Tag: Concerning Symptoms
The Connection Between Stress and Diabetes
Did you know that stress can impact blood sugar? Learn more about stress and diabetes and discover some stress management strategies.
Type 1 Diabetes and Celiac Disease
Type 1 diabetes and celiac disease may seem unrelated, but they are two conditions that are often connected. Managing them both at the same time is challenging, so understanding the connection can help you understand how to live healthfully with both diseases.
Pneumonia Treatment: What Does It Take to Feel Better?
Matching you with the most appropriate pneumonia treatment depends, in part, on what kind of germ caused the infection.
Answering FAQs about the Kidneys and Diabetes
If you have diabetes, you may have been told that you’re at risk of developing kidney disease. What’s the connection between the kidneys and diabetes?
What You Can Do to Stop Snoring and Start Sleeping Better
Snoring can be more than a noisy nuisance. It may also affect your health, energy and relationship with your sleep partner—and, potentially, signal a sleep disorder. Lifestyle changes and medical treatments can help you stop snoring.
How to Manage High Cholesterol and Protect Your Heart
Have you been told you have high cholesterol? Learning how to manage this condition can help you protect your heart.
Making Sense of Emphysema and How It Affects the Lungs
Emphysema is a type of lung disease that affects more than 3 million Americans, according to the American Lung Association. While the condition is relatively common, it’s also preventable in many cases.
What Every Person Should Know About Stroke Symptoms
Each year, around 800,000 Americans have a stroke, a medical emergency that can have a debilitating effect on the brain and body. Knowing stroke symptoms is the first step toward protecting your health.
The COPD Transitional Care Team Gets You Home Safely
Living with COPD is difficult. The COPD Transitional Care Team is here to help. Learn how they support patients who live with this chronic disease.
Am I at Risk of an Abdominal Aneurysm?
When you hear about someone experiencing an aneurysm, the brain probably comes to mind, but aneurysms can also affect other parts of the body. An abdominal aneurysm is one example.