Health
Patients Expect Just One Thing From Doctors
Patients and physicians are generally working towards good health. While many patient expectations can be unreasonable, others are practical. This hyperbolic, insightful and sobering patient-perspective health article may be read on the popular KevinMD website.
Pardon My Geographic Tongue
A rare class of people exhibit a geographic tongue. Can anything be done about the loss of papillae manifesting this irregular appearance on the surface of your tongue? And is it a serious health problem?
Here Are Clues A Patient Has Sjögren’s
When eyes are so dry they hurt and vision is blurred, it is wise to see an eye care professional. This article outlines some of the rare symptoms of Sjögren’s syndrome.
What Drum Beats Only Loud Enough For You To Hear?
Your personal percussionists beat loud enough to entertain and inform you. What stops the music?
Sjögren’s Syndrome: Pain Beyond Tears
People with Sjögren’s syndrome are confused with those having dry eye syndrome. If it was just dry eyes or diminished tears, Sjögren’s syndrome might be treated solely with eye drops. Learn how the medical condition Sjögren’s affects multiple organs.
Limits of Cosmetic and Facial Reconstruction
Plastic surgery is not always an aesthetic elective procedure. Sometimes it a health requirement where the end result of reconstructive surgery can only be appreciated when compared to the initial medical anomaly.
Drink Away Vertigo With Water
Disequilibrium can bemuse vertigo sufferers for hours, days or longer, often accompanied by nausea, sensitivity to light and sound. Discover how something as simple as water can provide a measure of relief for a debilitating health condition.
It’s Dysautonomia — Not Laziness
Dysautonomia is a health condition referring to dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system. Learn how it affects digestive, skeletal, respiratory and cardiovascular systems.