Hypertonic Dehydration: What You Need to KnowMedically reviewed by Nancy L. Moyer, MD on September 4, 2018 — Written by Ana GotterSymptomsCausesDiagnosisTreatmentOutlook What is hypertonic dehydration? Hypertonic dehydration occurs when there’s an imbalance of water and salt in your body. Losing too much water while keeping too much salt in the fluid outside your cells […]
Popcorn Lung: How to Prevent and Treat This Respiratory DiseaseMedically reviewed by Adithya Cattamanchi, MD on September 4, 2018 — Written by Jane ChertoffSymptomsCausesE-cigarettesDiagnosisX-rayTreatmentPreventionOutlook What is popcorn lung? Bronchiolitis obliterans is a rare form of lung disease. It’s commonly called popcorn lung. Popcorn lung results in scarring and inflammation to the bronchioles. These are the […]
13 Fatigue-Fighting Hacks to Supercharge Your MorningsMedically reviewed by Debra Sullivan, PhD, MSN, RN, CNE, COI on September 6, 2018 — Written by Sarah GaroneWhen waking up is hard to do, consider the following strategies.We’ve all had those mornings when we just can’t shake a feeling of sluggishness, even when we’ve technically gotten enough sleep. […]
Calculus of Gallbladder with Acute CholecystitisMedically reviewed by Daniel Murrell, MD on September 5, 2018 — Written by Raihan KhalidSymptomsCausesRisk factorsDiagnosisTreatmentOutlook What is calculus of gallbladder with acute cholecystitis? The gallbladder is an expandable pear-shaped organ located beneath your liver. The gallbladder stores bile — a dark green fluid that helps your body digest and […]
Cutting an Ingrown Toenail Yourself or at the Doctor’s, and WhenMedically reviewed by William Morrison, MD on September 4, 2018 — Written by Noreen Iftikhar, MDHow to cut itMedical treatmentPreventionSigns to see a doctorCausesThe takeaway The common, curly ingrown toenail An ingrown toenail is a common condition. It usually affects your big toe. Ingrown nails […]
SepsisMedically reviewed by Steven Kim, MD and Debra Sullivan, PhD, MSN, CNE, COIee on August 31, 2018 — Written by Krista O'Connell and Valencia HigueraSymptomsEffectsCausesRisksNewbornsSeniorsSpreadingDiagnosisCriteriaTreatmentRecoveryPreventionOutlook What is sepsis? Sepsis is a life-threatening illness caused by your body’s response to an infection. Your immune system protects you from many illnesses and infections, but it’s also possible […]
Anal FissureMedically reviewed by Judith Marcin, MD on August 29, 2018 — Written by Rose Kivi and Matthew SolanSymptomsCausesRisksDiagnosisTreatmentPreventionTakeaway What is an anal fissure? An anal fissure is a small cut or tear in the lining of the anus. The crack in the skin causes severe pain and some bright red bleeding during and after […]
All About Antiphospholipid Syndrome (Hughes Syndrome)Medically reviewed by Daniel Murrell, MD on August 31, 2018 — Written by Kathryn WatsonSymptomsCausesDiagnosisTreatmentDiet and exerciseOutlook Overview Hughes syndrome, also known as “sticky blood syndrome” or antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), is an autoimmune condition that affects the way that your blood cells bind together, or clot. Hughes syndrome is considered […]
Can a Hemorrhoid Burst?Medically reviewed by Judith Marcin, MD on August 29, 2018 — Written by Ana Gotter and Kelly MorrellWhat happensBleeding timeTreatmentSee a doctorOutlook What are hemorrhoids? Hemorrhoids, also called piles, are enlarged veins in your rectum and anus. For some, they don’t cause symptoms. But for others, they can lead to itching, burning, […]
High Cortisol Symptoms: What Do They Mean?Medically reviewed by Holly Ernst, PA-C on August 31, 2018 — Written by Adrienne Santos-LonghurstSymptomsMeaningSee a doctorTakeaway What is cortisol? Cortisol is known as the stress hormone because of its role in the body’s stress response. But cortisol is about more than just stress. This steroid hormone is made […]
What Causes Vaginal Yeast Infections to Develop After Penetrative Sex?Medically reviewed by Valinda Riggins Nwadike, MD, MPH on August 31, 2018 — Written by Kathryn WatsonWhy it happensPartner transmissionOral sexOther causesTreatmentSee a doctorTips for prevention Is it possible? Vaginal yeast infections aren’t considered a sexually transmitted infection, but they can develop after vaginal intercourse. That […]
SymptomsCausesDiagnosisTreatmentRecoveryOutcome Overview The most common cause of a broken knuckle is punching a hard surface, such as a wall or a door. Other common causes include fights, contact sports, and accidental falls. Broken knuckles, also known as metacarpal fractures, are common. They account for approximately 18 to 44 percent of all hand fractures. Just over […]
