Lifestyle Modification to Manage GERD should be used for all patients as a first step in treating GERD. Some lifestyle modification may help with the symptoms of GERD. -Sleep with head elevated -Avoid late night meals -Avoid smoking and alcohol -Avoid foods/drinks that lower LES such as chocolate, high acid foods like tomato, peppermint, fatty foods, spicy food,caffeine and carbonated beverages -Weight loss in case of obese or overweight people as it is directly related to the severity of GERD symptoms.

Nasal congestion is a common symptom in rhinitis (both allergic and nonallergic), rhinosinusitis and nasal polyposis. Congestion can also be caused by physical obstruction of nasal passages and/or modulation of sensory perception. Mucosal inflammation underlies many of the specific and interrelated factors that contribute to nasal congestion, as well as other symptoms of both allergic rhinitis and rhinosinusitis.

Differentiating between Crohn’s and colitis can be confusing as both have similar signs and symptoms; both are inflammatory bowel diseases. A lot of people today are living with IBD: Crohn’s and colitis today. The age range of between 15 to 35 years is when a person is diagnosed of IBD, in most cases; this affects both men and women equally.

Stroke never comes without warnings and signs. If you pay attention, you will notice signs such as face drooping, difficulty in speech, and weakness in the arm that occurs before a person gets a stroke attack. Getting immediate medical help should be the priority when you notice any of these signs.

Although both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism affect the same gland, they have a quite the opposite effect on your body. This butterfly-shaped thyroid gland is located in the front of your neck and acts as a control center of your body. The thyroid secretes hormones that help maintain the brain, muscles, heart, and other organs; it also helps the body use energy properly.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a motor neuron disease. It attacks the nerve cells that are used for involuntary muscle actions which are also known as motor neurons. There are actions that we can control, such as those in the legs, arms, and face. Motor neurons are present in the spinal cord and brain.