Signs Your Cortisol Levels Are High
Cortisol levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day. However, it's best to know when levels get too high. Luckily, there are a number of signs that can help.
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Why Incontinence After Pregnancy Is So Common
After having a baby, your bladder control may not be as strong as it was pre-pregnancy. Here's why postpartum incontinence is so common. -
Is It Safe To Drink Alcohol When Taking Mucinex?
Many medications can help you feel better when catching a cold, like Mucinex. However, some wonder if it's safe to drink alcohol while on the medication. -
LASIK Versus PRK: Which Eye Surgery Is Best For You?
In order to get perfect vision, many opt for a solution like LASIK or PRK. To decide which procedure to go with, it's best to have all the information on hand. -
Signs You Could Have High Levels Of Dopamine
When dopamine levels are low, people may experience a lack of motivation and decreased happiness. But high dopamine levels can also affect the body and mind. -
11 Uncommon Triggers Of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease with no clear known cause, but there are many potential risk factors and triggers -- some of which are less common. -
Why You Should Never Use The Same Razor You Shave Your Body With To Shave Your Face
Because our skin is so different from one area to the next, certain parts of our body - like our face - are best served with different razors. Here's why. -
How Are You Diagnosed With Crohn's Disease?
Diagnosing Crohn's disease can be a little challenging. Here's how to go about ruling out other conditions, getting a diagnosis, and pursuing treatment. -
The Negative Impact UTIs Can Have On Your Quality Of Life
A urinary tract infection, or UTI, is an unpleasant and often uncomfortable infection that impacts the urinary tract. Here's how it can affect quality of life. -
How Lupus Affects Your Oral Health
In people with lupus, the body begins to attack itself. In some cases, the mouth can be affected, which presents various challenges to oral health. -
Tips On Preparing For A Mammogram
Mammograms are a standard procedure recommended for all women with breast tissue over age 50. Here's what you should know ahead of time to prepare. -
Tips For Weaning Off Zoloft
When stopping Zoloft, especially too quickly, you may experience certain unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Here's what you need to know about weaning off Zoloft. -
What To Expect When Taking Accutane
Accutane, also known as isotretinoin, is used to treat acne that has not responded to other treatments. It can have several side effects. Here's what to know. -
An Immunologist Debunks 5 Common Myths About Seasonal Allergies
In an interview with Health Digest, Dr. Purvi Parikh, an adult and pediatric allergist, addresses five seasonal allergy myths and the facts behind each. -
How Long Are You Contagious When You Have Bronchitis?
Characterized by a hacking cough that can linger for upwards of two weeks, many may wonder how long they may be contagious when catching the infection. -
How Many Types Of UTIs Are There?
While many people may know what a urinary tract infection (UTI) is, perhaps not everyone is aware of how many different types of UTIs there are. -
How Thyroid Dysfunction May Lead To Diabetes
If your doctor diagnoses you with a thyroid condition, you are not alone. At least 12% of Americans will develop thyroid dysfunction in their lifetime. -
Infectious Disease Expert Weighs In On Whether A Polio Epidemic Can Happen Again
After the COVID-19 and mpox outbreaks, you may have questions about other pandemics. Health Digest spoke with Dr. Park to ask if a polio epidemic could happen. -
Eli Lilly Becomes First Pharmaceutical Company To Cap Insulin Prices For Those On Private Insurance
Good news is on the horizon for those who take insulin as pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly plans to lower costs for this potentially life-saving medication. -
Omeprazole Explained: Usage, Doses, And Side Effects
Omeprazole is a drug commonly used to treat acid reflux and related conditions. Here's what you should know about its uses, dosage, and side effects. -
Long-Term Birth Control: Are There Any Risks To Prolonged Use?
While birth control is generally considered safe for most women, many still remain skeptical about the potential health risks, especially when used for a while. -
Infectious Disease Expert: What To Know About Drug-Resistant Stomach Bug, Shigella
In an interview with Health Digest, infectious disease expert Dr. Linda Yancey tells us what we should know about the drug-resistant stomach bug, Shigella. -
FDA Advisers Back Pfizer RSV Vaccine For Seniors Despite Key Concerns
An FDA panel recently voted in favor of Pfizer's RSV vaccine despite some concerning health issues that arose during clinical trials. -
Why You Should Think Twice Before Getting Your Nose Hair Waxed
Thinking about removing your nose hairs? It's best to know the potential risks of waxing your nose hairs before doing so. Here's what you need to know. -
Common Causes Of Stiff Knees After Sitting
Our knee joint is one of the joints in our body, most primed for mobility. But it is also among those most prone to stiffness. Here's what to look out for. -
Is It Safe To Undergo Chemotherapy When Pregnant?
Cancer treatments like chemotherapy may seem impossible to undergo while pregnant, but if done at the correct time, it may still be a safe treatment. -
Can You Spread Cellulitis To Other People?
Cellulitis is a bacterial skin infection that may appear anywhere on the body. Therefore, some may be curious to know if it's actually contagious.
