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Recent Articles by Daisy Oliveira

Why do I hear my heartbeat in my ear?

Hearing your heartbeat in your ear may be due to pulsatile tinnitus, which can happen with blood flow changes, high blood pressure, anemia, or pressure problems near the brain.

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Why do I have so much discharge all of a sudden?

Sudden vaginal discharge can happen due to ovulation, hormone changes, irritation, pregnancy, or infections. Learn why so much discharge all of a sudden may occur and when symptoms need medical care.

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Can you get Salmonella from eggs?

Eggs can carry Salmonella on the shell or inside the egg, so can you get salmonella from eggs? Learn how infection can happen, key risks, safe handling, cooking tips, and when to seek medical care.

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Cluster Headache vs Migraine: What's the difference?

Cluster headache vs migraine involves differences in pain location, attack length, symptoms and behavior during attacks, with cluster headaches often affecting one eye and migraines lasting longer with nausea or light sensitivity.

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Cholesterol Guidelines: New 2026 Guidelines (& What Changed)

The 2026 cholesterol guidelines include updated LDL and non-HDL goals, new risk tools, Lp(a) testing, calcium scoring, earlier treatment, combination therapy, and lifestyle guidance to help reduce heart disease and stroke risk.

Symptoms

Numbness in Toes: 10 Possible Causes (& What to Do)

Numbness in toes can be caused by nerve damage, poor circulation, vitamin B12 deficiency, cold injury, or foot nerve compression. It may occur with tingling, burning, pain, weakness, color changes, or loss of feeling.

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What causes sudden sharp pain under the left breast in women?

Sudden sharp pain under the left breast in women can be caused by breast pain, chest wall inflammation, lung irritation, or heart-related problems, especially when pain is severe or comes with shortness of breath, sweating, dizziness, or spreading pain.

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Polysporin vs neosporin: What's the difference?

Polysporin vs Neosporin comes down to ingredients, allergy risk, and wound type. Both may help prevent infection in minor cuts, but Neosporin contains neomycin, which can irritate sensitive skin.

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Is there a cure for HIV?

HIV does not currently have a definitive cure, but treatment can lower the viral load to undetectable levels. Learn why the answer to is there a cure for HIV? is still no, and what research is being studied.

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Can salmonella kill you?

Salmonella can kill you, but death is rare. Severe illness is more likely in infants, older adults, and people with weakened immunity, especially if dehydration or bloodstream infection occurs.

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Does alcohol raise blood sugar?

Alcohol can raise blood sugar when drinks contain carbs or with heavy long-term use, but it may also lower blood sugar when taken on an empty stomach or with diabetes medicines.

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How long does alcohol affect blood sugar?

Alcohol may affect blood sugar for several hours after drinking, with sugary drinks causing early rises and delayed lows possible, especially in people with diabetes or those drinking without food.

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What should a 6 month old sleep schedule look like?

A 6 month old sleep schedule typically includes 12 to 16 hours of sleep per day, with longer nighttime stretches and 2 to 4 naps. Learn what patterns are normal, why night waking still happens, and how routines support better sleep.

Symptoms

Numbness in One Leg: 8 Possible Causes (& What to Do)

Numbness in one leg is often linked to nerve compression, poor circulation, or neurological conditions. Learn about common causes, related symptoms, and treatment options, including when symptoms may signal a serious medical issue.

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What are the most important vitamins for pregnancy?

Folic acid, vitamin D, B12, and iron are among the most important vitamins for pregnancy, supporting fetal development and preventing complications. Learn how these nutrients work, when they are needed, and why supplements are often recommended.