How to Manage Stress?

Can I manage stress? To answer this question, first get to know what is stress. Stress is a somehow natural biological reaction to a potentially dangerous situation. When a person encounters sudden stress, the brain releases chemicals and hormones into the body […]

Why I Hear Heartbeat (Pulsatile Tinnitus) in My Ear Means?

It is pretty common in some people to listen to your heartbeat or a pulse in your ear when lying down in bed. It is medically known as pulsatile tinnitus. Sometimes it is in one ear or sometimes in both. Although it is not something very serious about your health, it can be aggravated if your blood pressure is high. If your blood pressure is normal, it is not a cause of concern. Still, it may be intensified by any increased “catecholamine” release (for example, adrenaline) in situations such as caffeine consumption, anxiety, fear, etc.

5 Signs of Hair Loss You Should Know

Hair loss can affect the scalp or even the entire body. The underlying causes behind hair loss may be heredity disorders, hormonal abnormalities, medical problems or side effects of medication. Hair loss is medically known as Alopecia results in baldness resulting from […]

What is GERD and how it is associated to acid Reflux?

Acid reflux results from flow back of stomach content to into the oesophagus. It is also called oesophageal reflux or acid regurgitation. It causes extreme discomfort and burning pain known as heartburn in the lower chest area. Chronic heartburn can lead to health complications. If a person suffers from heartburn more often, then you may be suffering from gastroesophageal reflux disease.

Early Signs of Ovarian Cancer; Women Should Know

A large ration of suffering women ignore early signs of ovarian cancer or think that symptoms are simply the complications of ageing, weight gain or other less severe problems making ovarian cancer challenging to detect early when it is most curable. It s essential to take ovarian cancer symptoms seriously because there are no screening methods for ovarian cancer for women lacking signs and do not have a family history or BRCA genetic mutations.

Multiple Sclerosis: Everything You Should Know about it

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) an autoimmune disease that involves an abnormal response of the body’s immune system against the central nervous system (CNS). When myelin or nerve fibres are damaged in MS, message transmission within the CNS are altered or stopped altogether. Damage to areas of the CNS produces various neurological symptoms that will vary among people with MS in type and severity.

Seasonal Affective Disorder: Everything You Should Know About It

It is pretty common to be feeling a little low and depressed in short days with less sunlight. Still, if the condition persists for a long time or continually at the same time of the year, then you may be suffering from the seasonal affective disorder. Seasonal affective disorder is three times more common in women than men. SAD is relatively less common in children and older adults, affecting men and women equally.

Heart Health: 13 Habits that Can Play a Part

Your health approach should be – ‘prevention is better than cure’. It seems to be the most appropriate model to adopt to improve the health of the heart as well as generalised health. The health condition of the heart is directly related to related mortality and morbidity. Prophylactic measures must be taken collectively because an ample amount of scientific research supports the fact that lifestyle modifications, including nutritional interventions, increased physical activity, decreased incidence of obesity and smoking cessation, would provide an integrative approach in improving the heart health and reducing the risk of stroke.

7 Natural PCOS Treatment which can Make a Difference

PCOS is a complex hormonal syndrome which affects a considerable population of females of childbearing age. Although many pieces of research are being performed to find the treatment, the success rate is low. Most healthcare providers believe that PCOS treatment lies in natural remedies and lifestyle changes, at least for now. Though the prime cause of polycystic ovary syndrome is still unknown, researchers suspect that the body’s regulation hormones such as insulin and testosterone are significant contributors.