Neutrophils – What You Need to Know
Neutrophils are white blood cells that fight infection in the body. It is critical that neutrophils are always at normal range because of the essential role they play in the…
IBS Pain
What is IBS? IBS or irritable bowel syndrome is a very common functional gut disorder. This means, in this syndrome, there exist no structural abnormality. So, only the gut malfunctions…
What is Deodorant Rash?
Deodorant rash refers to an itchy, red, inflammatory skin rash which develops at the place where deodorant is applied. Sometimes, the rash may be bumpy and elicit flaking, peeling, oozing,…
Horsefly Bite
A horsefly is a large fly belonging to the Tabanidae family of insects of the Diptera order. It is also known by other names like forest fly, deer fly, and…
Intermittent Stomach Pain
Stomach pain can be used to identify cramps or dull ache in the tummy region or more precisely the abdomen part. This kind of pain can occur due to several…
Sprained Ankle
The ankle is an important part of the body for movement. This is the weight bearing part which is the meeting point of three bones. The fibula and tibia of…
Septum Piercing – All You Wanted to Know
Septum piercing refers to a kind of nose piercing that involves piercing the cartilage and bone wall present in the center of the nasal cavities. The wall is called the…
Intercostal Muscle Strain
The intercostal muscles are situated between the ribs and are made of many muscle groups like the transverse and subcostal thoracic muscles and the external and internal intercostal muscles. They…
Hirschsprung’s Disease (in Infants and Adults)
Hirschsprung’s disease is a disorder marked by large intestinal abnormalities that lead to difficulties in bowel movements. It is a congenital condition and is caused due to lack of nerve…
When does Angina Pectoris Occur?
Angina pectoris is a condition marked by abnormal pain in chest which occurs due to low blood flow to the heart muscles. The pain may be described as pressure, tightness,…