The term neuralgia refers to a combination of two words "neuro" meaning relating to nerves and "algesia" meaning sensitivity to pain. Neuralgia therefore describes pain
Read moreCystic fibrosis is a genetic condition that affects the production and flow of mucus within the lungs and digestive system. As a result, the passage
Read moreFibromyalgia has a worldwide presence affecting nearly 1 in 20 people globally. In the United States nearly 2–10% of the general population of all ages
Read moreBreath-holding spells are an involuntary reflex that commonly occurs among children, especially those aged under six years. They occur in around 5% of otherwise healthy
Read moreExercise or other physical activity can trigger asthma-related symptoms. Symptoms usually occur during or right after physical activity. However, if asthma is under control, exercise
Read moreScarlet fever, unlike a century ago, has reduced in its severity and intensity. In the 1800’s for example there were severe epidemics of this disease
Read moreSocial phobia, or social anxiety disorder, is an often overlooked but very common mental disorder. Incepting from shyness, the disorder can affect the performance of
Read moreDystonia refers to a range of movement disorders characterized by muscle spasms and contractions. The contractions may be sustained or intermittent and are often awkward
Read morePatients who are diagnosed with repetitive strain injury or RSI need to work towards early detection and prevention of the activity that aggravates their condition
Read moreVomiting may lead to several complications, especially if it is recurring over a period of hours or days. Some of the complications associated with repeated
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