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  • Eye floaters: Overview, Symptoms and Causes

    What is known as Eye floaters? Eye floaters (also defined as floaters) are tiny dots in your range of vision that occur when you stare at a light-coloured region (such as a white wall or blue sky). They form when tiny clumps form in the clear, jelly-like substance inside the eyeball (the vitreous humour). Eye…

  • Wheezing causes and symptoms

    What is Wheezing? A high-pitched whistling sound that occurs when you take a deep breath is known as wheezing. Your breath generates a whistling or rattling sound when your airway is partially closed, which is known as wheezing or whistling. With the aid of a stethoscope, some wheezes can be detected, although most can be…

  • Stomach cancer: overview, causes and symptoms

    What about stomach cancer? The proliferation of malignant cells within the stomach lining is what defines stomach cancer. This type of cancer, also known as gastric cancer, is hard to detect although most people do not exhibit early symptoms.  Almost all stomach cancer symptoms (about 95% of all cases) begin in the glandular tissue lining…

  • Natural Home Remedies For Anal Fistula

    What is an Anal Fistula? A small tunnel that leads to an abscess is called an anal fistula. When an infected hole in the anus leads to a hole in the skin around the anus. The rectum is the opening on the outside of the body where poop comes out. A few small gland cells…

  • Spasticity or Abnormal Muscle Tightness

    What is spasticity? Spasticity is a condition characterized by an abnormal increase in muscle tone or stiffness, which may interfere with movement or speech and may be associated with discomfort or pain. Damage to nerve pathways in the brain or spinal cord that control muscle movement can usually be the spasticity causes. Severe spasticity is…

  • Nocturnal Enuresis (bedwetting)

    Involuntary urine that occurs during the night while sleeping after an individual has attained the age when he or she ought to be capable of regulating his or her bladder is termed Nocturnal enuresis. (Diurnal enuresis refers to involuntary urine that occurs during the day.) Even when children have been toilet-trained, bedwetting is a regular…

  • Breast cancer causes and Symptoms

    What is Breast cancer? The tumour cells that develop in the breast are mainly known as breast cancer. When cells begin to spread uncontrollably, they become cancerous. An abnormal lump of tissue is called a tumour. In breast cancer, there are two types of breast tumours: Non-cancerous (Benign), and Cancerous (Malignant). Breast tumour cells can…

  • Sugar Detox Causes, symptoms and How to Avoid Sugar Cravings

    Sugar detoxes are when you cut introduced sugar for some time, both 7, 21, or 30 days. To detox from sugar, snack on fruit, devour greater protein and live hydrated. Sugar detoxes can help lessen sugar cravings, aid in weight reduction, and improve oral health. If you wish to reduce sugar consumption, lessen sugar cravings,…

  • Panic attack symptoms and causes

    What is a Panic attack? A panic attack is a brief period of extremely high anxiety accompanied by unpleasant physical symptoms. Shortness of breath and dizziness are among the panic attack symptoms that can accompany a rapid heartbeat. Anxiety attacks can strike at any time, without warning, and for no apparent reason. Many people experience…

  • Sleep paralysis symptoms and causes

    What is Sleep paralysis? Sleep paralysis is a condition of maintaining consciousness but being unable to move. It arises when the person is frequently between the stage of sleep and wakefulness.During such transition periods, a person may be unable to speak or express for a few minutes to hours. In some people, it causes a…

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