Are Allergies Causing You To Feel Dizzy?
Dizziness can be caused by many things including dehydration, ear infections, certain medications, low blood sugar, and anxiety. But what about allergies?
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Inside The Connection Between Stress And MS
MS is an autoimmune disease characterized by inflammation of the central nervous system. However, there is also an important interplay between MS and stress.
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A Rheumatologist Debunks Myths About Lupus Diagnosis
In an exclusive interview, Health Digest spoke with Dr. Anca Askanase, rheumatologist and Professor of Medicine, to learn more about popular lupus myths.
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How Crohn's Disease Can Affect Your Weight
In some cases, people with Crohn's disease may also experience additional symptoms such as reduced appetite and weight loss. Here's what to look out for.
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What Are Plantar Warts And How Do You Treat Them?
It is important to treat plantar warts promptly, as they can become painful and might interfere with daily activities. Here's how to identify and treat them.
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What Is Causing You To Wake Up With Heartburn?
Many people with GERD notice that they wake up with heartburn. Talk about a rude awakening! So, what causes heartburn in the morning? Let's take a look.
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Is There A Link Between Diabetes And Hair Loss?
Diabetes is a medical condition in which the body cannot produce or effectively use insulin. It turns out that diabetes might also contribute to hair loss.
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Tips For Lowering Your Risk Of Glaucoma
Glaucoma can lead to total vision loss but fortunately, there are lifestyle changes you can make to help lower your risk of developing the condition.
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Study Shows How 20 Minutes Of Exercise A Day Can Keep A Hospital Stay Away
A new study found that just 20 minutes of physical activity each day can decrease your risk of hospitalization for a number of diseases.
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What Is Insulin Resistance And Who Is At Risk?
Your pancreas makes insulin which helps to regulate glucose levels in the blood. When this doesn't happen, however, insulin resistance may be to blame.
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MLB Champion And Broadcaster Tim McCarver's Cause Of Death Explained
Tim McCarver, the All-Star catcher and famous broadcaster, has died at the age of 81.
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Does Lupus Affect Your Gastrointestinal Health?
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes inflammation and tissue damage and may affect various body parts. But can it also affect your GI tract?
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The 4 Stages Of COPD Explained
COPD is a chronic respiratory condition that affects the lungs and makes it difficult for people to breathe. Here are the four stages of COPD.
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Breast Cancer: A Comprehensive Guide
Breast cancer affects both men and women of any ethnic background, at any stage of life. Here's a comprehensive guide to help reduce your risk of breast cancer.
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Are Constipation And Tenesmus Linked?
Experiencing constipation and tenesmus may give off a similar feeling. Therefore, some people may be wondering if the two could be linked together.
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Tips For Dealing With Bathroom Anxiety When You Have Crohn's Disease
Aside from physical symptoms, Crohn's disease can also take a toll on emotional and mental health. If you struggle with bathroom anxiety, here are a few tips.
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What Puts You At A Higher Risk For COPD?
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a family of diseases that restrict your ability to breathe. Here are the factors that put you at higher risk.
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Bernie Mac's Cause Of Death Explained
The world lost a great talent when Bernie Mac died in 2008. Read on to learn more about the health conditions that contributed to the star's early death.
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Study Suggests Opting For The Vaccine Could Reduce Your Risk Of Post-COVID Diabetes
There are many reasons to get a COVID vaccine, with a recent study finding that those who are vaccinated have a reduced risk of developing post-COVID diabetes.
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Will The Opioid Overdose Antidote, Narcan, Soon Be Sold Over The Counter?
The drug that reverses opioid overdoses, Narcan, is available without a prescription but you still need to talk to a pharmacist to get it. That may soon change.
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Morgan Stewart's Thyroid Condition Explained
The TV host learned that her postpartum symptoms were caused by hyperthyroidism, a condition that can cause serious bone, heart, muscle, and fertility issues.
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Simple New Questionnaire Could Lead To Quick COPD Diagnosis
COPD affects up to 15 million people around the United States. To help diagnose COPD earlier, a new screening tool has come out. But how effective is it?
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How Growing Up With A Family Dog Could Lower Your Risk For Crohn's Disease
Science shows that man's best friend comes with a host of physical and mental health benefits for humans.
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Why A Rise In Norovirus Cases Is Being Seen Throughout The US
Norovirus cases are on the rise compared to last year. What's driving the jump in infection numbers and do experts think we should be concerned?
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How Watching The Super Bowl Can Affect Your Heart
The nail-biting anticipation of the big game is what makes Super Bowl Sunday so pleasurable. However, all of this enjoyment might come at a cost to your heart.
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Diet And Male Pattern Baldness: Is There A Link?
Half of the world's men will start to lose hair by the time they reach 50 years old. But is there any link between male pattern baldness and diet?
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Symptoms Of Angioedema Explained
Angioedema refers to swelling in the body, often but not always resulting from an allergy. Here's what you should know about this condition.
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