Causes of liver damage
Liver is a vital organ located in the abdominal cavity, on the upper right, beneath the rib cage. This organ is necessary for proper functioning of several bodily processes, such...
Vestibular disease in humans
Vestibular disease is a condition which affects the vestibular apparatus, affecting mammals and their orientation as well as bodily coordination. Humans, cats and dogs are the most common species affected...
Anxiety during first trimester
Anxiety is normal human response to stress. This psychological and physiological state manifests in numerous emotive, cognitive, Somatic and behavioral problems. In normal situations, anxiety is our reaction to a...
Elevated liver function tests
Liver function tests are laboratory tests that evaluate the level of certain liver enzymes and several more chemicals. They give insight in the function of the organ i.e. allow doctors...
Asthma symptoms in adults
Both children and adults may suffer from asthma. Air passages in people suffering from asthma respond abnormally to some asthmatic triggers and become inflamed and swollen. Large and small tubules...
Ear problem after swimming
Swimmer’s ear, also known as external otitis, is an infection of the ear canal. This infection is caused by many types of bacteria or fungi. Normally, this infection tends to...
Therapy for RA
Rheumatoid arthritis is a systemic inflammatory disorder predominantly affecting joints. Damage to the synovial joints develops as a consequence of inflammation due to hyperplasia of synovial cells, over-production of synovial...
Eye disease - Double vision
Double vision refers to a condition whereby two images of the same object is seen. The problem can occur in either a single eye, or both eyes. Double vision is...
Dyslexia symptoms in teenagers
Dyslexic individuals are prone to being forgetful and disorganized. However, above that, they have problems with writing and spelling, as well as reading and expressing themselves orally. Dyslexia affects one's...
Signs of Fanconi anemia?
Fanconi anemia (FA) is a genetic disorder seen very rarely. Only one out of every 350.000 children is born with this problem, while people born in South Africa and those...