Most men don’t think about their prostate gland until it gives them trouble — and even then they may not realize that their prostate is the problem. Learn how to spot the signs of an enlarged prostate and what you should do if yours is too big.
Menopause may be normal and natural, but it can sure make you feel like something is wrong. If you’re in the throes of menopausal madness, try these tips to stay comfortable, healthy, and happy during “the change.”
Most childhood problems, like skinned knees, sticky fingers, and cooties, end after puberty, but one notorious kid condition can follow you into adulthood — ear infections. Here’s what to watch for and how to handle them.
From paper cuts to open gashes, lacerations are one of the most common skin injuries. But how do you know when a simple bandage will do, or when you might need stitches? Here are some guidelines.
When is a sneeze more than just a reaction to a tickle, and when is a rash a sign of something more sinister than simple dry skin? Learn how to spot the signs of allergies — even if you’ve never had them before — and how testing can help.
It’s hard enough to carve out time for a doctor’s appointment when you’re sick, so scheduling one when you’re well may seem crazy. But annual physicals may help you avoid getting sick in the first place. Find out why wellness exams are so important.
Sometimes it’s hard to tell which came first: your ED or your health problems. Find out what causes ED — and what ED causes — to get a handle on your sexual and overall health.
Controlling your blood sugar is your top priority if you have Type 2 diabetes, but weight management is a close second. Find out how weight and diabetes are strongly linked, and how you can manage both.
Do you feel left out of the holiday fun while everyone else digs into the decadent feasts and sugary treats? There’s a way to join the party without fear. Explore our best tips for surviving the holiday season when you have diabetes.
Sudden chest pain and dizziness can be scary. Your mind immediately thinks the worst: Is this a heart attack? Maybe, maybe not. Find out what could be behind these symptoms so you can address them calmly or seek urgent medical attention.
Like turtles and tortoises and identical twins, colds and allergies are hard to tell apart. Discover the telltale signs of these common conditions so you can know which one you have and how to treat it.
Slammed your thumb with a hammer? Stubbed your toe and ripped off the nail? Injuries like these are extremely painful and very common. Here’s what you should do if it happens to you.
It’s no secret that losing weight can be difficult, but less widely known is that it doesn’t have to be. The hCG diet can help you shed those extra pounds so you can live a healthier and more active lifestyle. Find out if it’s right for you.
Allergies don’t have to be a fact of life. With immunotherapy, you can decrease or totally eliminate your allergy symptoms.
This spring has been dominated by a virus, of course, but seasonal allergies are here year-round. Keep up your immunity with our allergy shots.
When it comes to dieting, it often feels like there is as much fiction as there is fact. Cut through the confusion and discover the biggest myths.
Children are more prone to ear infections than adults. Here’s the science behind why it’s far more likely that your youngster will get an ear infection, and what symptoms to look for, especially when younger kids aren’t able to tell you themselves.
A Pap smear is an important examination when it comes to female reproductive health. Here’s what to expect during your Pap smear and why it’s so important to stay up to date on them.
Roughly two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese. Carrying extra weight puts you at risk for a variety of health conditions, from high blood pressure to heart disease. These conditions are often chronic, but losing weight can reduce your risk.
Millions of men in the United States struggle with erectile dysfunction. But much of what you read or hear about this condition might not be true. Read on to learn more about the myths and facts surrounding this common men’s health condition.
All women live with a risk of heart disease. Read more to learn the information about heart disease risks and symptoms that every woman should know. With the right information, you can help protect yourself against heart disease.
If you’re over the age of 30, you may have already begun experiencing a decline in testosterone. The impact of low testosterone levels is far worse than just negatively affecting your sex life. Find out why this condition needs your attention.
Obesity can be a fatal condition. Learn how to manage your weight to get healthier and reduce your risk of many preventable illnesses.
You want to be responsible. You and your significant other are not ready for children. But there are so many different birth control options out there. Use this guide to help you figure out which one is right for you and your partner.
Achieving a healthy weight can boost your confidence and improve your health. But losing weight and keeping it off isn’t always easy. Medical weight loss management gives you a personalized plan and the necessary support to help you reach your goals.
Did you sprain your ankle or fracture a bone? It’s hard to know the difference after you sustain an ankle injury. Seeking urgent medical care is always a good idea if you hurt your ankle. Prompt, accurate attention helps prevent future problems.
Allergy season is upon us. If you’re wondering how you’re going to make it through the spring, you may want to consider allergy shots. Here’s how they might help.
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.
A body that can heal itself from within? Sounds like science fiction, but your body has always had the capability to heal itself. Now science can give you a helping hand and end some painful conditions with stem cell regenerative therapy.
