What is a spider vein or telangiectasia? The condition in which widened venules or tiny blood vessels cause patterns or threadlike red lines is called either spider veins or telangiectasia or spider angioma or spider nevus...
What is ear-ringing or tinnitus? Sounds in-ear come from time to time and we all have a unique experience of these unusual sensations. These sounds vary in their impressions and their frequencies ranging from buzzing, hissing,...
What is an earache? Ache represents pain specifically in a weak immune area where you can feel some physiological change inside presenting itself as a disturbance. It may occur in adults as well as in children...
Withdrawals and cravings are a set of symptoms that may become severe and present themselves as a reaction of your body or mind to a sudden change of routine. This change may be positive or...
What is a Nail Fungus? A nail fungal infection is a common type of infection that can lead to white or yellow discoloration of nails of hands and toes, brittleness, thickening of the nail, and separation...
What is a pink eye? Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye is a swelling or infection in the outer membrane of your eyeball. Conjunctiva is a thin membrane that covers a lining in the eye. The...
What is Anxiety? The body's natural response to either stress or strain is called anxiety. A feeling of fear or apprehension about the outcome and about what is there to come next is the feeling during...
What is a canker sore? Aphthous ulcer or canker sore occurs in soft tissues of the mouth, called a painful mouth ulcer or sore. It may appear on your gums or inside your cheeks, lips, or...
What is Acne? A pimple or a zit developed suddenly on the skin is the blockage of tiny holes called pores by dirt, dead skin cells, bacteria, and oil. The repetitive action of pimple formation is...
COVID-19 is the name of a novel virus that emerged in Wuhan, China in a wet market where live fauna was sold and it traveled along with the customers and consumers throughout the world in...
