Gastroesophageal reflux, also called “acid reflux,” is a condition when stomach contents and acid flow back to the esophagus, causing unpleasant sensations. Classic symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease are heartburn and regurgitation. The diagnosis is made clinically. Usually, mild symptoms relieve lifestyle and dietary modifications. Moderate and severe these should be treated with medications.
Spider veins, or telangiectasias, are small, damaged, superficial and visible blood vessels under your skin. Generally, spider veins are simply an aesthetic issue and couldn’t lead to health impairment. Yet, if spider veins coexist with CVI, the complications could be very severe: sores, skin ulcers, and thromboembolism. If you notice spider veins, talk to a healthcare provider to exclude CVI.
Spring is one of the most loved seasons, however this transition period can bring to some most common springtime illnesses: allergies, respiratory infections, hay fever, Lyme disease, and etc. Most of the above mentioned diseases are not life threatening, but if you have symptoms affecting your daily life , make an appointment with your GP.
Over-the-Counter Medications, or OTCs, are drugs that you can buy without a doctor’s prescription. You usually can buy it from local grocery or drug stores. Generally, OTCs are safe and effective for public use. Before using the OTC medications, you should always read the Drug Facts label. The most common complaints that OTCs treat are pain, cold and flu, allergies, indigestion and heartburn.
Type 1 diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in childhood. It's characterized by the body's inability to produce insulin. Usually it affects children and adolescents, but in adults it also can develop. All patients with type 1 DM need lifelong daily insulin therapy.
