Conditions

Blood Clot in Eye

Medically termed as hyposphagma or subconjunctival hemorrhage, blot clot in eye refers to a reddish spot or patch that occurs on the white section of the eye. It often forms suddenly and spontaneously and may change positions. The conjunctiva is the outermost filament of the [Read More]

Brown spots on bottom of feet

Brown spots on bottom of feet can be something as simple as age spots or hyper-pigmentation or it can be a symptom of serious underlying diseases. A few causes of brown spots on bottom of feet along with the associated signs and symptoms and treatment [Read More]

Burning Sinuses

The bones of the face have open cavities called the sinuses. They are located in 4 different areas of the skull, are directly connected via a natural orifice to the nose, and always occur in pairs. There are many conditions that affect the sinuses and [Read More]

Cuts on Tongue

Cuts on tongue is a mild and common condition that usually resolves without medical treatment. Patients simply need to take preventive steps to avoid aggravation of the condition and/or alleviate the symptoms via home remedies. Symptoms Some of the signs and symptoms accompanying cuts on [Read More]

Hot Feet at Night

Also known as burning feet, hot feet at night can be a painful and very severe condition in some patients resulting in sleepless nights. The condition can occur due to varied causes ranging from mild and local to serious health problems. In most cases, hot [Read More]

Tingling in Right Arm – Causes and Treatment

Tingling in right arm refers to a prickly sensation. It can occur due to varied factors such as nerve compression or injury or severe underlying vascular diseases. Affected people may experience weakness of fingers and arms, numbness in right, etc. It is important for patients [Read More]

Sturge Weber Syndrome

People with Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS) have a characteristic birthmark occurring on their face and it’s known as port wine stain. The birthmark is due to abnormalities in blood vessels. At times, the birthmark may not be present. Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS) is considered a rare disorder [Read More]

Kleefstra Syndrome

Kleefstra syndrome (KS) occurs when there is a tiny piece of chromosome 9 missing or deleted.  An individual may also develop the disorder after a gene mutation or intragenic duplication.  People with Kleefstra syndrome have intellectual disability and other complex clinical and physical features. The [Read More]

Fat In Stool

Stool is made up of many components including water, mucus, bacteria, fiber, various cell linings, salts, proteins, and fats. Having too much fat in stool is termed as steatorrhea and it can be a sign that there is malabsorption occurring in a person’s body. The [Read More]