Causes and symptomsPicturesTreatmentSeek medical helpSummary Overview Your toenails serve a purpose, which is to protect your toes. They’re made from keratin, which is the same protein that makes up your skin, hair, and fingernails. It’s keratin that makes them tough and resilient to daily wear and tear. Friction from your shoes, your level of physical […]
CausesSymptomsTreatmentTakeaway Tuberculosis and bone tuberculosis Tuberculosis is an extremely infectious disease caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It’s one of the top-10 causes of death worldwide. Tuberculosis (TB) is most common in developing countries, but more than 9,000 cases were reported in the United States in 2016. Tuberculosis is preventable, and if it’s contracted and […]
SymptomsCausesDiagnosisTreatmentHealing timeComplicationsOutlook Overview Your ribcage consists of 12 pairs of ribs. In addition to protecting your heart and lungs, your ribs also support many of the muscles in your upper body. As a result, breaking a rib can make everyday activities very painful. Given their position in the body, broken ribs are usually left to […]
CausesOutlook Overview Ear pain and infections are common and can cause serious discomfort. While pain is sometimes the only symptom, an ear infection or a more serious condition may be accompanied by pus or other drainage. Pus is usually associated with bacterial buildup. If you notice pus or other drainage coming from your ears, consult […]
CausesWhen to see a doctorOutlook Overview White eye discharge in one or both of your eyes is often an indication of irritation or an eye infection. In other cases, this discharge or “sleep” may just be a buildup of oil and mucus that accumulates while you’re resting. White eye discharge may not be an initial […]
CausesOther symptomsMore causesTreatmentTakeaway Overview If you notice you’re peeing a lot — meaning that you’re urinating more often than what’s normal for you — it’s possible your frequent urination could be an early sign of diabetes. However, there are many potential causes of frequent urination, including some that are harmless. It’s important to understand the […]
CausesUpper lip vs. lower lipOne side of mouthTreatmentSeeking medical helpSummary Swollen lips in the morning Waking up with a swollen lip can be an alarming discovery, especially if there wasn’t an obvious mouth injury the day before. In addition to sudden trauma to the mouth, there are several common conditions that can cause swollen lips […]
Overview Some people think tapeworms only affect animals. But while these infections can occur in cows and pigs, it isn’t an animal-specific condition. Tapeworms can also infect humans, although it’s not a common infection. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates there are less than 1,000 new tapeworm infections in humans in the […]
CausesSymptomsTreatmentTakeaway Overview A frequent urge to urinate can be very disruptive. But a constant urge to pee without the relief of being able to can become unbearably frustrating. This condition affects both men and women. The good news is, it’s easily treatable. There are many different causes, symptoms, and treatments to resolve this condition. Causes […]
SpasmTinnitusTakeaway Overview It’s rare, but sometimes the muscles that control the tension of the eardrum have an involuntary contraction or spasm, similar to a twitch you may feel in a muscle elsewhere in your body, like your leg or your eye. Eardrum spasm The tensor tympani and stapedius muscles in your middle ear are protective. […]
RecoveryBleedingTimelineTips for recoveryTakeaway When do tonsillectomy scabs form? According to the American Academy of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, most tonsillectomies in children are done to correct breathing issues related to sleep apnea. It’s often combined with the removal of adenoids as well. About 20 percent of tonsillectomies in children are done because of […]
CausesMultiple symptomsTreatmentSeeking medical helpSummary Overview Tingling or numbness in your buttocks that lasts just a few minutes after sitting on a hard chair for an extended period is not uncommon and not usually a cause for concern. If the numbness is ongoing or accompanied by other symptoms, such as leg or back pain, a visit […]
TypesCausesTreatmentPreventionSummary Overview When a blister forms between two toes, mild discomfort can give way to real pain, especially if you’re spending a lot of time on your feet. There are two main types of interdigital toe blisters: those caused by friction and those not due to friction. Blisters not due to friction that form directly […]
