Body & Health Conditions Slideshows

According to estimates provided by the National Institutes of Health, 1 in every 141 Americans suffers from celiac disease. Yet, very few people understand what the disease is all about, who is more prone to develop it and how to treat it. Read on to find out some of the basics about celiac disease.

Snoring, snorting, and long periods of breathlessness throughout the night are the classic symptoms of sleep apnea, a potentially deadly disease. Here are 10 important facts everyone needs to know about this commonly undertreated condition.

They say the eyes are the doorway to the soul. When it comes to medicine, skin is a doorway to proper diagnosis. Localized skin conditions as well as systemic pathologies elicit characteristics skin changes. The information is written on the skin and it remains there for all with eyes to see.

All of us aware of the dangers of high blood pressure like coronary artery disease and stroke, but did you know that low blood pressure can be equally alarming if not more? Read on to find about low blood pressure aka hypotension, its symptoms and diagnosis and the problems that may arise out of it.

Epilepsy is a recurrent, spontaneous and intermittent abnormal electrical activity of a part of the brain. It manifests as a seizure. It is very important to know what to do and what not to do in case you see someone by the side of the road having a fit.

Teeth whitening is becoming a common procedure that can be done in a dentist’s office or at home, using a kit. Before trying this procedure to obtain a bright white smile, one must consider its benefits and be aware of its side effects and limitations.

According to the Lupus Foundation of America, at least 1.5 million Americans suffer from this condition. Around the world, this number is close to 5 million. Let us try to learn more about this auto immune disease, its symptoms and treatment, and how to take care of a patient suffering from lupus.

Have you ever noticed tiny blisters around the mouth or on the lips? They are called cold sores. Take a look at these slides to learn more about cold sores.

At any age, keeping a healthy heart is key to enjoying a long, productive life. Here are 10 simple ways you can maintain a strong, healthy heart and reduce your risk for heart disease.

Bronchitis is one of the most common persistent health problems. A condition of excessive of mucus production in the lungs, bronchitis is the "cold" that doesn't go away, sometimes lasting for months or even years.