A bitter taste in the mouth has many causes, says an ear, nose and throat doctor. That’s pretty aggravating, a persistent bitter taste in the mouth. “Many things can cause a bitter taste in the mouth,” [...]
Many things can cause a foul taste in the mouth, says an ENT doctor. Sooner or later, most people will find they have a foul taste in their mouth either upon awakening for the day, or [...]
Are you sick of waking up every morning with all this dried gunk in your nose, making it feel as though you're not breathing in enough air? If you live in a dry climate such [...]
A variety of exercises are known to trigger acid reflux. And there is one type of exercise in particular that can quickly shoot acid right up into your throat and cause a funny taste in [...]
Find out what you can do about morning hard mucus in your nose and what causes this disgusting problem. Morning snot can be such a problem for some individuals that they actually seem to have [...]
Find out how acid reflux can cause throat symptoms without causing heartburn. Yes, indeed, it’s possible for acid reflux to make its way into the throat and cause its typical throat symptoms such as cough, [...]
Here is a comparison acid reflux symptoms to those of angina chest pain. It’s no secret that a person with chest pain from angina can be misdiagnosed as having acid reflux or some other digestive [...]
Pain in the left side of your stomach after you eat can have serious causes including cancer but also benign causes. Definitely see a doctor about this. “This is a nonspecific symptom, has many causes, [...]
You don’t overeat, you don’t have ovarian cancer, so why have you lost your appetite? Have you been feeling full “all the time” even though you haven’t been eating more, and even though your doctor [...]
If it’s not your heart, what can be causing dizziness while you eat? Eating should be an enjoyable experience, not something you dread because it causes you to feel dizzy. Non-cardiac causes of dizziness while [...]
A cardiologist explains the details you should give your cardiologist if you’ve been blacking out. Have you been blacking out and are planning on seeing a cardiologist? Don’t just tell the doctor, “I’ve been having [...]
If studies show the accuracy of CT angiogram for detecting heart disease, why isn’t this tool used more often in chest pain ER cases? Research have shown the efficacy of the CT angiogram in detecting heart [...]
A cardiologist talks about blackouts and what tests you should get to find out if the problem is heart related. Have you been having blackouts and “all the tests” are normal? Perhaps you haven’t had [...]
Is there a way to distinguish between breathing difficulty from angina and from narcotic painkiller side effects? Narcotic painkillers can cause trouble breathing as a side effect, yet angina as well can result in this [...]
Find out how often and why cardiologists miss severe heart disease when examining a patient. It’s possible for a cardiologist to miss severe heart disease when giving a patient a heart exam, and actually go [...]
If your calcium score is zero and you go bust with your diet, how long before the score rises? Your calcium score is zero because you’ve been having a healthful diet and exercising, and maybe [...]
A facial pain and TMJ disorder expert describes four jaw exercises for facial pain that are comfortable to perform. TMJ disorder (aka TMD) causes quite a few symptoms, but among the most common is pain, including [...]
Anxiety can cause you to feel dizzy, and so can exercise. There are different kinds of dizziness, and each has different causes. Anxiety is a common cause of dizziness. However, if you feel dizzy after [...]
Blood in the urine has many causes, including cancer, and the sight of blood in your urine can be very frightening. Obviously, this isn’t normal. Or is it at times? It’s important to take a [...]
A sudden onset of diarrhea, including a lot of diarrhea, but with no other symptoms, may signal an inflammatory bowel condition known as microscopic colitis. Microscopic colitis falls under the category of “colitis,” which falls under [...]
What is the best way to help prevent esophageal cancer if you have GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease)? Or, to put it another way, are there specific ways to lower the odds of ever developing esophageal [...]
Though anal cancer is strongly linked to HPV, anal intercourse is not necessary to contract this virus that can lead to this cancer. Did you know that 95% of anal cancer cases are caused by [...]
“Typically, people have symptoms of abnormal pain in conjunction with diarrhea when they have microscopic or collagenous colitis,” says gastroenterologist Sander R. Binderow, MD. “If a physician looks at the colon, it appears to be [...]
Is it edema when you roll down your tight socks and see that big indent in your leg? “I have a memory of my grandmother, who used an elastic band to hold up her stockings,” [...]
Vertigo has many causes, so what kind of doctor should you first see? A common cause of vertigo involves the inner ear canal. This might be the cause of your vertigo — which to some [...]
Ptosis, as it pertains to symptom of a leaking aneurysm, refers to a drooping eyelid. The drooping, or ptosis, can have a variety of causes, including a brain aneurysm that has begun to leak. Another [...]
Dr. Marc Leavey explains what can cause sudden numbness in your index finger. I was inspired to write this article after I discovered my right index finger had suddenly gone numb. Marc I. Leavey, MD, [...]
Adult inattentive deficit disorder and taking medications: Is there really a such thing? And if adult ADD is a valid disorder, then should adults take ADD medications? After all, when people hear about "attention deficit [...]
Left side neglect can be caused by a chronic subdural hematoma (a type of brain bleed) that’s on the right side of the brain. My mother had a chronic subdural hematoma on the right side: twice. There were [...]
Recurrence for chronic subdural hematoma is at around 15 percent. The recurrence is not a sudden event, but unfolds over a short period of time. My mother had a chronic subdural hematoma, and her neurosurgeon [...]
These four colors are just the tip of the iceberg. It helps to know what the most common colors are for the deadliest skin cancer, melanoma. Are there particular colors that melanoma skin [...]
If your fibromyalgia gets in the way of your walking workouts by causing arm pain, there’s something you can do about this. When you walk for fitness, especially on a treadmill, do you experience arm [...]
If you or your child's been diagnosed with ADHD, you might really have sleep apnea and were misdiagnosed. The symptoms of ADHD mimic the symptoms of sleep apnea. It’s not at all uncommon for people (kids and [...]
An OB/GYN explains causes of menstrual migraine headaches. Migraine headaches can be caused by a woman’s period. These are referred to as menstrual migraines. Though migraine headaches that come with a woman’s period can be [...]
You may have read somewhere that one feature of sphenoid sinus headaches, or even those of general sinusitis, is that they tend to occur at night (while you’re still awake). Or, if you have the [...]
Does angina necessarily cause chest pain? Can you have angina and no chest pain? Though it’s a strong fact that chest pain is a classic symptom of angina, or, to put it another way, that [...]
Here is an ingenious way to take out a big thick ponytail without losing more than a few hairs. I swear, every time I do this technique, I am very rarely aware of any hairs [...]
If you’re suffering from peeling hands, there are many causes of this, says a dermatologist. “Each and every day your hands are constantly being exposed to various elements that can cause irritation including chemicals, UV [...]
“The development of a rash on the cheeks, indicated by bumps, swelling and redness to the skin, is the result of the body’s natural inflammatory reaction,” says Dr. Jennifer Gordon, who is board certified by [...]
There are seven conditions that mimic the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome. First up is pronator teres syndrome. “Whereas carpal tunnel syndrome is compression of the median nerve at the wrist,” begins Jonathan Oheb, MD, North [...]
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