Women use contraception to prevent pregnancy and treat other health conditions. But as menopause approaches, women begin to consider birth control for perimenopause. There is a great deal of confusion or opinions regarding how women approaching menopause should use contraception, also known as birth control. It is necessary to dispel any confusion to make the best […]
UTI versus Bladder Infection: Is there a difference? Urinary tract infection (UTI) and bladder infection are used interchangeably. An infection of the urinary system can induce a bladder infection. In contrast, a bladder infection is a type of UTI directly affecting the bladder. Considering the bladder vs. UTI, it is important to note that UTIs can […]
Autoimmune encephalitis (AE) is a group of autoimmune inflammatory conditions. In autoimmune encephalitis, the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy brain cells. Autoantibodies are produced against neuronal antigens, resulting in multiple neurological and mental problems. Individuals with AE may have a variety of symptoms. Patients with AE frequently require long-term intensive care due to the severity […]
Introduction UTIs develop when bacteria invade the organs that produce and eliminate urine. Antibiotics are typically used to treat these infections. Antibiotics may not always treat UTIs because the symptoms can persist even after taking the medication. However, these antibiotics do not always function, and several potential causes exist. Sometimes, medications do not alleviate your […]
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia, or AIHA, is a rare blood condition characterized by a red blood cell count decline. Autoimmune anemias are caused by the production of antibodies that target red blood cells (RBCs). As a result, the RBC count decreases. Symptoms may include excessive fatigue and weakness, rapid heart rate, difficulty breathing, jaundice, dark urine, and spleen […]
Diabetes insipidus (DI) is an uncommon condition characterized by constant thirst and excessive clear, odorless urine production. Every day, the average person excretes between 1-2 quarts of urine. Diabetes insipidus patients may urinate between 3-20 quarts per day. The most prevalent forms of this illness are central diabetes insipidus, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, and diabetes insipidus […]
You’re sick to your stomach as another wave of nausea sweeps over you, forcing you to use the restroom for the fourth time in an hour. When your stomach hurts, you likely pay little attention to why you need to use the restroom. You only worry about regaining your health. But where does the trouble […]
Introduction Hormonal fluctuations can put your entire life off track. If you are experiencing menopause or andropause, you have likely felt unstable due to hot flashes, mood swings, fatigue, and other symptoms. Changes in hormone levels can also result in problems such as adrenal fatigue and thyroid issues, which can negatively impact your physical and […]
The Role of Hormones in Menopause The female menstrual cycle is closely regulated by multiple hormones that work in sync to bring about monthly periods. At puberty, the ovaries produce estrogen and progesterone that stimulate the onset of periods and mark the beginning of the reproductive phase of a woman’s life. At around 50 years, […]
