Recent Articles by Dr. Clarisse Bezerra

Illustrative image of the article Nose Burning: 7 Common Causes & How to Stop It

Nose Burning: 7 Common Causes & How to Stop It

Updated in 02-23-2024

Nose burning can occur as a result of many specific situations or conditions, such as changes to climate, sinus infections, and menopause. Learn about the reasons why your nose is burning and what you can do to stop it, as well as when you should worry or see a doctor.

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Blisters in Throat: Top 7 Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Options

Updated in 02-19-2024

Blisters in the throat can be caused by infections, certain treatments or illnesses and can spread to the tongue and esophagus. These blisters can become red and swollen, making swallowing and speaking difficult. Find out the main causes of blisters in the throat and how to treat each condition.

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7 Food Poisoning Medications for a Speedy Recovery

Updated in 02-16-2024

In most cases, food poisoning resolves on its own with just rest and hydration. However, in some cases, medications may be necessary to manage related symptoms, like nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. Learn more about medications for food poisoning that can help to relieve symptoms and speed-up recovery .

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Cherry Angioma: What It Looks Like, Causes & Treatment

Updated in 02-16-2024

A cherry angioma is characterized by a red, raised spot on the skin. They are usually found on the trunk in adults and are not associated with any symptoms. Learn about what causes them and what treatment options are available to get rid of cherry angiomas.

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Stomach Ulcer: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Complications

Updated in 02-14-2024

A stomach ulcer, also know as gastric ulcer or peptic ulcer, is a wound that forms in the tissue that lines the stomach causing symptoms such as abdominal pain, heartburn and nausea. Learn more about what a gastric ulcer is, as ell as its symptoms and treatment options.

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UTI Symptoms: Top 9 Signs (with Online Symptom Checker)

Updated in 02-09-2024

Classic UTI symptoms include pain or burning when peeing, and urinary urgency. Other symptoms may occur if the infection gets worse and affects the kidneys, and these include chills and fatigue. Check out the full list of symptoms and use our online symptom checker to assess your risk for a UTI.

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Cyst on Liver: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment

Updated in 02-09-2024

A cyst on the liver, or a hepatic cyst, is a small sac filled with fluid in the liver. It may not present symptoms, but large and growing cysts may cause right sided abdominal pain or nausea. Learn more about the symptoms of a cyst on the liver, what can cause them and how they are treated.

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How to Cure the Flu Fast: 12 Tips for Flu Relief

Updated in 02-08-2024

The flu is a disease caused by a virus that is associated withy uncomfortable symptoms such as sore throat, cough, fever and runny nose. Check out some essential tups on how to cure the flu faster.

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Polyps in Colon: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes & Treatment

Updated in 01-27-2024

Polyps in the colon are associated with excessive growth of the cells that line the intestines. They can occur due to poor eating and lifestyle habits.. Learn more about what a polyp in the colon is, what symptoms it can cause and how it is diagnosed and treated.

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Red Urine: 11 Common Causes & What to Do

Updated in 01-25-2024

Red or pink urine is usually a sign of blood in the urine, however there are other reasons why it can happen. Certain foods or medications can also give urine a red color. Read more about why urine can turn red and when you should see a doc.

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9 Signs of a Weak Immune System (& How to Boost)

Updated in 01-23-2024

The main symptoms of a weak immune system include immunity recurrent infections, frequent fever, chills and excessive tiredness. These can also be common in pregnancy. Learn about other signs to look out for and what you can do to boost you.

Illustrative image of the article Mitochondrial Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes & Treatment

Mitochondrial Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes & Treatment

Updated in 01-23-2024

Mitochondrial diseases are genetic and hereditary disorders characterized by a deficiency or decrease in the activity of the mitochondria. This leads to insufficient energy production in the cell. Read more about the symptoms of mitochondri.

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Forehead Pain: Top 10 Causes (& What to Do)

Updated in 01-22-2024

Forehead pain may be associated with sinusitis, migraines, headaches, stress, muscular tension or tired eyes. It often appears with other symptoms like eye pain, neck pain or stuffy nose. Learn more about what causes forehead pain and what to do to relieve pain.

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Constant Headache: Top 10 Causes & How to Relieve

Updated in 01-19-2024

A constant headache in the forehead area or the entire frontal region of the head is often associated with a migraine. However a headache that does not resolve can occur for many reasons, like vision problems, stress and poor diet. Learn more about what can cause constant headaches and how to relieve them.

Illustrative image of the article Chills But No Fever: 9 Possible Causes (& How to Treat)

Chills But No Fever: 9 Possible Causes (& How to Treat)

Updated in 01-19-2024

Chills but no fever refers to shivers and other fever-like symptoms while your body temperature remains within a normal range. This is often referred to as an “internal fever”. Learn more about what can cause chills without a fever and what to do to treat this condition.