Body & Health Conditions Articles

Cancer, a leading cause of death, has led doctors to recommend screening tests for patients. There are many ways to screen for cancer and to detect advanced stages of the disease, but blood tests may be helpful and more convenient for most patients.

Models and influencers with diverse pigment conditions are finally being celebrated. Will this fact finally mark the end of stigma and discrimination for people with beautifully unique skin?

If you're diabetic, whether type 1 or type 2, and you often feel sick after you eat, you are not alone. Diabetic gastroparesis is one of a few possible causes, and here we'll take a look at the nature of this condition, its symptoms, and how to manage it.

Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a permanent, local expansion of the aorta, measuring at least 50 percent bigger in diameter than expected. Ultrasound plays an integral part in diagnosing AAA on time, because aortic aneurysms generally show no symptoms.

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis often develop flares, which is a period of time in which symptoms of the disease intensify. This article outlines the top 5 reasons that contribute to the development of flares in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

Boils are always a pain, but when they're on your bottom, they're a real "pain in the butt"! What can you do to treat them, and when doo you need medical assistance?

When it comes to having a UTI, it’s important to avoid anything that is going to make symptoms worse or make it more difficult to overcome the infection, like alcohol.

With it comes to medications, side effects are a very likely possibility that can reduce your quality of life. Certain medications on the market can also increase your bowel movements throughout the day. What commonly used drugs are ones to worry about?

Some patients who suffer from hypothyroidism decide to experiment with dietary supplements to ease their symptoms. In this article we explore seven crucial nutrients that help treat your underactive thyroid.

An appendicular mass is a complication of appendicitis. It is usually seen in the cases where appendicitis is left untreated or undiagnosed. It may also develop if appendicular surgery is delayed. This article will discuss appendicular mass in detail.