Peptic ulcers are a common issue, affecting approximately 1 in 10 people in Western countries at some point in their lives. But what is it that causes peptic ulcers to occur in the first place? Let’s find out!
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Dysautonomia is a term that covers a variety of malfunctions of the autonomic nervous system (all the functions of the body that you don’t consciously control). These functions include blood pressure, heart rate, digestion, kidney function and more, notes Dysautonomia International. Although you may not have heard of this medical problem, the source explains that […]
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The disorders most commonly occur in babies or young children, but in some cases may not present themselves until adulthood. And while the symptoms associated with each type can differ, the following six are among the most common.
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Most everyone has suffered from nausea at some point in his or her life. Defined as “an uneasiness of the stomach that often comes before vomiting,” there are a multitude of reasons a person may experience this discomfort. According to WebMD, some of the most common causes include motion or seasickness, emotional stress, food poisoning, […]
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For those who regularly experience panic attacks, often as a result of a panic disorder, it’s crucial to learn the signs of an attack and develop thoughtful steps for overcoming the issue without event.
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Appendicitis results when the worm-shaped pouch attached to the large intestine, known as your appendix, is inflamed. Appendicitis is considered threatening if the inflammation is left untreated and the appendix bursts. We look into the emergency signs of an appendix about the burst.
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