Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder affecting millions of Americans and their ability to get proper rest at night. But how dangerous is it and what should you do if you have it? Read on to find out more.
Sinusitis is a nasal infection that can affect anyone, but there are differences in how this illness affects children and adults. Read on to find out more about the specific signs of this condition in kids.
Tonsillitis is a very common condition in children and most cases are mild and clear up in a short time. However, seeking treatment is still important to avoid complications your child may encounter if the condition worsens.
Most people have dealt with a nosebleed at some point in their lives, but not everyone has them frequently. What’s responsible for frequent nosebleeds, and is there any reason to be concerned? Read on to find out more.
Your endocrine system is vital for normal function in your body as it secretes hormones that regulates everything from metabolism to sexual maturity. Your thyroid gland is an important part of that overall system, and here we will explore why.
Ear infections are a problem anyone can find themselves dealing with, but they are highly common in children. What causes them to be more susceptible, and what can you do to prevent it? Read on to find out more.
While most people can expect some hearing loss as they get older, this condition can affect people at any age for a variety of reasons. Read on to find out more about some common causes of hearing loss.
Tinnitus is a condition commonly marked by ringing in one or both of your ears. Millions of people deal with it, especially as they age, and the key to getting better is to understand the causes and symptoms. Read on to find out more.
Over 50 million Americans suffer various allergies, from pollen to pet dander and more. If you’re trying to get your allergies under control, allergy testing should be your first step. Learn more here.
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