Bloating is common after eating, and is often linked to eating too much, swallowing air, or foods that are either gas forming or incompletely digested.

At least 1 percent of adults suffer from a bed wetting problem, which is also known as nocturnal enuresis. The cause of bed wetting in adults is not always clear, but an array of medical, physical or emotional problems may contribute to this condition.

If you have [acid reflux](https://www.livestrong.com/sscat/acid-reflux/), it may sometimes feel like you can't eat anything without it triggering a painful flare-up. But rest assured, there are plenty foods you can eat.

Sip a smoothie without finding yourself in a diet dilemma by enjoying one of our diabetes-friendly recipes. They’re based on whole produce--some with veggies!

Dining out shouldn’t be stressful, but when you’ve been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, visiting a restaurant can feel suddenly fraught with peril.

You've probably heard it a thousand times: Exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. And now that you have diabetes it's even more so.

Because stamina is very much of a mind-body proposition, lack of or poor stamina can arise from quite a number of causes.

Spotting or bleeding after menopause can be surprising and concerning, especially if your last period was many years ago. The most common causes of spotting after menopause include thinning of the reproductive tract tissues and hormone therapy.

Nasal itchiness caused by allergies, irritants or a cold can usually be treated with home remedies and over-the-counter medicines.

Stress-levels in the U.S. have spiked this year. Do you live in one of America's most stressed-out cities?

Read on for seven delicious and good-for-you desserts that are low in sugar and made with just three wholesome ingredients.

Opioid withdrawal symptoms are typically managed with medications. Vitamins are sometimes added to ease withdrawal, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.