Purpura Vs Bruise: What's The Difference?
Purpura rash is often confused with a bruise, but the two are actually different. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Purpura? Causes, Symptoms, And Treatment
Purpura is a rash in which small spots of blood appear on the skin. Here's what you need to know about purpura, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment. -
What Triggers Panic Attacks?
Understanding the possible triggers and causes of panic attacks can significantly help improve your quality of life. Here are some of the most common ones. -
The Link Between IBD And Mental Health Issues Explained
Those with an inflammatory bowel disease are also often plagued by mental health issues. Here we delve into the connection between them. -
Eye Concerns You Should Always Bring Up To Your Doctor
Some eye problems are no big deal. But some of the most serious eye problems don't have any noticeable symptoms until the diseases reach their later stages. -
Can Massage Help Relieve A Pinched Nerve In Your Neck?
A pinched nerve can be incredibly painful and may potentially affect your day-to-day life. Can a visit to a massage therapist help give you some relief? -
Babesiosis: What To Know About The Tick-Borne Disease
The rising number of babesiosis cases shouldn't be ignored. It's beneficial to learn about this relatively rare but potentially fatal tick-borne infection. -
Are Growing Pains A Real Thing?
While you'll often hear caregivers say "They grow up so fast," is it really our physical growth that's responsible for the growing pains of childhood? -
Should You Work Out When In The Midst Of A Gout Flare?
If you regularly exercise, you may wonder how safe it is to work out during a gout flare. Here's what to know about working out when you have gout. -
What To Expect During Treatment For Breast Cancer, According To An Oncologist
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, oncologist Irene M. Kang, M.D., shares what to expect when you're getting treated for breast cancer. -
Gina Rodriguez's Experience With Hashimoto's Disease Explained
"Jane the Virgin" actress Gina Rodriguez has Hashimoto's disease and has been on a journey to take control over her health. Read on to learn more. -
Scientists Alarmed That Bacteria Found In Recalled Eyedrops Can Spread Between People
Health experts have found that the deadly bacterial infection found in recently recalled EzriCare Artificial Tears products can spread from person to person. -
An Oncologist On What To Expect After Being Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, breast medical oncologist Dr. Ashley Pariser explains what to expect once diagnosed with breast cancer. -
How To Quickly Decongest Your Nose Without Medication
Nasal congestion occurs when the nasal cavity is swollen and there is a buildup of mucus. These are some ways to quickly decongest your nose without medication. -
Smoking Isn't The Only Risk For Women When It Comes To Lung Cancer
Cigarette smoking accounts for up to 90% of all lung cancer deaths in the United States. In addition to smoking, however, there are other risk factors to watch. -
Pediatric Infectious Disease Expert Shares Tips On How To Prevent Norovirus In Children
In the U.S., there are about 2,500 annual norovirus outbreaks. This is what an infectious disease expert says can help prevent its spread in children. -
Why Endometriosis Can Be So Hard To Treat
Though as many as 10% of women have endometriosis, the condition remains hard to diagnose and treat. Why is this? -
Fasting Headache Pain: Prevention Tips And How To Get Relief
A remedy for fasting headache pain is to eat, but that might not be possible for some. However, there are ways to prevent fasting headaches and get relief. -
Can Laughing Too Hard Be Dangerous For Your Health?
With laughter being such an integral part of being human, can it have some negative effects? Here are some potential downsides to side-splitting laughter. -
3D Imaging May Be The Future Of Effective Mammograms
While 2D mammograms are the current standard of care in detecting breast cancer, they may be replaced by 3D mammograms in the future. Here's what research says. -
Can You Still Work Out With A UTI? Yes, With Caveats
If you have a UTI, you can still exercise safely while you're healing -- but there are some things to keep in mind. -
What To Expect During Treatment For Ovarian Cancer, According To An Oncologist
Those diagnosed with ovarian cancer will naturally wonder what happens next when treatment begins. Health Digest spoke with an expert to find out. -
How To Prevent A Crohn's Disease Flare-Up
Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory condition, and while there's no cure, a treatment plan can help manage symptoms and prevent flare-ups. -
Does A Butterfly Rash Always Mean You Have Lupus?
A butterfly rash is a symptom of lupus, but does the presence of a butterfly rash always mean that you have lupus? Or could it be caused by other things? -
Know The Early Signs Of Colorectal Cancer
Screening for colorectal cancer usually begins at 45 years old. Get ahead of colorectal cancer by paying close attention to what your body is telling you. -
Asthma Getting Worse At Night Is More Common Than You Think. Here's Why
Some people with asthma may notice that their symptoms worsen at night, but why is this the case? Read on to learn more. -
A Urologist Gives Top Tips On How To Prevent Kidney Stones
Kidney stones are a common and painful ailment, but there are certain things you can do to help avoid them. Here are some expert tips from a urologist.
