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- What Causes Too Much Iron In Blood And How To Lower Its Levels? - by Submitted on Jun 09, 2021 from Manogna DronamrajuToo much iron in the blood isn’t a good condition and can lead to many life-threatening conditions like heart diseases, diabetes, and liver malfunctions. [Also Read: Tests for heart health] What Is Too Much Iron In Blood? In the simplest terms, the presence of more than needed iron levels ...
Views: 408 - Tips To Get Rid Of Sunburn Blisters On Lips - by Submitted on Apr 16, 2021 from Manogna DronamrajuWhat Are Sunburn Blisters? Sunburn blisters refer to the blisters caused by severe sunburn called a second-degree sunburn that causes damage to the deeper layers of the skin. These blisters appear after 6 hours or can even take up to 24 hours after a sunburn. Sunburn blisters are very painful ...
Views: 441 - What are the benefits and side effects of wild yam root - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2021 from Manogna DronamrajuNature gives us gifts in many forms amongst which wild yam plant is one. The benefits of wild yam root one gets are manifold. What Is Wild Yam Root? Wild yam with the scientific name Dioscorea villosa L. is a plant that is native to North America. It has many other names such as colic ...
Views: 463 - Know The Fibromyalgia Test Preparation, Procedure, And Results - by Submitted on Mar 18, 2021 from Manogna DronamrajuFibromyalgia causes pain in muscles and soft tissues. No blood test definitively diagnoses fibromyalgia. However, the doctor may advise various tests that rule out the presence of other conditions. What Is Fibromyalgia? Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that causes pain in various muscles ...
Views: 449 - Causes Of Low Sodium Levels And Tips To Improve - by Submitted on Nov 04, 2020 from Manogna DronamrajuLow sodium levels are often seen among the elderly, but among other age groups as well. There is the problem of the critically low sodium levels being caused by many different reasons, including a number of health diseases and/or disorders. But why is it so important to maintain a good balance ...
Views: 701 - Hip Replacement Surgery- Risks And Recovery - by Submitted on Oct 26, 2020 from Manogna DronamrajuHip replacement surgery is a bit complicated task as such, it is better to get it done from a good orthopedic surgeon. Ensure you search for the best orthopedic surgeons near me before you go for this surgery to avoid complications in the future. What is hip replacement surgery? Hip ...
Views: 448 - What Levels Of Creatinine Indicate Kidney Failure? - by Submitted on Sep 23, 2020 from Manogna DronamrajuWhat Is Creatinine? Creatinine is formed during the synthesis process of phosphocreatine. During the breakdown of creatine phosphate, creatinine is produced. Creatine is synthesized mainly in the liver. From the liver, it is transported to various organs including muscles. In the presence of ...
Views: 4095 - Difference Between Systolic And Diastolic Blood Pressure - by Submitted on Jul 30, 2020 from Manogna DronamrajuWhat Is Blood Pressure Reading? Blood pressure reading defines the health of the heart and the force with which the heart pumps the blood. The force exerted on the arteries is calculated with an instrument known as a sphygmomanometer which uses mercury in the column. The instrument comprises ...
Views: 818 - Home Remedies For Dry Cough And Chest Pain - by Submitted on Jul 29, 2020 from Manogna DronamrajuCough is not a disease but a physiological protective mechanism whose function is to clear the respiratory tract of excessive secretions and foreign bodies. The cough happens when anything like a foreign body, micro-organisms, irritants, fumes, vapors or cold air irritates nerve endings of ...
Views: 647 - What Causes Blocked Tear Ducts In Adults? - by Submitted on Jun 20, 2020 from Manogna DronamrajuWhat Is A Blocked Tear Duct? The nasolacrimal duct or the tear duct is a tiny opening present in corners of the eyelids. These ducts open into the tear sac through which tears drain. When this nasolacrimal duct or the drainage system of the eyes is partially or completely blocked, that is, the ...
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