I haven’t been feeling like my ‘normal’ self for quite some time. I’ve been very fatigued lately, and recently I went to see the doctor due to a suspected UTI. IT turned out I did have one, and was prescribed Cephalexin. I took 2 courses of this, but I was still having frequent urination. […]

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Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder characterized by impairment of cognitive function. This form of dementia initially affects the parts of the brain responsible for memory, thought and language. Symptoms are expected to get worse over time. People afflicted with this disease may not recognize family members and forget how […]

I developed swimmer’s itch after swimming in an ocean that had schistosomes/ parasites (I did not realize this at the time, but have since looked up the beach online and read about it). The rash I developed was very severe and all over my body, and finally a dermatologist prescribed me 50mg of Prednisone for […]

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Okay, so I remember the days when the day after one’s birthday, you would end up at the pediatrician’s office for a check-up. The waiting room would be filled with crying kids and angry parents….. but they took you there anyway.
Nowadays, with both parents spending the day at work, taking turns picking […]

Lymphedema Treatment
Lymphedema treatment options vary according to the severity of the symptoms, in addition to the seriousness of the fibrosis of the limb in question. Fibrosis is the accumulation of hard tissue in the area which is affected. There are a number of therapies that are used as a lymphedema treatment . A […]

The Need for Alcoholic Treatment.
Alcoholism has always been a problem for humanity. It’s usage is condoned, and even encouraged in many subtle ways in our culture, and is associated with images of “being grown up”. It’s increasing prevalence, as well as a better understanding of it’s effects make Alcoholic Treatment more necessary than ever.

The […]

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Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer among women. The American Cancer Society estimates that about 1.3 million women will be diagnosed with breast cancer annually worldwide. Since 1990, breast cancer mortality rates in the US have been declining steadily. Experts speculate that earlier detection and better […]

I had sex on Monday, we used a condom. I didn’t particularly pay attention to what type of condom it was, just knew for sure it was used. Few hours later, I had some irritation in my vaginal area; little itching and i could tell my skin was inflamed, possibly broken a little. i […]

I have noticed recently that I have blood in my seamen, I have had severe cramp like pain in my testicles for the past few months, the pain is getting to a stage where it is becoming unbearable, what could this be?

Answered by Maria/MDHealthForum.com Team
The possible causes of hematospermia or blood in the semen […]

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Babies born to mothers with gestational diabetes run a higher risk of developing complications such as low blood sugar level, jaundice and respiratory problems. Their struggles, however, don’t end in the infancy stage. A study conducted by researchers from Université Laval’s School of Psychology showed that kids born to mothers with […]

My 4 yr old will be getting a 3rd set or ear tubes in 2 weeks. I can’t wait -he needs these really badly. Needles to say, he has been sick since dec.He also has asthma,allergies and a VSD(hole in heart). He is a grumpy guy lately, and tired too. His cough is only when […]

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Early detection is a key in the fight against breast cancer. According to experts, it’s among the reasons why breast cancer death rates have been declining since the 90’s. The current available diagnostic imaging procedures to detect breast cancer are mammography, ultrasound and MRI. Mammography is considered as the most accurate imaging […]

About 5 years ago I was hospitalized for several weeks after my perforated appendix went undiagnosed for 2 weeks. I had emergency surgery to clear the resulting abscess and was hospitalized to recover and for treatment of my sepsis.
Anyway, since a few months after my hospitalization, whenever I stand for several minutes without moving much–particularly […]

About 4-5 weeks ago, the lymph nodes on my neck were swollen. It caused me so much pain just to move my neck. I also sometimes experienced sharp pain around my collarbones and a bit below them. One night, I was breathless and couldn’t complete my sentences, but it went away the next day. Just […]

On Oct. 31 my husband and I were walking home from the grocery store and I was carrying a slightly heavy backpack. My lower left side began hurting and got steadily worse until I went to the er the next day. The dr. said he thought the cat scan showed eppilloic appendigitis an sent me […]

I am a 33yr old and last night I had just put my son to bed and I went to get a bite to eat when I saw something following me. It was me. I mean I was trailing… similar to when you see a runner in a photo and you see his trail? Like […]

I have been struggling with some medical symptoms for quite a while now, and to this point my general practitioner cannot pinpoint what is going on. I recently had a relative ask about whether it’s something like leukemia, apparently because of my symptoms, but I don’t know and I also do not know how it […]

i started noticing symptoms of abdominal pain and headaches along with pain in the back of my neck about a year ago that -only {normally} present symptoms at night- it progressed to some severe night sweats and signs of meningitis {severe swelling in the brain} [headaches last for days as a dull pain in the […]