Chronic diseases and conditions are not always easy to deal with. Such conditions can cause long-term discomfort and inconvenience that may often lead to a disruption in the usual way of life. That being said, not all such conditions imply that you will need to get accustomed to living with them.

Have you ever come across an instance where you are reading a book or having a conversation with your friend, but your eyes are filled with tears? A sudden drop of tear can puzzle people around you. Often termed as watery eyes, in some cases, this problem can go on for a long time.

There are two categories of snorers—people who have known that they have been snoring all their lives and people who have recently discovered that they snore, mostly because of weight gain or other underlying conditions. Whatever be the category, most snorers not only disturb their sleeping companions but also have disturbed sleep themselves.

Peripheral neuropathy is a disorder of the nervous system, excluding the brain and spine. It affects the limbs, i.e., both hands and feet. It is often referred as “glove and stocking” distribution of syndrome. Peripheral neuropathy is also called foot neuropathy as its prime target is the foot. The three types of nerves, i.e., motor, sensory, and autonomic, are involved.

All our organs have their own functions, which makes them vital if we are to live a healthy and active life. Yet, there are many conditions and situations where these organs may come down with some kind of infection leading  to a failure to carry o ut the functions in a usual manner .

Are you suffering from gout pain? Then you know that the pain occurs suddenly in the form of an attack. The gout attack commonly starts in the feet. It is a type of arthritis in which the feet swell up. There is also a burning sensation and stiffness in the feet and usually, the big toe swells up visibly.