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Burning Lungs, Coughing after Hard Running: Benign Causes

There are several benign causes of burning lungs & coughing after hard running, and what’s “hard” is subjective. “Burning in the lungs and coughing after hard running are likely due to magnesium deficiency,” says Carolyn [...]

2026-01-08T18:48:27-07:00GERD, RUNNING AND JOGGING|

Chronic Subdural Hematoma Symptoms: Young vs. Old Patients

Yes, there tends to be differences in symptoms of chronic subdural hematoma in young patients vs. elderly. A report in the journal Injury points out differences in symptom presentation of chronic subdural hematoma in young [...]

2024-08-08T20:18:18-06:00ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, HEADACHES|

Soft Plaque Rupture, Chest Pain, Low Heart Disease Risk?

Can chest pain in a physically fit person with low heart disease risk be caused by a soft plaque rupture? “Recent literature suggests two different kinds of plaque: calcified plaque which is considered more stable [...]

Do Doctors Give too Many Tests for Heart Disease?

What does a cardiologist have to say about the belief that doctors order too many tests for heart disease? These tests include stress tests and angiograms. There are also various blood tests related to diseases [...]

Why Is Melanoma Survival Rate Higher for Stage 0 vs. Stage 1?

What’s different in the stage 0 melanoma patient than the stage 1 patient such that 10-year survival rate is higher? The earlier that melanoma is caught (or staged), the higher the survival rate when projected [...]

Tiny Red Spots in Toilet after BM or Urine: Unlikely Origin

Have you noticed tiny red dots against the toilet bowl after a bowel movement or urine output and wondered what’s wrong? Imagine turning towards the toilet to look inside after having a bowel movement or [...]

2025-08-23T18:06:45-06:00BLADDER CANCER, COLON CANCER SYMPTOMS|

Zero Calcium Score in Asymptomatic vs. Symptomatic Patients

A zero calcium score is NOT an accurate predictor of cardiac events in patients with symptoms, but for those without symptoms, it’s over 95 percent. A group of people with symptoms like chest pain and [...]

Trouble Breathing During or After Exercise, No Chest Pain

Find out a most unlikely cause of difficulty breathing IN during or after exercise in the absence of chest pain in an otherwise healthy person. Suppose you just had your heart checked and everything’s normal, [...]

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