Have you ever had sudden pain and stiffness in the joint of the foot or ankle, sometimes in the shoulder and wrist? Although you did not do excessive exercise the day before? You may google the symptoms, but there is no exact illness you can define because they correspond to various ill-nesses. Maybe this article can help you to solve the confusion.

Menopause, also known as climacteric syndrome, is defined as the absence of menstrual periods for twelve consecutive months, giving rise to a series of physical and psychological changes.

Have you ever experienced knee pain or heard complaints about it? Although it only occurs in the knee, the pain may affect your activity, such as walking and lifting the leg. If your knee looks red-dish and swollen, it is best to see a doctor as soon as possible as you may have synovitis on the knee. Delayed treatment can lead to chronic diseases and impact your future life.

Have you ever had discomfort or pain with tears in the eyelid that made your eyes look swollen and red? It could have been a stye, chalazion, or another eye disease. This article introduces the stye and its treatment that you can adopt at home.

Did you ever experience this illness? Your throat is sore and swollen and swallowing is difficult, accompanied by fever, coughing or stuffy nose - the symptoms of cold. However, the doctor diagnosed that you have tonsillitis and not just a cold. How does tonsillitis attack you? How to cure or prevent it by yourself? This article will answer these questions.

Do you have extreme abdominal pain but you make sure you eat clean food during menstruation? After menstruation, you have no symptoms, but at the next menstrual cycle, they come back. This means you have menstrual cramps.

Did you have a cough with shortness of breath and tightness in the chest with symptoms similar to cold, but often after recovery? It’s better for you to go to see a doctor and define the illness. If you are diagnosed with asthma, you must accept appropriate treatment.

Migraine, a type of headaches, is a throbbing pain usually on just one side of the head. Before onset, most patients usually experience flashing lights, blurred vision, limb numbness and other auras. A few minutes up to an hour later, the headache affects one side of the head with symptoms of increasingly throbbing pain, nausea and vomiting.

Many people nowadays often ignore the mild symptoms of dizziness and headaches. When they go to the regular examination, doctors say they have hypertension because of bad habits and smoking. What other triggers can induce hypertension besides these reasons and how can it be pre-vented?