Healthy articles

A fever is one of the most common flu symptoms, and it's not usually something to be worried about. How do you treat a high fever, and when is it time to call a doctor?

Fatigue is a common issue in people with underactive thyroid gland, but it can be improved if you take your medications regularly, eat a healthy diet rich in vitamins and low in added sugars, and exercise from time to time, among other things.

ALS is a progressive disease with symptoms that vary between individuals based on the type of ALS. Generally, the progression of ALS can be divided into three categories – early stage, middle stage and late stage.

Is it safe to get a flu shot during pregnancy? The short answer is "yes, but catching influenza is more dangerous while you're expecting a baby". Here's what else you need to know.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a neurological disorder that affects muscle movement. There are two different types of ALS, sporadic and familial (genetic). While the prognosis for ALS is generally poor, several factors can cause the prognosis to vary.

Are you depressed, feeling alone, and sure nobody else understands what you're going through? Depression may be more common than you think — and treatment more likely to be successful.

Mental ill-health is common and anxiety the most common form. It may be caused by a variety of factors and present in different ways. There are five key types of disorder which have different diagnostic criteria and different treatment approaches.

Change is inevitable as you approach the menopause — but are you seeing the kinds of changes you want? Including workouts you enjoy into your life will help battle weight gain, hot flashes, osteoporosis, and muscle loss. What exercise is right for you?

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways. Although more common in children, asthma can appear at any age. Knowing important facts about asthma and sticking to doctor's advice can make the life of these patients a lot easier.

The perimenopause is a time of big changes, and your breasts are no exception. What should every woman approaching the menopause know about breast health?