CausesSymptomsTreatmentTakeaway Corns Corns are a common skin condition. Although corns occur more often on a person’s toes and feet, they may develop at points of high pressure on the fingers and hands. Corns are a thickening of the outer layer of the skin in areas that experience frequent amounts of friction. In fact, corns (like […]
TendonitisSymptomsTrigger fingerTreatmentSurgeryPreventionOutlook Overview Tendonitis usually occurs when you repeatedly injure or overuse a tendon. Tendons are the tissue that attach your muscles to your bones. Tendonitis in your finger can occur from repetitive straining due to leisure or work-related activities. If you think that you might be suffering from tendonitis, visit your doctor. They’ll likely […]
Seek immediate carePossible causesTreatmentPreventionTakeaway Overview Everyone experiences a headache from time to time. It’s even possible to have a headache that lasts for more than one day. There are many reasons why a headache can last a while, from hormonal changes to more serious underlying conditions. While it can be alarming for a headache to […]
TriggersManagement guidelinesSee a doctorPreventionTakeaway What is a sickle cell crisis? Sickle cell anemia (SCA), also known as sickle cell disease, is an inherited red blood cell (RBC) disorder. It’s the result of a genetic mutation that causes misshapen RBCs. SCA gets its name from the crescent shape of the RBCs, which resembles a farm tool […]
Why Is My Shoulder Numb? Medically reviewed by Gregory Minnis, DPT on August 30, 2018 — Written by Noreen Iftikhar, MD Symptoms Causes Pinch in the neck or back Tendinitis Bursitis Arthritis Dislocation Osteophytosis Other causes Treatment Diagnosis The takeaway Numbness comes down to nerves If your shoulder is numb, the nerves in your […]
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Full vs. partial Causes Treatment Emergency medical assistance Summary Full-thickness burn definition Burns are divided into three types, from first-degree, which is the least serious type, to third-degree, which is extremely serious. Full-thickness burns are third-degree burns. With this type of burn, all layers of the skin — epidermis and dermis — are destroyed, […]
CausesTriggersTreatmentOutlook Overview Headaches are defined as pain in any region of your head. The pain can range from your temples and forehead to the base of your neck or behind your eyes. A number of different headache types or other conditions can cause aches behind one or both eyes. In addition to pain, headaches in […]
Medically reviewed by Stacy Sampson, DO on August 30, 2018 — Written by Scott Frothingham
Warum bluten Hämorrhoiden? Ein besonders harter Stuhl kann die Oberfläche einer Hämorrhoide beschädigen und zu Blutungen führen. Dies kann sowohl bei inneren als auch bei äußeren Hämorrhoiden vorkommen. In einigen Fällen kann eine thrombosierte Hämorrhoide platzen, wenn sie zu voll wird, was zu Blutungen führt. Das Blut einer Hämorrhoide sieht auf einem Stück Toilettenpapier hellrot …
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Was ist Morbus Crohn? Morbus Crohn ist eine Art entzündliche Darmerkrankung. Bis zu 780.000 Amerikaner haben diese Krankheit. Mehr Forschung über Morbus Crohn ist notwendig. Die Forscher sind sich nicht sicher, wie es beginnt, wer es am ehesten entwickelt oder wie man es am besten handhabt. Trotz großer Fortschritte in der Behandlung in den letzten …
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Was ist eine Pilzinfektion? Pilzinfektionen können jeden betreffen, und sie können an mehreren Stellen des Körpers auftreten. Ein Sportler mit Fußpilz, ein Baby mit Drossel und eine Frau mit einer vaginalen Hefeinfektion sind nur einige Beispiele. Pilze sind Mikroorganismen, die sich durch eine Substanz in ihren Zellwänden auszeichnen, die als Chitin bezeichnet wird. Einige Pilze, …
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Was ist ein akustisches Trauma? Ein akustisches Trauma ist eine Verletzung des Innenohres, die oft durch einen hochdeziblen Lärm verursacht wird. Diese Verletzung kann nach der Exposition gegenüber einem einzelnen, sehr lauten Lärm oder durch die Exposition gegenüber Geräuschen mit signifikanten Dezibel über einen längeren Zeitraum auftreten. Einige Kopfverletzungen können bei einem Trommelfellbruch oder anderen …
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Ob eine allergische Reaktion auf ein Waschmittel oder ein Symptom einer Grunderkrankung, juckende Hüften können unangenehm sein. Werfen wir einen Blick auf die häufigsten Ursachen von juckenden Hüften und Ihre Behandlungsmöglichkeiten. Ursachen für Juckreiz in den Hüften Juckreiz ist ein häufiges Symptom mit vielen möglichen Ursachen. Die folgenden sind die häufigsten Gründe, warum Ihre Hüften …
