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Information to know about Baby's Vomiting and when to visit the Emergency Room It is common for babies and toddlers to vomit at one point or another – especially when their stomachs are full, when they have failed to burp or after persistent cou...

Hypoglycemia and Diabetic Shocks Individuals suffering from diabetes have body systems that are unable to produce sufficient amount of insulin for sugar that is consumed in their daily diet. Most Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics require insulin injec...

What is fainting and what causes it? Fainting also known as syncope is defined as a sudden and brief loss of consciousness and posture. Syncope is caused by decreased blood flow to the brain, and there are many different conditions that can caus...

When To Seek Medical Attention for your Cuts and Lacerations Cuts and lacerations are the same condition. A cut is a wound that goes through the skin and separates the tissue. It is typically caused by a sharp object such as using a knife while co...

Abdominal Pain: Cases when not to dismiss it as gas Abdominal pain is a common complaint among men and women of all ages. It is often dismissed as trivial, and almost never considered as warranting a rush into an emergency room – especially if i...

How Does the Weather Affect My Allergies? Changes in the weather can definitely impact and trigger your allergies symptoms. Some of the common weather triggers can include: Heat: During hot summer days, air pollution is the worse. Smog and o...

While the rib are relatively resistant to injuries, accidents can happen and these bones can be broken especially in persons with illnesses that make their bones weaker (e.g., cancer, osteoporosis). Common causes of rib fracture include direct blow...

In women, the uterus is held in place inside the pelvis by various muscles, ligaments, and tissues. But when the reproductive organ prolapses, a condition known as prolapsed uterus, the uterus drops into the vaginal canal - truly, a medical conditi...