Body & Health Conditions Articles

Do you have a lump under your skin that you suspect is a sebaceous cyst? It probably isn't, as pilar and epidermal cysts (often referred to as sebaceous cysts) are more common. You'll still want to be rid of it, though, and here's what you can expect.

Pain under your ribs when breathing is a very non-specific finding that can open up a "Pandora's Box" of possibilities. Some etiologies can be quite innocent in nature but it could also suggest that there is something more severe happening inside of you.

Huffing, puffing, wheezing, and cough might not be anything serious, but sometimes it is. Only your doctor can tell you for sure, but here are some possibilities for the causes of cough and shortness of breath.

There are many reports of teenagers and older people alike listening to loud music, and later in life experiencing this persistent ringing in their ears. It's called tinnitus and it's annoying.

Do you let your diabetes control slide? Do you "forget" to see your doctor every three months? Here are some symptoms of high hemoglobin A1C that tell you that changes in your diabetes care are a must.

Hemorrhoids are a very common medical occurrence and in most cases, they can be managed without radical medical intervention. Here, we will review some alternative treatment options that can be recommended for the treatment of hemorrhoids.

COVID-19 isn't, we're fast becoming aware, a "one and done" affair; many patients continue to suffer from symptoms that decrease their quality of life months after. Some countries are starting with COVID-19 rehab programs to help these patients recover.

When it comes to the smell of stools, it can be an unpleasant but important discussion that you need to have with your doctor if your stools are starting to smell more metallic in nature. Here, we will look at the reasons why that could be the case.

Sinusitis is an inflammation of the mucous membranes found within one or more of the sinuses. Sinusitis lasting anything from a few days up to a month is called acute sinusitis.

Drinking alcohol can cause of a lot of health problems like headaches, weight gain and liver damage but is there also a potential link between drinking alcohol and the development of lower back pain. Read more to find out if there really is a link.