dehydration

Low body temperature, also known as hypothermia, is a medical emergency. Understanding the common causes, signs, and risk factors of low body temperature can help prevent it from happening!

Everyone’s urine has a unique odor, and when you notice a change in that smell, it can be quite alarming. Strong smelling urine isn’t always a cause for concern, but it can also be a sign of an underlying medical problem. Here are the common causes of smelly urine!

Anyone who has experienced leg cramps knows how excruciating and annoying they can be. Let’s explore the common causes of leg cramps and how to treat them!

Staying active is important for seniors but you’ll want to make sure you avoid these common mistakes!

When it comes to symptoms of dehydration, it’s not all cut and dry. You may think the only symptom is feeling very thirsty, but that’s only one possible sign. We look into all the seemingly unusual signs of dehydration.

Dehydration can be caused by all sorts of things–fever, illness, hot weather, not drinking enough, and exercise to name just a few. Toddlers aren’t able to communicate like their adult counterparts which put them at a higher risk for becoming dangerously dehydrated. Here’s a list of the warning signs of dehydration in toddlers and the treatment options.