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Hormone imbalance is the first thing that comes into mind when we think of hair loss. Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism remain among the many reasons for hair loss in patients. Both of these diseases are medical conditions when your body does not make (hypothyroidism) or make excess (hyperthyroidism) of thyroid hormone for normal functioning. Excessive hair fall and thinning are one of the many symptoms of these diseases. Hair loss in thyroid disease involves the entire scalp. That means you will notice your hair is falling from all places rather than in patches unless you have alopecia areata, an autoimmune ... Read More

Are you feeling the itch, or worse yet, have your atopic dermatitis flared up? You're not alone. Atopic dermatitis can be an uncomfortable and annoying skin condition affecting adults and children. While there is no cure for this common form of eczema, there are ways to manage its symptoms–and it doesn't take a trip to the doctor's office! In today's blog post, we will share six home remedies to help you soothe and relieve that unwanted itching associated with atopic dermatitis. But before we get started, let's have some essential knowledge supplements. What is Atopic Dermatitis? Atopic Dermatitis, more ... Read More

Do you ever feel like your food has so much salt all the time? You're not imagining it! Food manufacturers and restaurants know that sodium drives flavour and craveability, meaning hidden sodium bombs lurking in many unsuspecting places. From processed lunch meats to frozen dinners, add-ons for sandwiches to snacks, you might be surprised at how many items contain substantial amounts of sodium. Fortunately, we rounded up eight sneaky sodium bombs to help you break down which commercial convenience foods have too much salt and make smarter shopping decisions while out grocery shopping or ordering takeout. Read on to arm ... Read More

Some long-married couples say their attraction has grown stronger over time, while others say their attraction has faded, even if they look the same. Some people are more accepting of the changes in their appearance that come with age, pregnancy, and other health problems because they can't do anything about it. The picture looks different if one of them is overweight because he does not eat right or exercise enough. Gray hair and wrinkles happen to everyone in the end. But if a person puts on weight to a significant level, can his partner expect anything to change? It ... Read More

Women have menopausal symptoms when they haven't been able to have a menstrual cycle for a year without getting pregnant or sick. It's a normal thing to do as the years go by. It's because as women age, their levels of sexual hormones drop. In the end, your ovaries will stop making eggs, and you won't have periods or be able to get pregnant. Symptoms of menopause usually show up when a woman is in her 40s or 50s. But there could be several. For example, a recent study found that half of the American women experience menopausal symptoms by ... Read More

Good posture is much more required than sitting and standing. While you sleep, your back muscles and ligaments unwind and repair themselves. Hence, a good posture is crucial while sleeping to protect your back. Snoring, signs of respiratory problems, back problems, and other physical ailments may all be affected by whether you sleep on your abdomen, back, or side. The ideal sleeping position can be determined, keeping these factors in mind. Most adults fall asleep without giving their position in bed a second thought. Many people do not think about the health consequences of sleeping in one way or ... Read More

Bad breath also known as halitosis may be embarrassing, but in some cases, it may even cause anxiety. There are several health conditions, foods, and habits that are the main causes of bad breath. In several cases, you may improve bad breath with consistent proper dental hygiene. The main cause of bad breath is poor dental health habits which may be also a symptom of other health problems. If you have a problem with persistent bad breath in your mouth, then it can be also a symptom of gum disease. Gum disease is mainly or commonly caused by the buildup ... Read More

Do you have a nasty case of hives? Has the rash on your skin been sticking around for days, despite your efforts to get rid of it? Stress could be causing your hives - and if this is the cause, then understanding what might be stressing you out can help make the condition more bearable. Let's understand how stress levels can lead to hives, why some people may be more prone to developing them than others, and tips for managing both your stress level and chronic hive outbreaks. Let's dive deeper. What are Hives? Hives, or urticaria, refers to ... Read More

Ticks are small arachnids, related to spiders. They feed on the blood of mammals, birds, and occasionally reptiles and amphibians. Ticks are responsible for a number of diseases, including Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, tularemia, babesiosis, and ehrlichiosis. Since they are so small, it’s nearly impossible for you to see them. There have been incidences where people have misdiagnosed a tick infection with other diseases. Once they latch to your body, they feed on your blood and become larger. You only get to notice them once they grow larger. Different Types of Ticks Some common ticks you ... Read More

Bipolar Mood Episodes, also known as bipolar disorder (sometimes also referred to as hypomania or manic mania), is an illness of mental health that is characterized by frequent ups and downs of mental state (depression). Sadness, despair, and the general feeling of not having fun in life are all common signs of depression. Euphoria, joy, energy levels, or a sudden increase in irritation are all signs of hypomanic or manic states. Mood swings have been associated with energy, sleep, behavior, judgment, activity, and cognitive function disruptions. Mood swings can occur each year or more than times throughout the year. ... Read More