As of June 2020, the latest research suggests that about 1 to 3 percent of people with COVID-19 will develop pink eye. This article breaks down the latest findings and explains the link between the two conditions.
There are many causes of back pain ranging from muscle aches to issues affecting your lungs. This article goes over 11 of the potential reasons why your back is bothering you.
If you’ve been noticing that your heels are more cracked than usual, it may be a sign of a vitamin deficiency. This article examines several potential vitamin deficiencies that can lead to cracked heels.
Everybody experiences the occasional head rush, but when they become reoccurring, they can be a sign of an underlying health problem. This article breaks down the potential causes of head rushes and how you can prevent them.
Hemiplegia is a movement disorder that affects one side of your body and is caused by brain damage. It’s often caused by strokes, traumatic head injuries, or infections. This article breaks down the causes and treatment options for people dealing with this disorder.
Global Aphasia is a language disorder caused by brain damage. It’s the most severe type of aphasia. In its most serious form, it can lead to a complete loss of language abilities. This article provides a complete overview of the causes and treatment options for this disorder.
Anomic Aphasia is a mild language disorder that makes it difficult to name objects when speaking and writing. People with Anomic Aphasia often feel as if words are “on the tip of their tongue”. This article breaks down the causes of anomic aphasia as well as the treatment options.
A cervical collar is a medical device used to support your head and neck. Temporary use of a cervical collar may help you recovery from serious neck injuries, but long term use can lead to weakening of the muscles that support your head. Keep reading to find out the best way to use a cervical collar for your injury.