General health
In this section, you will find general health information that provides a quick overview of many different topics, like blood pressure, blood tests, hormones and more.
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How to Throw Up: 10 Steps & Ways to Vomit (& When It Is Safe) The vomit reflex should only be induced when there is a medical indication or if you have eaten something that may have been spoiled and giving you an intensely upset stomach. Learn how to vomit safely and the risks associated with frequent vomiting.
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Right Side Abdominal Pain: 8 Most Common Causes (& What to Do)
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Pain Under Left Rib Cage: 6 Causes & What to Do
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Bumps on Tongue: 6 Common Causes & What to Do
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Upper Stomach Pain: 11 Causes & How to Relieve It
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High Creatinine Levels: 9 Causes, Symptoms & When To Worry
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Lump on the Back of the Neck: 9 Causes & What To Do
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Vomit Color Chart: Throwing-Up Yellow, Green, Black or Red
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Throwing Up Blood: 6 Causes, What It Means & What to Do
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White Spots on Tonsils: Causes & How to Get Rid of Them
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Green Phlegm: 9 Common Causes & What to Do
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Mucus in Urine: 7 Causes & What to Do
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Human Botfly: Symptoms, How To Remove & Prevention
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Face Tingling: 12 Common Causes & What to Do
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Low Blood Oxygen Levels: Symptoms, Causes & What to Do
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White Phlegm: 6 Common Causes (& What to Do)
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- Glute Pain: 8 Common Causes & What to Do Glute pain may emerge following intense physical activity, buritis, tendon inflammation or sciatic nerve pain. It can typically be relieved with rest, cold compresses and medication. Learn about what causes glute pain and what to do to reli. Updated on 06-06-2023
- Calcium Oxalate Crystals in Urine: 5 Causes (& Treatment) Crystal oxalate crystals in the urine are often a consequence of diet changed or reduced fluid intake. However, if the patient presents with other symptoms or abnormalities in the urine, it may be a sign of another condition, like kidney stones. Learn more about what causes crystal oxalate crystals in the urine. Updated on 05-25-2023
- Pain Under Left Rib Cage: 6 Causes & What to Do Pain located under the left rib cage can be caused pancreatitis, kidney stones, or infection or inflammation in the stomach. It can be treated with diet changes or with the use of medications like anti-inflammatories or antibiotics. Learn about other reasons for left upper quadrant pain and what you can do. Updated on 05-22-2023
- How to Throw Up: 10 Steps & Ways to Vomit (& When It Is Safe) The vomit reflex should only be induced when there is a medical indication or if you have eaten something that may have been spoiled and giving you an intensely upset stomach. Learn how to vomit safely and the risks associated with frequent vomiting. Updated on 05-22-2023
- Is Cracking Your Neck Bad For You? Cracking your neck can be harmful if it is not done properly or if it is done frequently. Cracking your neck with excess force can severely damage local nerves. Learn more about what happens when you crack your neck . Updated on 05-19-2023
- What Causes Canker Sores? 7 Reasons They Keep Appearing A canker sore is small lesion that can occur on the mouth, throat or tongue. It is not very clear what causes canker sores, however, some conditions can promote them to appear. Learn more about the main causes of canker sores, what to do, and how to get rid of them with home remedies. Updated on 05-15-2023
- What Causes Blisters? 9 Possible Reasons & What to Do Blisters can emerge due to irritation or inflammation and can be triggered by an allergy, viral infection or other skin condition. They can often be fluid-filled, although you should avoid rupturing them. Learn more about what causes bliste. Updated on 05-11-2023
- Right Side Abdominal Pain: 8 Most Common Causes (& What to Do) Pain on the right side of the abdomen is typically not serious and is usually just a sign of built-up gas in the intestine. However, it can be a concern if the pain is very intense or if it lasts for a long time. Learn about 8 common causes of right-sided abdominal pain and what to do. Updated on 05-09-2023
- High Creatinine Levels: 9 Causes, Symptoms & When To Worry High creatinine levels in the blood can occur from normal occurrences, like mild dehydration or eating more protein, but it can also be a sign of a more serious condition, like high blood pressure or a kidney infection. Learn about what causes high creatinine levels, how to treat it, and symptoms that can occur. Updated on 05-04-2023
- Clogged Ears: 11 Possible Causes & What to Do Clogged ears are a common symptom, and are especially prone to happen after diving into water, traveling by plane, or reaching higher altitudes. However, if your ears become blocked for no apparent reason or if you experience blocked ears with other symptoms, you should see medical attention. Updated on 05-02-2023