What is Fabry Disease?
...of the disorder. However, due to the rarity of Fabry disease, the initial signs of the disorder may not be recognized and the disorder is left undiagnosed. If an individual...
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What is Appendix pain?
...only on the left or only on the right. Disorders that can cause pain on the right in men and women include:[14] Cholecystitis/inflamed gallbladder Cholelithiasis/gallstones Hepatitis Duodenal ulcers Disorders that...
Medical Conditions That Mimic Anxiety: POTS, PCOS, and More
...result, it’s possible to have one of these conditions and have it misdiagnosed as an anxiety disorder. It’s also possible to have an anxiety disorder along with one or more...
What is an Oncologist / Hematologist?
...white blood cells, and platelets. They diagnose and manage conditions such as anemia, bleeding disorders, clotting disorders, and malignancies of the blood and bone marrow (e.g., leukemia, lymphoma). **Subspecialties and...
What is Sleep Medicine Follow-Up: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results
...disorder. For healthcare providers, regular follow-up visits provide a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s overall sleep disorder, help ensure that treatment plans are effective and provide the healthcare provider with...
What is Nephritic Syndrome?
...such as recent infections, immune system disorders, and genetic disorders. See the sections below for more information on the relationship between nephritic syndrome and glomerulonephritis, and nephritic syndrome, and systemic...
What is Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS)?
...Major depressive disorder Post traumatic headache. Read more about headaches » Chronic pain syndrome Cervical strain/whiplash associated disorder Generalized anxiety disorder Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Substance abuse or polypharmacy,...
Signs of Postpartum Depression
...personal or family history of mental health conditions, e.g. depression or bipolar disorder Lack of social support, i.e. friends and family A poor relationship with one’s partner Significant stress or major life events,...
What are the Signs of Postpartum Depression?
...medical care should be sought. Risk factors that may increase the likelihood of developing postpartum psychosis include:[2][18] A personal or family history of postpartum psychosis Bipolar disorder Schizophrenia Less commonly,...
What is Thalassemia?
...group of genetic disorders involving defects in the proteins that make up hemoglobin. Normal hemoglobin has four protein chains, two known as alpha-globin and two known as beta-globin. The two...