People Are Using Ice To Stop Panic Attacks, But Does It Really Work?
Nowadays, a number of people on social media are using ice to stop their panic attacks. However, can it really be as simple as using ice? Here's what we know.
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Is It Safe To Take Plan B After An Abortion?
If you've recently had an abortion, you may wonder if emergency contraceptives like Plan B are safe to use. We've got the scoop. -
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. -
Can You Drink Alcohol While Taking Wellbutrin?
Wellbutrin is a medication used to treat depression, but is it safe to drink alcohol while you're using this drug? Read on to find out. -
Audiologist Gives Tips On How To Prevent Hearing Loss If You Use Headphones
If you frequently use headphones, you may be vulnerable to noise-related hearing loss. Here are some steps you can take to protect your ears. -
There's A Reason That You Get Sweaty When You Need To Throw Up
While warning signs, like gagging, may make sense, the link between sweating and vomiting may seem less obvious. However, there's a reason you get sweaty. -
Can You Perform A Paternity Test During Pregnancy?
If you are pregnant and don't know who is the baby's father, a number of options are available to test during pregnancy. Here's what you should know. -
Getting Too Much Sleep, Or Too Little? It May Increase Your Stroke Risk
A new study has revealed that both too much and too little sleep are tied to an elevated risk of stroke. Read on to learn more. -
How To Tell If Your Period Pain Is Something More Serious, According To A Gynecologist
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Rebecca Gonzalez, OBGYN, shares when the pain from your period could indicate a larger health issue. -
If Your Mood Dips After Sex, Post-Coital Dysphoria Could Be The Reason Why
Some people may be surprised to feel anxious or low after sex, but it turns out this is quite normal. Here's what you should know about post-coital dysphoria. -
What Is TMS, The Mental Health Treatment That May Improve Depression And Anxiety?
TMS is a relatively new treatment for severe depression that doesn't respond to medication treatment. Learn more about this procedure here. -
A Clinical Psychologist Shares How To Recognize Burnout And Prevent It
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Adam Gonzalez shares how to identify burnout and prevent it. -
Where You Live Can Play A Major Role In How You Sleep
Quality sleep is vital for health, but it turns out that where you live can affect how well and how much you sleep. Here's what you should know. -
The Link Between Endometriosis And Chronic Pain Explained
While chronic pain is known as a feeling of discomfort that can last a while, and endometriosis has to do with the uterus, there is a link between the two. -
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. -
What Pregnant Women Need To Consider When Dealing With Chronic Skin Disorders
During pregnancy, women can go through several skin changes. In fact, there are factors to consider when dealing with chronic skin disorders while pregnant. -
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 Keeping Your Dog Or Cat Away From The Bedroom Can Give You A Better Night's Sleep
Do you take your pet to bed with you at night? If so, you may not be getting a good night's sleep. Here's why you may want to keep your pet out of the bedroom. -
What It Means When Your Neck Pain Shoots Down Your Arm
Do you experience neck pain shooting down your arm? Here's what could be causing it, and how it might be treated. -
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. -
When To See A Dentist For Bad Breath
Occasional bad breath is normal, but persistent bad breath might be caused by a more serious health condition. Here's when to see a dentist for your bad breath. -
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. -
How To Determine If The 'Damp Lifestyle' Is Right For You
The "damp lifestyle" was popularized on TikTok as a way to strike a balance when drinking. You might want to know if the lifestyle would work well for you. -
Is It Safe To Drink Alcohol On Lexapro?
Lexapro is commonly used to treat anxiety and depression, but is it safe to drink alcohol while you're taking this drug? -
What Side Effects Can You Expect On A Long-Term Course Of Antibiotics?
Antibiotics are known for their ability to kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria. However, they can cause side effects, which can occur from long-term use. -
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?
