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 […]
The medical term that is used to describe the toxic effects of nicotine (a chemical in all tobacco products) is nicotine poisoning. A popular product (e-cigarette) that contains liquid nicotine causes an increase in poisonings. Moreover, nicotine poisoning occurs more commonly in children due to their smaller size. The most common symptoms include a fast […]
A type of allergy that causes skin rash, itching, and dryness after exposure to nickel is called nickel allergy. This metal can be found in jewelry, clothing fasteners, household items, and certain foods. In most cases, the symptoms do not appear right away. Doctors often treat nickel allergy with medicines and light therapy. While this […]
A condition in which there are reduced levels of neutrophils (a type of white blood cell) in the blood is called neutropenia. It often occurs in people who get cancer treatments (such as chemotherapy). This type of white blood cell is primarily produced by the bone marrow. Normally, these white blood cells help fight infections, […]
The medical term used to describe neurological damage caused by exposure to natural or manufactured toxins is neurotoxicity. This condition may result in a wide spectrum of neurological problems from mild symptoms to life-threatening health issues. In other words, neurotoxicity occurs when certain toxic substances cause damage to parts of the nervous system, including the […]
A complication of syphilis that causes serious neurological issues (such as paralysis and stroke). Moreover, this condition has multiple forms and may occur at any stage of this sexually transmitted infection (STI). One way to prevent neurosyphilis is to get treatment for syphilis as soon as possible. Generally, this is a possible life-threatening complication of […]
This condition can be mild or severe, and it can be persistent or come and go. It is called neuropathic pain, and it is often caused by the following health conditions. For example, shingles, diabetes, and central nervous system disorders, but it may also happen due to other diseases. In most cases, doctors prescribe a […]
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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