Symptoms

Symptoms are physical or mental occurrences within the body that can be reported by the patient (e.g. a headache) or measured by a doctor (e.g. high blood pressure). They often provides clues and guidance toward a possible diagnosis. In this section, you will learn about symptoms of specific conditions, what can cause certain symptoms and available treatment options.

Bumps on Skin: Causes, What to Do & Pictures Small bumps on skin are generally not a concern, but they can be a sign of a reaction, keratosis pillars or a gluten intolerance. You should be assessed by a doctor to determine the cause and initiate treatment as necessary. Learn about the main causes of bumpy skin and what to do. Updated on 01-27-2023
Nose Burning: 7 Common Causes & How to Stop It Several situations or conditions, such as hay fever, changes to climate, sinus infections, and menopause may cause a burning sensation in the nose. Learn about the reasons why your nose nostrils or sinuses are burning and what you can do to. Updated on 01-27-2023
Painful Urination: 16 Common Causes (& What to Do) Painful urination is mainly caused by urinary tract infections (especially in women), but it can also be a sign of kidney stones, a sexually transmitted infection or even bladder cancer. Learn more about what causes painful urination and what to do to relieve symptoms. Updated on 01-27-2023
Yellow Diarrhea: 5 Common Causes (& What to Do) Most times, yellow diarrhea is caused by excess stress, but it can also be a sign of an intestinal infection, gallbladder issue or pancreatic issue. Learn about the most common causes of yellow diarrhea and what to do in each situation. Updated on 01-25-2023
Green Diarrhea: 7 Common Causes & What to Do Green diarrhea can occur after eating excess dark green vegetables, after drinking coffee, or after eating spicy food, but it can also be a sign of a more serious health problem, like an intestinal infection or irritable bowel syndrome. Learn about what causes green diarrhea and how to treat it. Updated on 01-25-2023
White Poop: 7 Common Causes & What to Do White poop may be a sign of gallbladder stones, hepatitis and biliary duct disease. Some patients may also report white stool as a medication side effect or following abdominal surgery. Learn about why poop can turn white and what to do in each case. Updated on 01-25-2023
Sore Throat Medications: Pharmacy & Natural Options A sore throat can be treated at home with over-the-counter medicine or with natural remedies. You should still see your doctor for assessment, however, to confirm the underlying cause of it. Learn how to get rid of a sore throat and safe options for pregnancy. Updated on 01-25-2023
Right Side Chest Pain: 7 Causes & What to Do In most cases, pain on the right side of the chest is a temporary symptom that happens due to conditions that are not serious, such as too much stress or muscle strain. However, chest pain can also be a sign of a life-threatening problem. Learn the main causes of right-sided chest pain and what to do. Updated on 01-25-2023
Pain in the Middle of the Chest: 6 Causes & When to Worry Pain in the middle of the chest can often be confused as a heart attack, but a heart attack is a rare cause of middle chest pain. It is more common for this pain to be associated with less serious problems, like gastritis, or excess gas. Learn more about the common causes of middle chest pain and when to worry. Updated on 01-24-2023
Left Side Headache: 7 Common Causes & What to Do Left side headaches are generally caused by mild blows or head wounds, ear infections or migraines. They can occur with symptoms like nausea, light sensitivity and difficulty chewing. Learn about what causes left-sided headaches, how to treat it, and when to see a doctor . Updated on 01-20-2023

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