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.

What Causes High Creatinine Levels (& Possible Symptoms) 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 03-30-2023
Sternum Pain: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment Sternum pain can occur due to inflammation of the cartilage that connects the ribs to the sternum, also known as costochondritis. Some patients report this pain as a pressure sensation, which can be confused for a heart attack. Learn more about the related symptoms, what causes sternal pain, and how to relieve it. Updated on 03-29-2023
What Causes Ketones in the Urine? (& Symptoms of Ketonuria) Ketones in the urine are often a sign of decompensated diabetes, extended fasting, or a diet rich in fat and low in carbohydrates. Ketones are a by-product of fat breakdown, which will happen when carbohydrate stores are low. Learn more about what causes of high ketone levels in urine and what to do . Updated on 03-24-2023
Swollen Lymph Nodes in Armpit: 10 Causes (& What to Do) A swollen lymph node in the armpit can emerge due to local inflammation or infections, like folliculitis, boils or lymphadenitis. It may also be a result of autoimmune diseases, vaccine reactions or cancer, and is associated with pain, discomfort, fever and redness. Learn more about the causes of reactive lymph nodes. Updated on 03-21-2023
Throwing Up Blood: 6 Causes, What It Means & What to Do Throwing-up blood or having blood in your vomit can be a sign of esophageal varies, gastritis or even cancer. Therefore, it is important to seek medical attention if you are vomiting blood. Learn about the main causes for blood in your vomit and what to do. Updated on 03-17-2023
Pain Under Left Rib: 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 03-17-2023
Swollen Legs: 9 Common Causes & What to Do Swollen legs can occur due to water retention or they can be a sign of inflammation. It is important to see a doctor for assessment to identify the underlying cause and start treatment as appropriate. Learn more about what causes leg swelling and what to do. Updated on 03-15-2023
Why Do I Feel Nauseous? 11 Common Causes & What to Do The urge to vomit can emerge after eat fatty foods or it can happen due to gastritis. It does not necessarily mean you will vomit, however nausea can persist and be uncomfortable. Learn more about why you may feel nauseous and how to relieve it. Updated on 03-15-2023
Raynaud’s Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment Raynaud’s syndrome is characterized by a change to blood circulation to the hands and feet, causing changes to color very abruptly. Learn more about the symptoms associated with this condition, what causes, how it’s diagnosed and the treatm. Updated on 03-09-2023
Green, Black, Yellow, Red & White: What Your Poop Color Means In most cases, poop color changes due to different types of food consumed. However, changes can be a sign of illness, like ulcers, liver problems or bile dict issues. Learn about what each color of poop means and what you should do. Updated on 03-09-2023

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