Body & Health Conditions Articles

Some people with arthritis of the hip will have to undergo a type of surgery known as total hip replacement. However, not everybody is a candidate for the surgery. This article outlines the characteristics if patients who are and aren't eligible.

Some patients with arthritis of the hip will have to undergo surgery. One of these types of surgeries is known as hip resurfacing surgery. This article outline the 5 things you should know about hip resurfacing surgery.

Every year, thousands of people get infected with hepatitis A, a disease associated primarily with poor hygiene. Though unpleasant, this disease usually resolves on its own after a few weeks. But, in some cases, it can result in death.

Some patients with arthritis of the hip will have to undergo hip replacement. This article outlines the differences between the two types of hip replacement: traditional hip replacement and minimally invasive hip replacement.

Patients with arthritis of the hip may have to undergo a hip replacement surgery if their arthritis is non-responsive to medication. This article outlines 6 things you should know about undergoing hip replacement surgery.

There are plenty of home remedies and things a patient can do to stay active and function normally during a UTI. What do you need to know?

Some patient with arthritis have too undergo surgeries in order to help relieve pain and restore joint motion. This article outlines the 8 different surgeries that serve as a treatment for arthritis.

Chlamydia is curable, so there’s no reason to allow it to go untreated and threaten the entire reproductive system. The same is true of a UTI, which could lead to severe consequences, such as kidney failure or even sepsis.

A UTI is a common ailment, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to go away on its own so you should always consult a doctor. What should you ask while you're there?

Pay attention to symptoms triggering the idea that something is amiss with the body, especially in the urinary tract.