You’re constantly tired and your chest hurts. It could be a serious heart condition or just a bad diet, but those aren’t the only two possibilities. It could be pectus excavatum. Find out how to tell the difference and what you should do.
If you notice clear signs of peripheral arterial disease (PAD), consider yourself lucky, because you can get early treatment. It’s the signs you don’t notice that are most dangerous. Here’s what to look for.
Trouble swallowing, heartburn, and chest pain could be acid reflux. Or it could be a problem with your esophagus. Here’s what you need to know about achalasia, how to treat it, and how to live with it.
No one thinks about their kidneys until something goes wrong, then it’s the only thing you can think about, because kidney failure can be life-threatening. Here’s what happens when things go awry.
Are you hacking, wheezing, and coughing like a smoker, but you’ve never picked up a cigarette? Find out if you can get emphysema in other ways.
Struggling for air is terrifying, and if you live with COPD, you may live in constant fear of an episode that leaves you breathless. But knowing the facts can ease your mind. Here’s what you need to know about COPD.
Some medical emergencies are unavoidable, but some have warning signs that alert you to danger, like an aortic aneurysm. Learning the symptoms could save your life.
Lung cancer can be serious, especially if it goes undetected and untreated. Read more to learn about the signs and symptoms of lung cancer so you can get treated sooner.
Venous disease results when the veins in your legs don’t work properly. The disease can impact blood flow, which can lead to grave health problems. Here’s what you need to know about venous disease and how to correct it.
