Symptoms

Generally, bulging forehead veins are more of an aesthetic concern than a medical issue. But there are times when these veins may signal a medical condition.

On a sweltering day, you may notice heat in your chest or face. But have you ever raised your hands to your ears only to discover they, too, have become hot?

Long-term brain damage onsets when you are starved of oxygen for four minutes. If you go another four-to-six minutes without oxygen, it could be fatal.

Standing at 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit, human blood impacts body temperature, metabolism, and the transportation of oxygen, hormones, waste, and nutrients.

Our jaw provides us with structural support for our teeth, and aids in essential functions, like chewing. But is it possible for our jaw to lock down?

Even though your feet probably don't get as much sun exposure as other parts of your body, you could get cancer on your feet. Here's what to look out for.

A case of itchy lips can range in severity depending on what's causing the discomfort. Here's how to figure out what's at the root of your symptoms.

Some medicines, like Midol, claim to be specifically formulated to target menstruation symptoms, but are they better than alternatives like ibuprofen?

When certain symptoms of depression are described as 'vegetative,' what does this mean? Read on to learn more.

A number of factors can cause the unbalanced feeling of vertigo, but can vertigo in turn lead to a panic attack? Here's what you should know.

In an interview with Health Digest, a gastroenterologist explains the concern surrounding peptic ulcers as well as the risk factors for developing them.

If you experience foot numbness, it might be tied to your calorie intake. Here's how the two might be related.

Raccoon eyes -- distinct from just dark circles you may get from being tired -- can result from a number of factors. Read on to learn more.

You might have a popping or cracking of the toes or other joints. This is what it means when your big toe cracks and when you should be concerned about it.

When a bump forms on the top of your mouth, you may wonder if it's cause for concern or will require medical treatment. Here's what you should know.

We've all stumbled over a curb or rock. But, If tripping over your own toes is more of a regular occurrence, you might be experiencing this condition.

Do you get clammy and sweaty after eating sweets? It's a normal, but possibly concerning, reaction. Read on to learn more.

Has the urge to run to the bathroom ever given you the sweats? You're not alone. Here's why this happens.

Joint pain is fairly common and can occur due to an underlying health condition or an injury. But what about joints that are hot to the touch?

Do you experience neck pain shooting down your arm? Here's what could be causing it, and how it might be treated.

A butterfly rash is a symptom of lupus, but does the presence of a butterfly rash always mean that you have lupus? Or could it be caused by other things?

Screening for colorectal cancer usually begins at 45 years old. Get ahead of colorectal cancer by paying close attention to what your body is telling you.

Cyanosis, or having blue skin, lips, or fingernails, can result from exposure to cold or a number of medical conditions. Here's what you should know.

There are many causes of numbness and tingling in the body. Most times, it's harmless, but sometimes, it's caused by a medical condition. Read on to learn more.

f you recently noticed a change in your urine, it may be a good idea to let your doctor know. The underlying cause may be harmless, or may actually be serious.

Hip pain is a common problem, affecting about 10% of the general population and increasing with age. However, these signs indicate that it could be bone cancer.

The average human head weighs between 11 and 14 pounds. If you've ever felt its heaviness on your shoulders, there may be a specific cause.