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Anxiety does not directly cause acid reflux, but it can worsen its symptoms in some people. To know more about the link between acidity and anxiety, read on.
Your stomach growling doesn't always mean hunger. A gastroenterologist explains the real causes of loud gut noises, and when they're worth mentioning to a doctor.
From toothache drops for kids to a cure for depression, find out why doctors used to prescribe cocaine and how it became a restricted illicit drug.
Untreated or poorly managed PTSD can be linked with frequent or worsening migraines. But what is the reason behind it? Read ahead to know.
Korean rice water hack is popular in the skincare world, as it promises glowing and youthful skin. Our expert explains if this is a social media fad or is actually effective.
Getting pregnant is only the first part of the journey. When pregnancy does not happen, the medical questions are different from those that arise when pregnancy happens but repeatedly ends in miscarriage.
Learn why changing seasons can trigger bipolar mood swings. Read expert advice on managing seasonal triggers to maintain your mental well-being year-round.
Blood clots during periods are common, but some signs shouldn't be ignored. An expert breaks down what's normal and when to seek help.
A skipped heartbeat is common and usually harmless, but frequency and other symptoms change that. A cardiologist explains warning signs you shouldnt ignore.
Hemp seeds or flax seeds, which one should you actually be eating? A dietitian breaks down the real nutritional differences, and whether combining both makes sense.
From opium poppy to chloroform, learn how doctors performed surgeries before modern painkillers. Explore the incredible history of anaesthesia in medicine.
Cholera and food poisoning share similar symptoms but require different treatments. A doctor breaks down the crucial differences, warning signs, and prevention.
Washing your hands more than usual? Discover what Contamination OCD really is. An expert explains the causes, signs, and how to regain control of your life.
Choosing between yoga, Pilates, and tai chi for weight loss? Read on to know about their benefits side by side as an expert explains which can help you in your fitness journey.
Blood in your stool can stem from simple fissures or serious gut conditions. Read on to know as a gastroenterologist breaks down what different colours mean and when to see a doctor.
Monsoon humidity can be a genuine asthma trigger. Read on to know what a doctor says about humidity, mould, and dust mites, and how to prevent flare-ups.
Struggling with leaking urine after childbirth? Find out what causes postpartum incontinence and why seeking help for your pelvic floor is crucial for new moms.
Discover the fascinating history of scurvy and how the plight of sick sailors led to the groundbreaking medical discovery of Vitamin C. Read the full story here.
You may not notice high cholesterol until a blood test reveals it. From what you eat to how much you move, some everyday habits can gradually push your cholesterol in the wrong direction.
Essential oils are highly beneficial when used correctly. If you are seeking detailed information about them, including benefits, usage, and limitations, this article is a must-read.
HSDD is more than just a low sex drive. An expert breaks down what sets this condition apart, the warning signs to watch for, and available treatment options.
Wondering why eye flu cases rise every monsoon? An eye specialist explains why the season creates the perfect conditions for conjunctivitis to spread.
Using earbuds every day? An ENT specialist explains how volume and listening time can affect your hearing, the warning signs to watch for, and how to listen more safely.
Wondering how palliative chemotherapy differs from standard chemo? An oncologist explains the goals, approach, and what it can realistically offer patients.
Chemsex combines drug use and sex in a specific, intentional way. Here's what a sexologist says about the physical, sexual, and mental health risks involved.

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