Normally most of us do not notice our heart beating but those with heart palpitations become overly aware of their heartbeat and some even can feel the sensation in their neck, throat, or chest.
Read MoreThis uncommon form of dementia includes only about 5 percent of all people with AD with most victims developing symptoms of the disease in their 40s and 50s.
Read MoreIf you find yourself disorganized, constantly late, forgetful and overwhelmed by responsibilities, ADHD most likely has followed you into adulthood.
Read MoreA lack of awareness of these early symptoms can delay diagnosis.
Read MoreHowever, their incredible flexibility also makes them the most commonly injured joint as almost every one of us will experience some kind of shoulder issue during our lifetime.
Read MoreMoving around does not help and the pain may be continuous lasting from 15 minutes up to several hours.
Read MoreThe nomenclature gives the impression that the heart has stopped beating to be called “heart failure” but that’s not the case at all.
Read MoreThis condition has a named called hyperhidrosis and is excessive sweating (“hyper” means much and “hidrosis” means sweating) particularly of the palms, armpits, and soles of the feet.
Read MoreThe extra iron accumulates in various organs of the body including the liver, heart, and pancreas which can cause life-threatening conditions such as cirrhosis, liver cancer, diabetes, and heart failure.
Read MoreThe general symptoms of seizures may include changes in consciousness, sensation, movement, or behavior.
Read MoreIt is always difficult to comprehend and understand what one is going through who either attempts or is successful at suicide.
Read MoreWomen are also more likely to be diagnosed with this disorder than men.
Read MoreThe liver does the rest by expelling this extra cholesterol from our body. This helps to reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke.
Read MoreMaybe, but what if there is something more going on than just the effects of old age?
Read MoreThe chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, a stem cell transplant or whatever else it took to get in remission, is a tough road to follow.
Read MoreThere is another possible option that may benefit men and it doesn’t include going to the doctor.
Read MoreOur skeleton may seem like a static, inactive part of our body but that is far from the truth.
Read MoreThis progressive and irreversible disease can have many complications; however there are steps you can do to slow its progression, helping you live longer without complications or the need for renal replacement therapy.
Read MoreKnown for its ability to smooth wrinkles on the face, Botox injections have also been shown to be effective in the treatment of treating migraines.
Read MoreOne area of your body that can be prone to developing tendonitis is your feet and ankles.
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