Umbilical Hernia in adults
Umbilical hernia in adults is a congenital problem, prevalent in infants of African race. This condition is known to be three times more common I women compared to me. In…
Fecal Fat Test
The fecal test evaluates the quantity of fat in the stool and the percentage of dietary fat that is not absorbed by the blood stream. How is fecal test…
Fanconi Anemia-Symptoms, Treatment
Fanconi Anemia is a disease that is genetic in nature, it is a disorder that affects the bone marrow. It results in reduced production of blood cells. Fanconi Anemia Causes…
Fluoride overdose- Symptoms, Treatment
Fluoride overdose as a chemical can prevent decaying of teeth. If there is fluoride overdose, it means that someone has accidently or purposely consumed more than the recommended dosage of…
Green Bowel Movements in Adults
Green bowel movements in adults can be alarming to many grownups. The normal color of our stool varies from light to dark brown and sometimes a dark yellowish tinge is…
Coughing up Green Mucus, Phlegm-Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Coughing up green mucus is a sign of bacterial infection due to pus in the respiratory tract and/or lungs. So, it can imply that there may be a respiratory disease…
Dubin-Johnson Syndrome
What is Dubin-Johnson Syndrome? This disorder referred to as DJS is a genetic disorder that is very rare and causes an individual to have jaundice symptoms through out their entire…
Pain in the Lower Left Abdomen
There can be various reasons that may cause pain in the lower left abdomen. It may be a sharp or mild pain experienced at the lower – left region of…
Metatarsalgia-Pain in the ball of the foot
Pain in the ball of the foot is a condition determined by inflammation or ache in the metatarsus (ball of your foot). This condition is also scientifically known as Metatarsalgia.…
Heat Rash Symptoms,Treatment, Pictures, Causes
Heat rash is also denoted as miliaria or prickly heat and it doesn’t just happen to babies. Heat rash is common in infants but it can also affect adults, particularly…