Most people are on their feet, busily moving throughout the day or night, and may not stop to consider the stress and anxiety their feet bear, until it is too late. When the feet begin to ache, have pain, swell, feel tired or sore, look scaly or dried out, show signs of cracked heels and calluses, then they have probably suffered a lot of stress. Sometimes the aches and pains of stressed feet can be unbearable to walk or even stand-up. When this happens it really disrupts a daily schedule or rou
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Wisdom teeth also known as third molars are the last teeth to erupt. Wisdom teeth may become a problem for you as they grow and develop in each corner of your mouth. Problems often develop gradually since development normally spans several years. Nevertheless, these gradual changes can cause sudden and severe pain. Understanding why such things can happen may help you to deal with these problems, or better still, to encourage you to take preventive measures before they occur.

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Fainting may be caused by shock, a sudden drop in blood pressure or a reduction in the body's blood sugar level. A faint feeling - dizziness, feeling cold and clammy - may be experienced without losing consciousness. Anxiety fainting may occur while you are urinating, having a bowel movement (especially if straining), coughing extraordinarily hard, or when you've been standing in one place too long. Fainting can also be related to be afraid of, severe agony, or emotional distress.

A faint is
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Different types of sleep disorders keep people awake and prevent proper sleep. Sleep disorders range from the common, self-correcting issues to physical and neurological disorders. Sleep disorders prevent people from resting properly whether it's getting to sleep, staying asleep or cycling through the stages of sleep. Sleep is vital to the body's ability to heal, to process information, to digest, to relax and to function. While a person can stay awake for days on end, they will begin to suffer
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The first and only symptom of a silent heart attack could be sudden death! A study found that death rates from silent heart attacks were the same as those from non-silent heart attacks. Silent heart attack symptoms are not typical as heart attacks go - a silent heart attack is very hard to detect and are usually detected long after the event through a careful study of medical history, ECG (electrocardiogram; measures heart activity) and testing blood for cardiac enzymes. Other means of detection
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