Health

Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent killer” because its early symptoms can be subtle and easily mistaken for other common health issues. Unlike some cancers, ovarian cancer may not show obvious signs until it has advanced, which makes awareness of even small symptoms essential. While these signs don’t necessarily indicate cancer, it’s always wise to pay attention to your …

Pets like dogs and cats provide comfort, joy, and companionship. However, for individuals with asthma, these cherished animals can sometimes trigger respiratory issues, creating a difficult balance between managing their health and maintaining their bond with their pets. Pet allergens, mainly found in dander (dead skin flakes), saliva, and urine, can exacerbate asthma symptoms, causing coughing, wheezing, and shortness of …

Understanding Hepatitis Viral hepatitis is a liver infection caused by different viruses (A, B, C, D, E). In India, it is a significant public health issue. As per the World Health Organization reports, Hepatitis B impacts nearly 4 crore people in India. The prevalence of hepatitis C is also high, with rates ranging from 60 lakhs to 1.2 crores. Hepatitis B and …

Obesity, a rapidly growing health issue in India and around the world, affects men, women, and children from all levels of a wide range of demographics. Obesity symptoms and signs also go far beyond a mere gain of weight. They include shortness of breath, exhaustion, sweating, heavy trouble with physical activity, and, often, psychological symptoms such as depression. Body Mass …

A lively young adult would never have suspected that persistent stomach aches and unexplained fatigue were anything more than stress from a hectic job or busy schedule. Cancer was the last thing on their mind. However, a shocking diagnosis of colon cancer turned their world upside down. Changing Demographics of Colon Cancer In the past, adults over 50 were typically …

It has been raining in many parts of India. We should be aware that it brings a heightened risk of waterborne, mosquito-borne, and respiratory diseases due to contamination of water sources caused by heavy rains and floods. Waterborne Diseases: Causes and Prevention The most common waterborne diseases include cholera, typhoid, gastroenteritis, hepatitis A, and leptospirosis. Cholera is caused by ingesting food or …

A stroke is caused by an interruption in the blood supply in the brain. This leads to possible damage to the structure as well as the functioning of the brain, resulting in the onset of physical limitations which may be permanent. Every year an average of millions suffer and sustain strains derived from strokes, making it one of the major …

The brain is the most important part of the human body and is also considered as our command center. It regulates every thought, emotion, and action we experience. As the most complex organ, it is responsible for regulating vital functions, from breathing and heart rate to memory and decision-making. It is vital to understand the functioning of the brain, particularly …

Today, with the increased consumption of fast foods, physical inactivity, and more time spent on screens, there is a growing number of people who suffer from weight-associated problems that eventually affect their mental stability. The highly competitive world and increase in study pressure for kids and teenagers along with the advent of smartphones, has led to a decline in outdoor …

Osteoporosis refers to a condition that causes one’s bones to be fragile, porous and prone to breaking. The chances of this disease being found is higher in senior citizens, especially women post-menopause. However, if a person includes physical activities regularly in everyday life, his or her bones can be healthy along with improvement in the overall well-being. Below mentioned is a …