What does Orange Period Blood Mean?
Many women who menstruate often seek information about their period blood color and other changes. Now what is complicated is that we can’t determine one standard for different women as…
Hay Fever Rash
More than one tenth of the American population suffers from Hay fever, of which the rash is a common symptom. Hay fever is also known as allergic rhinitis used to…
Palmar Erythema
Palmar erythema is a self-restrictive disease localized only to the palm of the hands. It is not a condition by itself, but often may be associated with other underlying diseases…
Helix Piercing
The piercing of the helix or cartilage (upper ear) is known as helix piercing. The piercing is usually made to wear a piece of jewelry. Usually a small gauge, a…
Orange Urine
The urine color often changes because of changes in the diet, lifestyle and medication. Eating food that contains food dyes may also bring changes in the color of urine. Specific…
Red Spots on Skin (Non Itchy)
Red non-itchy spots on skin may be harmless or they may be a symptom of some serious underlying condition. Such spots are often accompanied by additional symptoms such as swelling,…
Swollen Tonsils with White Spots
Tonsils are small lymphoid glands located at the back section on either side of the throat. It acts like a filter and hold back bacteria, viruses, and other germs and…
Leukocytes in Urine without Nitrates
Leukocytes are white blood cells. Small quantities of leukocytes, which are damaged and old cells, are eliminated from the body along with urine. Thus, their presence in urine is normal…
Black Specks in Stool
There may be a lot of information about your health gathered from just taking a look on your stool. The color, consistency, texture, form, and general appearance of stool can…
Signs of Dehydration in Children
Dehydration in children refers to the lack of fluids in the child’s body. Dehydration can occur due to a variety of factors such as diarrhea, vomiting, and insufficient intake of…