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When your mouth hurts, your whole day is off. Conditions like cold sores, bleeding gums, cavities, and abscesses can make eating and drinking a battle. If things are really bad, you may even find yourself unable to do basic functions like talk or smile.

Sometimes mouth health falls between the cracks of one's healthcare system. Your doctor might refer you to your dentist and your dentist might refer you to a specialist. Unfortunately, such a process takes months, while all you can do is use a bag of peas to numb the pain. Don't stop there because Facty Health will help you out.

For all-natural home remedies, pain relieving techniques, and informative articles; seek out Facty Health.

Conditions

"Condition" is a general term for particular abnormal diseases that negatively affect a part or all of the body. Conditions are not due to any external injury. Therefore, a broken bone does not classify as a condition, whereas Herpes, OCD, Shingles, and Ulcers do.

Medical conditions are classified by specific symptoms and signs. While each person's experiences can vary, there are consistent signs and symptoms that doctors will look for when diagnosing their patients. We always recommend that people seek a professional diagnosis. Afterward, supplement medical advice and opinion with accurate and easy to read information.

Most people only spend an average of a couple minutes with their doctor during a checkup. Oftentimes patients don't receive the fullest explanation of their diagnosis. Easily search through the vast amount of articles that Facty Health offers for ones that address your specific needs. From there, allow us to help you with those unanswered questions.

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Breathing is something most of us take for granted. However, if you have difficulties breathing or suffer from certain diseases, you can benefit from respiratory therapy. It usually includes diagnostic procedures, critical care procedures (for example, asthma management and ventilation management), and therapeutic procedures.

Bacterial infections are the most common cause of respiratory problems. Smokers and people with chronic lung illnesses are at higher risk of developing a disease. Most often, antibiotics can effectively treat infections.

Your doctor can also prescribe specific therapeutic devices for your respiratory condition, for example, humidifiers, ventilators, suction equipment, and oximeters. These are necessary for people who have difficulty breathing on their own.

If you are on home oxygen therapy, special equipment can tell whether your oxygen saturation is adequate. You should also use special devices to monitor and record your condition regularly. Your doctor will be able to adjust your treatment plan based on this data.

Ailments

An "ailment" is a general term for minor to moderate physical illnesses, diseases, and disorders. In Facty Health, many different diagnoses fall under the ailment category. For example, acid reflux, eye disorders, skin problems, and GI problems, are considered an ailment.

In this category, you can discover natural home remedies for common symptoms. You will find that there is probably a miracle ingredient hiding in your pantry right now. Learn what foods to stay away from and which foods can help ease certain conditions. You can even learn to spot the early warning signs of some of the more severe diseases. Expect to find detailed and interesting information about the types of ailments, their symptoms, causes, and treatments.

If you have questions about a specific ailment or you just have a general curiosity for medicine, this would be a good place to start.

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Gerd is a Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. Commonly known as heartburn or indigestion, this reflux affects the muscles between the stomach and the esophagus. Basically, it is the stomach returning the contents back up into the esophagus because the esophageal sphincter is too relaxed or too weak.

This heartburn feels like a burning pain in the chest, which begins behind the breastbone, it moves up to the throat leaving a bitter acidic taste in the mouth.

Many people suffer from Gerd at some point in their lives because of their lifestyle. Certain foods or drinks, alcohol, and smoking may lead to Gerd, as well as obesity and age. Changing your lifestyle and dietary habits will help greatly. You can also take an antacid that will clear the esophagus, but this is only a temporary relief.

GERD

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Tendinitis is the name of a condition that causes tendons to become inflamed. It most commonly affects the hands, shoulders, and legs with sports injuries one of its leading causes. However, even if you lead a sedentary life in an office, you might also develop tendinitis as a result of repeated hand movements on a computer keyboard. This condition may also be an after effect of certain kinds of prescription medicines. It is easily confused with arthritis since the symptoms are similar.

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In the mildest cases, tendinitis disappears of its own accord, so there is no need for any treatment. However, if it continues for some time a visit to the doctor becomes necessary. The standard symptoms include pains and tenderness around affected body joints, but if there is an infection there might be swelling, and redness and this person could start to run a fever. If this happens, do not delay seeking medical assistance.

Tendinitis

Signs of Tendinitis

Women's health is an extremely important topic in the world of medicine today. There are doctors that specialize in women's health and its related topics. There are a number of specializations that doctors offer women, they are growing rapidly. For example, mammograms, gynecology, and reproductive health are wholly geared toward women. Even fields like nutrition sciences and radiology offer some services specifically for women. Though it might seem like a niche topic to some, concerns over women's overall health are booming.

Facty Health offers informative articles on women's health written in an accessible and easy-to-digest format. Some diseases and infections present certain symptoms in women that they might not in others. Even heart attacks can feel in women than they do in men.

Your health is important to you and we know that. For more information about any of the things we just mentioned, such as mammograms, check out our feed. Read about everything from natural home remedies to diet and exercise tips that can help you stay on top of your game.

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The immune system protects the body against infection. However, it's more like a little army than a giant shield. Germs, bacteria, and viruses primarily enter the body through contact with infected surfaces or through the air. The microscopic army fights off the invaders and remembers their weaknesses for next time. The next time your body encounters a similar infection, your immune system is better equipt to fight it. This process also happens on a smaller scale when you get flu shots and vaccines.

An important part of this system is white blood cells, which seek and destroy germs as soon as they enter the body. Doctors can test the levels of white blood cells in your body to see if you have the flu or a similar infection. If you have a high level of white blood cells you are probably fighting off an infection. You can boost your immune system by maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle.

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Immune System

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Anatomy

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General Interest

Is Teeth Whitening Safe and Effective?

Menorrhagia and the Health Risks of Heavy Periods

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