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Scharfe, stechende Bauchschmerzen, die kommen und gehen, können verwirrend und sogar beängstigend sein. Diese Art von tiefen, inneren Schmerzen in Ihrem Bauch kann darauf hinweisen, dass Ihre Gesundheit gefährdet ist. Während in einigen Fällen starke Magenschmerzen auf Verdauungsstörungen zurückgeführt werden können, erfordern die meisten Fälle von starken Schmerzen im Bauchbereich eine ärztliche Diagnose und sofortige …
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was tun, wenn du Ohren hast, die rausstecken Jeder Mensch hat unterschiedliche Vorstellungen von bestimmten körperlichen Merkmalen. Die Ohren sind da keine Ausnahme. Zwei Personen könnten sich das gleiche Ohrenpaar anschauen, wobei eine Person Ohren sieht, die gut aussehen, während die andere das Gefühl hat, zu sehr herauszustechen. Wenn du, ein Freund oder ein geliebter …
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Ein ungleichmäßiger Brustkorb kann das Ergebnis eines Traumas, eines Geburtsfehlers oder einer anderen Erkrankung sein. Wenn Ihr Brustkorb nur geringfügig ungleichmäßig ist, können Sie Ihren Gesundheitszustand durch wiederholtes Dehnen und Trainieren verbessern. Bei schwerwiegenderen Fällen von Unebenheiten im Brustkorb kann es erforderlich sein, diese chirurgisch zu beheben. Manchmal kann eine maßgefertigte Zahnspange Ihren Brustkorb korrigieren. …
6 Ursachen für einen unebenen Brustkorb und wie man ihn repariert Weiterlesen »
Taubheitsgefühle, Kribbeln oder Gefühllosigkeit in den Unterschenkeln können ein vorübergehendes Erlebnis sein, nachdem man sich zu lange hingesetzt hat. Manchmal sagen wir, dass unsere Gliedmaßen “ einschlafen “ gehen. Es kann auch ein Warnzeichen für viele schwerwiegende Krankheitsbilder sein. Es ist wichtig zu wissen, worauf man achten muss und wie man weiß, wann es an …
Taubheitsgefühle im Unterschenkel: Ursachen und häusliche Behandlungen Weiterlesen »
Ist deine Brust schief, ungleichmäßig oder unsymmetrisch? Eine ungleichmäßige Brustkorb ist häufiger anzutreffen, als Sie vielleicht denken. Es kann das Ergebnis relativ unkomplizierter Ursachen sein, die einfach zu beheben sind, oder es kann das Ergebnis einer medizinischen Erkrankung sein, die eine Operation oder Behandlung erforderlich macht. Ursachen für ungleichmäßige Brustmuskulatur Manchmal sind ungleichmäßige Brustmuskeln das …
Ursachen für ungleichmäßige Brustmuskulatur (und 5 Möglichkeiten, sie zu behandeln!) Weiterlesen »
Wenn du Schleim aushustest oder Schleim deine Nase hinunter läuft, beachtest du ihn wahrscheinlich nicht, es sei denn, du bemerkst eine verblüffende Farbveränderung. Schwarze oder dunkle Schleimhäute oder Schleim können besonders beunruhigend sein, und das aus gutem Grund. Es kann oft auf eine schwere Erkrankung oder eine Exposition gegenüber ungesunden Schadstoffen hindeuten. Das bloße Vorhandensein …
Was verursacht schwarzen Schleim, Auswurf und Rotz? Weiterlesen »
Ist Ihr Augapfel geschwollen, prall oder geschwollen? Eine Infektion, ein Trauma oder eine andere Vorerkrankung kann die Ursache sein. Lesen Sie weiter, um fünf mögliche Ursachen, ihre Symptome und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten zu erfahren. Wenn Sie Probleme beim Sehen haben oder Ihre Augen sichtbar nach vorne geschoben werden, konsultieren Sie so schnell wie möglich einen Arzt, bevor …
5 mögliche Ursachen für geschwollene Augen und Behandlung Weiterlesen »
Arthrose ist die häufigste Form der Arthritis. Sie wird als degenerative Gelenkerkrankung bezeichnet und kann jedes Gelenk im Knochenbau betreffen. Es ist Haupthilfsmittel umfassen das Nehmen des Ingwers auf einem leeren Magen mit einem Bit des schwarzen Pfeffers, das Nehmen von Gelbwurz in der Kapselform, das Nehmen des Apfelessigs, das Essen des Honigs mit Zimt, …
Was ist Arthrose? 11 Tipps für die Behandlung zu Hause Weiterlesen »
Blähungen oder Gas sind ein häufiges Gesundheitsproblem. Das Leiden an Blähungen könnte unglaublich ärgerlich werden. Ernährungswissenschaftler vermuten, dass regelmäßiges Gas auch ein Symptom eines Magenproblems sein könnte. Daher müssen Sie in diesem Zusammenhang besondere Vorkehrungen treffen. Verschiedene Faktoren wie Verdauungsstörungen, Bewegungsmangel, Überernährung usw. tragen zur gesundheitlichen Beeinträchtigung bei. Blähungen können jeden betreffen, vom Säugling bis …
Was verursacht Blähungen? 13 Heimwege entfernen es schnell Weiterlesen »
Während es eine Reihe von verschiedenen Arten von diagnostizierter Hepatitis gibt, haben sie alle Gemeinsamkeiten, da sie Entzündungen in der Leber verursachen. Von den vielen verschiedenen Hepatitis-Subtypen gilt Hepatitis C als die schwerste und häufigste Form, von der weltweit mehr als 85 Millionen Menschen betroffen sind. Die gute Nachricht ist jedoch, dass es durch die …
Top 11 Symptome und Warnzeichen von Hepatitis c Weiterlesen »
