A nail infection that is often caused by bacteria is called paronychia. Usually, bacteria enter the skin through cuts in the cuticle or nail folds (the skin around the nail). In most cases, this infection is treated with antibiotics, and it often does not cause serious health problems. Rarely, this nail infection may last a […]
A health condition in which you experience twinging or cramps during ovulation is called ovulation pain. Sometimes, it is called mittelschmerz, and it may also cause light vaginal bleeding and discharge. While mild forms are treated with rest and over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, in more severe cases, doctors may prescribe birth control pills. In other words, […]
A health condition in which you experience a feeling different from soreness after a big workout is called overtraining syndrome (OTS). Besides physical symptoms, it may also cause mental and emotional symptoms. The recovery time varies among people with this syndrome because it depends on several factors. These include the severity of the condition, age, […]
A congenital (present at birth) heart defect in which the aorta sits above a ventricular septal defect is called an overriding aorta. In normal circumstances, the aorta is located above the left side of the heart. Furthermore, there is a vital wall between the ventricles, but it has a hole in it. As a result, […]
The medical term that describes a type of malocclusion (bad bite) is overjet (also known as buck teeth). It happens when the front teeth stick out further than they should. However, there is another condition called overbite (vertical overlap), and it is different from overjet (horizontal overlap). This health condition is often treated with orthodontics […]
A health condition that causes a constant urine leak or dribble is called overflow incontinence. Usually, urinary retention causes overflow incontinence that occurs due to a bladder obstruction, enlarged prostate gland, or other problems that negatively affect the bladder. Healthcare professionals often recommend bladder training, medicines, and catheterization to treat this condition. There are some […]
Eating after you are full (overeating) is common among people. In most cases, we overeat at parties, family gatherings, or holidays. However, overeating may contribute to some serious health conditions. For example, obesity, eating disorders (such as anorexia nervosa), and others. Unfortunately, continuing to eat after you are full may become a habit that, over […]
A possible complication of in vitro fertilization (IVF), in which the ovaries swell and fluid leaks in the abdominal area, is called ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). Commonly, females with PCOS who are going through fertility treatments develop OHSS. Normally, women release one egg each menstrual cycle. If they have problems with fertility, doctors may recommend […]
A form of abnormal growth that often affects people under 30 and develops in the reproductive cells (also called germ cells) inside the ovaries is called ovarian germ cell tumors. While most of these growths are benign (noncancerous), sometimes they may be malignant (cancerous). Most of the time, these growths are treated with surgery, but […]
A health condition in which specific cysts filled with old blood appear, which is a sign of endometriosis, is called ovarian endometrioma. It often occurs when endometrial-like tissue travels outside the uterus. While these cysts may not cause any problems, some people may experience unpleasant symptoms. Doctors often recommend surgery to remove them. However, endometriosis […]
Dr. Paul K. Huddleston is an urologist in Newark, Delaware and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, Newark Health Methodist Hospital Alliance. He received his medical degree from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at Lubbock and has been in practice between 12-16 years.
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