Normally, the hormone insulin allows sugar in the form of glucose to enter your cells where it can be used for energy. However, in people suffering from type 2 diabetes, the body doesn’t produce enough insulin to carry out this task. As a result, blood glucose levels rise and your cells are deprived of energy. If left untreated, this can lead to problems with your sight, heart, kidneys or nerves.
During a woman’s menstrual cycle (her period), the uterus contracts as a way to assist in shedding the lining. What causes the uterus to constrict, is what is called prostaglandins. This hormone-like trigger causes the inflammation and pain, and that overall is what causes the menstrual cramps.
Cyclic vomiting syndrome has been diagnosed by doctors as a disorder that that involves episodes or recurring attacks of vomiting and nausea. Sometimes, this can stretch on for a few hours or extend for a number of days. These attacks could occur with or without accompanying symptoms for a longer time span.
by Stephen Amponsah Mensah · Published September 12, 2018 · Last modified March 22, 2020
The issue of infertility or sterility is a great source of worry for many couples. A woman is considered infertile or has a sterility challenge when after a year of unprotected sex, she is unable to get pregnant. Even when she is able to get pregnant but unable to maintain the pregnancy or have a miscarriage in the process, she is still termed to have sterility problem.
A postnasal drip is something most everyone has had but that not many can recognize by the name. Every day, people swallow small amounts of mucus. This mucus usually comes from the sinuses, mixes with salvia, and causes people no problems. However, sometimes the body makes too much mucus, which makes it harder to swallow. Sometimes the mucus comes out the nose (making a runny nose), while other times it runs down the back of your throat (postnasal drip).
Motion sickness is pretty self-explanatory. It is when you feel ill from traveling too quickly, in a new way, or even moving with your eyes on something other than where you are going.
High blood sugar is also called hyperglycemia. It’s a condition that normally happens when there is too much blood sugar (also called blood glucose) in your bloodstream.
Phobias are fears that are diagnosed by a psychologist or psychiatrist once the fear has appeared. The one most people know includes arachnophobia, the fear of spiders; acrophobia, the fear of heights; and agoraphobia which is the fear of crowds. Another common fear among individuals is the fear of flying or aviophobia. This article will focus on the symptoms, the possible causes, and the cures for overcoming this affliction.
It [hangover] is mostly associated with a headache, nausea, dizzy spells, body pains, confusion and thirst just among others. The severity of these ill experiences is dependent on the amount of alcohol you took as well as how much alcohol your body can tolerate.
Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is when you feel the need to move your leg because there’s an uncomfortable or sometimes even painful feeling in it. This condition usually gets worse at night and is known to get better for a short while if you reposition the hurting leg. This condition can appear at any age and has a tendency to get worse as you age.
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