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Palpitation: What Makes Heart Pounding (It’s Not Love)

A distressed man having palpitation, feeling of awareness of racing heartbeat

Palpitations refers to an individual’s awareness of their own heartbeat as if it’s racing, fluttering, or pounding. Naturally, your mind jumps to all sorts of conclusions—Is this a heart attack? Is my heart failing? Should I rush to the hospital? Palpitations, although often harmless, can be unsettling because they draw attention to a vital organ—your […]

Cough: A Symptom That Just Won’t Go Away

Women with allergies and cough taking medications on the table

Coughing can be more than just a minor inconvenience; it can be a symptom of something more serious. But have you ever wondered why we cough? What triggers this reflex that seems to come out of nowhere, and why does it sometimes stick around for days or even weeks? In this Blog, we’ll explore what […]

Edema: What Causes Swollen Legs And Feet

swollen legs in Edema

Edema, at first glance may seem like a simple case of swelling—harmless and temporary. Maybe you’ve noticed your ankles swelling after a long flight or your fingers puffing up after a salty meal. But what if the swelling persists, worsens, or happens for no obvious reason? Many people don’t realize that edema isn’t just about […]

Fever: A Symptom That Makes You Hot (Literally!)

Women suffering with fever

Fever, there are many mysteries surrounding this symptom, but what we do know for sure is that all mammals, some birds, and even a few invertebrate and plant species experience fever’s heat. Fever has persisted for over 600 million years of evolution, but it comes with a significant cost. For every 1-degree Celsius increase in […]

Belching, Bloating and Flatus: Hidden Causes And How To Avoid Them!

Belching also known as burp, bloating stomach after a heavy food, flatulence also known as gas, all are symptoms of discomfort of abdomen.

We’ve all been there—sitting in a meeting, out with friends, or simply relaxing at home when the discomfort begins. You feel the need to burp or belching, you feel tightness around the stomach known as bloating also the flatus which is the release of gas makes itself known at the least convenient time.

Pain: The Science Behind It, And How To Avoid It

Illustration of a human figure highlighting areas of pain in the head, back, and joints with glowing red markers, symbolizing physical discomfort, with abstract lines representing the sensation of pain.

Pain is an unavoidable part of life, a symptom we’ve all experienced at some point. Whether it’s the sharp sting of a paper cut, the throbbing of a headache, or the scorching agony of an injury, pain is an immediate reminder that something isn’t right with our body. But have you ever wondered why we […]

Hemoptysis: Science Behind Coughing Blood

illustration of hemoptysis, coughing up blood

You’re going about your day when you suddenly cough, and to your shock, you notice blood in your sputum. This terrifying experience is called hemoptysis, the medical term for coughing up blood from the respiratory tract or even simply from lungs, though it may look similar but it’s not the same as bleeding from your […]