Back pain can be categorized as acute pain and chronic pain. Acute pain can be a result of excessive movement or usage of the back which can cause injury to the ligaments, muscles, tendons and bones. Whereas chronic pain is a reoccurring pain in back. Some of the common causes for back pain may be strains, muscle tension, poor postural habits, microtrauma, slip discs, disc prolepses, arthritis, tuberculosis, obesity, osteoporosis, bone tumors, lifting heavy weights and nutritional deficiencies.
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Gradual enlargement of the prostate is known as benign prostatic hypertrophy. It is common among men who are over fifty years of age. It is caused by hormonal changes in the body which takes place due to the growth in age. Growth of size in prostate glands squeezes and narrows the urethra by exerting thrust on it. This results in urine retention in bladder and cause symptoms like slow flow of urine, burning sensation while urinating, frequent urge to urinate, and inability to initiate the urine
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Degenerative disease of the spinal region which leads to shoulder and neck pain, frequent headaches and tightening of the muscles in the neck and head region is known as cervical spondylosis. Some of the causes of cervical spondylosis are; lack of exercise, injury, faulty posture, wrong diet, stress, emotional problems, psychological strain and improper way of lifting weights. Some of the common symptoms are; nagging, giddiness, headache, numbness and tingling on the affected side, weak arm or h
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Inflammation of the conjunctiva is known as conjunctivitis. Conjunctiva is basically a transparent thin membrane which covers the front of the eye. Conjunctivitis is also known as pink eye and is a very common ailment. It can be caused by virus, exposure to chemicals, exposure to artificial light and allergic conditions. Conjunctivitis is contagious and can spread through contact. It poses a risk of becoming an epidemic in offices and schools. Some common symptoms of conjunctivitis are; soreness
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Cracked nipples are very common among breastfeeding mothers. It makes it very uncomfortable and painful to breastfeed your child. It can be caused by certain factors such as poor latching, too much use of one breast to feed the baby, wrong breastfeeding position, eczema, inverted nipples, nipple candidiasis, dry skin and incorrect use of breast pumps. Some of the common symptoms of cracked nipples may include bleeding, hot flashes, heaviness in the breast, itchiness and swelling in the nipple, s
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