Body & Health Conditions Articles

If patients are already aware that they have an enlarged prostate, then they should pay close attention to the warning signs of a UTI.

It’s unclear still how UTIs and bladder cancer relate. However, they do have similar symptoms, which is just another reason it’s important to follow up with a physician regarding suspicion of a UTI.

Hydrating properly can help the body flush out the infection faster. Drinking more helps produce more urine, which in turn removes the bacteria from the urinary tract.

Crepitus is a term that refers to the sounds that your joints make. While usually harmless, it can sometimes signal an underlying disease. This article outlines the potential causes, diagnosis and treatment of crepitus.

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis, one of the common subtypes of arthritis, are more likely to develop rheumatoid nodules. These are the 14 things you should know about rheumatoid nodules if you have rheumatoid arthritis.

Patients with arthritis are more likely to have joint deformities. This article outlines 5 different things arthritis patients should know about joint deformities.

Arthritis is the most common cause of joint pain, swelling, stiffness and inflammation. However, there are other diseases that mimic symptoms of arthritis. This article outlines the different diseases that also cause joint pain and swelling.

UTIs have the ability to spread from the urethra to the bladder, then continue on and involve the ureters and eventually the kidneys.

All urinary tract infections are painful and annoying, some more so than others. Especially when they lead to back pain.

A woman’s anatomy makes her more susceptible to UTIs. A female’s urethra is much shorter than a males, giving a shorter road to travel to the bladder.