Health

Warts are small, grainy bumps that feel rough to the touch. They are considered benign or noncancerous. They are caused by human papillomavirus or HPV penetration into the skin. HPV can trigger the release of an excess amount of keratin, resulting in the accumulation of hard protein in the outermost layer of the skin. Warts … Read more

Tinnitus is a condition that refers to the sensation or experience of hearing noises that aren’t caused by external sources. The sounds can differ, from buzzing and ringing to whistling and chirping, vary in loudness, and can be continuous or intermittent. Generally, it’s worse if there’s minimal or no background noise, making it more noticeable … Read more

One way or another, one might have experienced trying to lose some extra weight through diet or exercise. However, each body is different, and one method might work for one but not the other. Various fad diets have emerged for rapid weight loss, but most have adverse side effects. Such diets were also not sustainable … Read more

Throughout life, almost all adults have experienced leg cramps one way or another. Leg cramps are sudden muscle contractions that affect the muscles of the calf, thigh, and feet. Though leg cramps are often harmless, they are still quite painful. It is also worth noting that leg cramps may be warning signs for conditions such … Read more

Blood contains a yellowish pigment called bilirubin. It is produced when red blood cells are destroyed. Bilirubin travels through the liver, digestive tract, and gall bladder before being expelled from the body. Abnormally high bilirubin levels may be a symptom of various liver or bile duct conditions. In other instances, a faster rate of red … Read more

A hernia is a weakness or tear in the wall of the abdomen or groin, which can be caused by an injury or strain. Hernias can occur in men, women, and children and are most common in adults between 40 and 60 years old. A hernia can contain fat, intestines, or other organs outside their … Read more

Hepatitis B refers to a condition where the liver is infected with the virus it’s named after, more commonly known as HBV. It’s one of the five hepatitis types, including E, D, C, and A. Generally, the conditions likely to be long-lasting or chronic are C and B. According to the WHO, nearly three hundred … Read more

Acute viral hepatitis is one of the most prevalent infectious illnesses, with Hepatitis A being the most common worldwide. Hepatitis refers to liver inflammation induced by exposure to pollutants, alcohol abuse, autoimmune illnesses, or infection. Typically, Hepatitis A is acquired by consuming food or beverage contaminated with feces containing the virus. Once transmitted, the virus … Read more

Hepatitis C is a viral illness that causes liver inflammation and, in rare cases, severe liver damage. Because the virus spreads by contact with contaminated blood, some individuals are more susceptible to infection, including exposed healthcare personnel and drug addicts. Overall, the disease’s symptoms and effects are the same for both sexes. Nonetheless, the virus … Read more

Hemorrhoids are a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels in the anal canal or rectum. While they can be uncomfortable, internal organs have no permanent damage. Also, they usually go away on their own within one or two weeks after the cause has been addressed. The scientific consensus … Read more