A genetic condition that often runs in families, passed from biological parents to their children, and causes cellular function problems is called Zellweger syndrome (ZS). It often causes serious health problems after birth. These include problems with the kidneys, brain, and liver, difficulty feeding, movement issues, and others. Unfortunately, it is not possible to cure […]
Rare germ cell tumors that often affect testicles and ovaries, causing cancer, are called yolk sac tumors (also known as endodermal sinus tumors). This type of cancer often occurs in children and sometimes may grow outside the reproductive system. For example, in the brain, chest, or abdomen. Healthcare professionals usually treat this cancer type with […]
An infection caused by a bacterium that leads to diarrhea and abdominal pain is called yersiniosis. This bacterial infection usually affects people when handling raw or eating undercooked pork. One effective way to prevent yersiniosis is to make sure the meat is prepared at a safe internal temperature and wash the hands with soap and […]
A viral infection that is caused by infected mosquitoes is called yellow fever. It often occurs when these mosquitoes bite people. While some people with this condition experience mild symptoms such as body aches or fever, others may experience severe ones (including organ failure). This condition can be prevented with a vaccine. If you ignore […]
A bacterial skin infection that causes skin growth and permanent damage to the skin, bones, and tissues without treatment is called Yaws. The bacterium that causes this infection is known as Treponema pallidum pertenue. Physicians usually prescribe antibiotics to treat this condition. In most cases, people get this bacteria through contact with the broken skin […]
This is a genetic disorder that negatively affects the bones and teeth. It may also cause muscle weakness, deafness, and other health problems. It is called X-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH), and it happens due to a genetic change (mutation). This mutation causes the body to lose too much bone-strengthening phosphate. Physicians usually treat this condition with […]
A health condition caused by a mutation (change) in the BTK gene is called X-linked agammaglobulinemia (XLA). This is an inherited condition, meaning the abnormal gene is passed from the biological parents to the biological children. When it occurs, a part of the immune system does not develop properly, which causes you to get sick […]
A health condition that causes multiple health problems (including the eyes) and is caused by a lack of vitamin A is called xerophthalmia. Without treatment, it may lead to complete blindness (vision loss). Usually, the treatment involves administering vitamin A supplements. Generally, the name of this condition involves multiple health conditions that negatively affect your […]
A rare genetic condition that causes hypersensitivity to UV (ultraviolet) light, eye disorders, and neurological problems is called xeroderma pigmentosum (XP). It often happens due to a genetic mutation (change) that is inherited from biological parents during pregnancy. Unfortunately, there is no way to cure this condition. That’s why treatment focuses on lessening the symptoms […]
This is a condition in which a harmless yellow bump appears near the eyelid skin. It is called xanthelasma, and it can be soft, chalky, or semi-solid. However, it is also known as a type of xanthoma or cholesterol deposit. Physicians usually prescribe different treatments to remove them. Unfortunately, some people may notice that xanthelasma […]
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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