General

Health conditions that cause increased and/or slow movement are called movement disorders, and they often negatively affect the actions you choose to make or cause uncontrolled movements. The most common movement disorders include Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, and restless leg syndrome, but people may develop other types of movement disorders. In other words, movement disorders […]

A disease that causes small ulcers on the gums, lips, tongue, inner cheeks, or roof of the mouth is called mouth ulcers. In general, there are a lot of things that can cause them, including hormonal imbalances, emotional distress, minor injuries, and others. While most of them disappear without treatment, some types of mouth ulcers […]

A health condition that negatively affects motor neurons that are involved in muscle movements is called motor neuron disease (MND). Most of the time, MND affects the muscles that you do not even think about, including those that are involved in breathing, swallowing, chewing, talking, and walking. Unfortunately, it is not possible to cure this […]

Certain small and flying insects known as vectors (living things that carry diseases between humans and animals) are called mosquitoes. They carry infections through the blood, and mosquito bites are small, raised bumps on the skin that are often caused by a bite from a female mosquito. In general, there are multiple types of mosquitoes […]

A disorder that causes inflammation of one of the foot nerves is called Morton’s neuroma. Usually, it causes pain and makes it feel like you are stepping on a marble. While some people can relieve the symptoms with home remedies or over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, others may need prescription treatments. Moreover, Morton’s neuroma is not a […]

A health condition that causes nausea and vomiting in women, and it happens usually in the morning, is called morning sickness. However, it may occur at any time of the day. Mostly, this condition is treated with dietary changes, but if they do not work, you may need IV fluids and certain medicines. Moreover, morning […]

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 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 […]