If sweaty feet make you reluctant to remove your shoes in front of other people, it may be time to find a way to control the problem. While it’s not unusual to experience sweating feet occasionally, some people suffer from excessive sweating every day.
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Burning in the stomach, also called dyspepsia, is not an uncommon occurrence. FamilyDoctor.org reports that one in four people get dyspepsia at some time in their lives.
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As you sleep, bodily fluids build up around the eyes, resulting in eyelid swelling when you first wake up. According to "Spavelous Weekly Spa Magazine," puffiness is usually reduced by mid-morning as gravity begins to drain away the excess fluid.
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Nightly crying spells in a baby can frustrate and worry exhausted new parents. Crying spells may just be your baby’s way of releasing tension or may be a sign of colic, a harmless condition characterized by long bouts of crying.
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Morning sickness makes it difficult to keep food down when you are pregnant. Although the condition is called “morning” sickness, it can occur at any time of the day or night. Making changes to your diet can help you tolerate foods more easily and reduce nausea and vomiting.
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Taking your baby’s rectal temperature can seem a little daunting at first if you are a new parent, but the rectal method provides the most reliable and accurate results for very young children, according to the Babycenter website. Taking your child’s temperature can be accomplished quickly using a digital thermometer.
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Painful headaches that develop soon after you eat seafood might be more than just a coincidence. Eating seafood can be a trigger for headaches, particularly if the food contains toxins or unhealthy chemicals.
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It can be hard to breathe when your throat feels as if it’s suddenly tightening or closing during exercise. The problem is caused by vocal cord dysfunction, a condition that affects the vocal cords, or voice box, in your throat.
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Twitching leg muscles are not uncommon after a long walk or exercise session according to Dr. John Su in an article in the "Los Angeles Times." Although muscle twitches may cause you to worry about the health of your leg muscles, in most cases, twitching doesn’t indicate a serious underlying medical program.
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If you suffer from nausea from motion sickness, pregnancy or the side effects of chemotherapy medications, anti-nausea wristbands may help you reduce your symptoms without using over-the-counter (OTC) or prescription anti-nausea medication.
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The motion of an airplane can cause nausea, vomiting, sweating and dizziness in people who are particularly sensitive to movement. Motion sickness occurs due to a conflict between what you see and what the balance system in your inner ear senses.
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Microwave cooking provides a convenient solution when you don’t have time to cook using your traditional oven. High frequency electromagnetic waves produce friction, which reduces cooking time for many types of foods, including meatloaf.
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