Body & Health Conditions Articles

Fibromyalgia and irritable bowel syndrome have more in common than you may first think, including some treatment strategies. What can you do to find relief if you suffer from both conditions?

Most people know that pain is one of the primary symptoms of fibromyalgia, but a phenomenon known as the "fibro fog" that interferes with clear thinking can hit fibromyalgia patients even harder. What can be done to treat it?

Pain may be the most characteristic symptom of fibromyalgia, but it isn't the only one, as patients also experience tender points, fatigue, and stiffness.

Dry and itchy skin is a common part of underactive thyroid problems. This can be relieved with good ointments and hormone replacement therapy. If your problems seem to not go away, visit a dermatologists to rule out other possible causes.

Weight gain is a common outcome of having hypothyroidism. Losing the extra pounds can turn into quite a challenge, but with a few dietary changes and workouts those stubborn pounds will probably melt away.

ALS is a neurodegenerative disorder that currently has no cure. Studies have implicated the role of the immune system in ALS and researchers are investigating the use of immunotherapy as a strategy to slow down disease progression.

The link between irritable bowel syndrome and frequent bowel movements may not be obvious in most cases. Not only is IBS one of the most under diagnosed diseases in the world, patients can also present with long-term constipation. So what is the link?

With some research showing that endometriosis patients have higher rates of thyroid dysfunction, concretely autoimmune thyroid disease, do you need to be on the lookout for symptoms?

An overview of what urticaria is and how to treat the hives with both medical and natural solutions.

A detailed overview of everything related to tree nut allergies and what you should know if you think you may be having a reaction.