Minor nicks from shaving or paper cuts are called lacerations. While usually they are harmless, if a laceration is larger or goes deeper, it can cause serious health problems. Commonly, doctors recognize lecerations during a physical examination. Sometimes, these cuts can be treated at home. In other words, lacerations are injuries that involve rips or […]
A condition that causes inflammation of the labyrinth (a part of the inner ear) is called labyrinthitis. While most of the time, this condition is not dangerous, sometimes, people may experience persistent vertigo. Labyrinthitis does not go away without treatment, and people who leave it untreated may experience serious complications. In other words, labyrinthitis is […]
A disease that causes the inner lips of the vulva to stick together is called labial adhesion. Commonly, it happens in women with low levels of Estrogen. While it can affect infants, it may also occur in toddlers and adults. Usually, labial adhesion is a treatable disorder, and doctors often recommend Estrogen creams and manual […]
A congenital (present at birth) condition that causes a baby to be born with an underdeveloped or missing uterus and/or vagina is called Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome. Doctors often recommend surgery to create a vagina, which allows one to have children with IVF and a gestational carrier. However, the ovaries and vulva (external genitals) often develop […]
A rare disease that occurs when the back of the eye does not develop properly is called morning glory syndrome (MGS). In people with this condition, the back of the eye has a funnel shape instead of a globe-shaped eyeball. Unfortunately, it is not possible to cure this condition, but with treatment, you can reduce […]
A health condition that causes damage to a single peripheral nerve is called mononeuropathy. Usually, it causes the following symptoms. For example, numbness, muscle weakness, and pain. Mostly, physicians prescribe different treatments for people with this condition because they depend on several factors. These include the underlying cause, the affected nerve, existing health conditions, the […]
A health condition that causes irregular heart rhythms, which is often caused by the heart’s electrical system malfunctions, is called monomorphic ventricular tachycardia (MVT). In general, MVT is a type of arrhythmia, and without treatment, it can be dangerous. In other words, MVT is a form of irregular heart rhythm that occurs when the lower […]
A viral skin infection that often causes one or multiple raised bumps on the skin is called molluscum contagiosum. While some people may have these papules (raised bumps on the skin) for months, sometimes they can persist for years. Moreover, molluscum contagiosum easily spreads to other people. Sometimes, this condition may go away on its […]
Certain benign (noncancerous) growths that appear on the skin are called moles. In some cases, they are called nevus or beauty marks, and most of the time, they are harmless. Commonly, these skin growths should not hurt, itch, or bleed, and they can last up to 50 years. However, if you suspect that a mole […]
An immune system reaction to molds that are most of the time harmless is called mold allergy. While some people have only mild symptoms (such as itching or a rash), others may have breathing problems. Nowadays, physicians can determine which type of mold allergy you have. The best way to prevent this condition is to […]
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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