Health

Over two-fifths of American adults have reported experiencing some form of mouth pain, Here's when you should visit a dentist for tooth pain.

Omeprazole is a medication used to treat conditions where too much acid is present in the stomach, such as GERD. This is how long it takes to start working.

Allergies are quite common with 1 in 5 Americans experiencing allergic reactions. But is it actually possible to be allergic to your smartphone?

Along with summertime fun comes a host of different kinds of obnoxious bug bites. Discover what chigger bites are, and what the best methods are to treat them.

While a fitness routine can have many anti-aging benefits, there are some things that do more harm than good. Find out what exercise habits can age you faster.

Although pain in the chest is often confused with being heart-related, it can also be linked to the sternum. These are the most common causes of sternum pain.

Bladder pressure is an intense pain in the abdominal region with an increased urge to urinate more frequently. Here's what you can do to easily relieve it.

Aging brings many changes. Our skin may lose elasticity and our cognitive functions become less nimble. But how does aging affects our sense of touch?

Blood clots in the arm can be dangerous. Here are the signs and symptoms to look out for, and how you can help prevent blood clots from developing.

Heartburn is a common ailment that can have several different symptoms, depending on the person. Find out if throat tightness can be caused by heartburn.

Dealing with stubborn acne pimples can be extremely frustrating. Discover if experts think that treatment with vitamin D can help to banish acne.

Cibophobia may be associated with restrictive eating disorders, such as anorexia nervosa. However, it shouldn't be mistaken for a traditional eating disorder.

ADHD can be a challenging condition to manage, particularly for those who are college-bound. Fortunately, there are tips to manage your condition and thrive.

Whether you call it Aunt Flo or your monthly visitor, you expect your period to show up once a month. Discover why you might have two periods in one month.

While oceans and "blue spaces" can help improve your mental health, not everyone feels the same way, especially individuals with thalassophobia.

As awareness of anxiety increases, so might treatment options and interventions. In fact, some of these include fasting to help manage symptoms.

Every now and then, anybody's feet can get itchy. However, there may be a certain point when seeking medical attention is the best thing to do.

Group therapy can be a helpful aid in your mental health toolbox, but it's not for everyone. Here's how to determine if group therapy is right for you.

A swollen eyelid may look severe enough to see a doctor. However, there are only certain times you would need to seek medical attention for a swollen eyelid.

The location of your headache can be an indication of what is going on, so what does a headache at the front of your head mean? Here's what to know.

Whether you've been prescribed this medicine or you've picked it up over the counter, you might wonder how long it takes for ibuprofen to start working.

Color changes in your poop are natural. However, there are times when a particular stool color might indicate something serious. Here's what poop color means.

Electric toothbrushes come with a variety of benefits. However, some are curious to know if the everyday tool could be harming their teeth.

Many people look to at-home remedies for short-term toothache relief. Can a salt water rinse be considered an effective DIY toothache treatment method?

Student debt goes beyond financial burden. Many borrowers report that their student loan debt is impacting their mental health. Here's what to know.

For pregnant moms who have hit the 40-week mark, there can be an urge to get things moving by naturally inducing labor with castor oil. But is it safe?

It's easy to get overwhelmed by all the options for diabetes-related gifts. Here is a list of 25 holiday gift ideas for someone in your life with diabetes.