According to the Centre for Disease Control and Protection, one out of three individuals in the country will develop shingles at one point or other in their life. Shingle is a viral infection that causes painful rashes on your body. It is also known as herpes zoster. The leading cause of shingles is the varicella zoster (VZV) virus, which is the same virus that also causes chickenpox.

Almost everyone in their lifetime suffers from excruciating pain and the problem of muscle cramps in the leg. A leg cramp primarily occurs because of muscle spasm in the lower calf region of the leg. And, that’s why we all dread to go through a tough time, especially during the night, when we have to face a leg cramp.

High or low blood pressure is one of the most common ailments that people all around the world are worried about. Blame it on stress or the lifestyle that most people lead today; high blood pressure has become a menace. Low blood pressure is an even more serious issue that can lead to unconsciousness.

Does your toenail appear yellowish, thickened, and brittle? Beware, as you might be suffering from Onychomycosis or toenail fungus. What is toenail fungus? Onychomycosis, widely known as toenail fungus, is a common fungal infection that affects your toenails. It discolors, thickens, and cracks up toenails. Since it is a fungal infection, it can easily spread from one toenail to another.

A toenail infection, or onychomycosis, is one of the most common infections of the feet. Toenail fungus is characterized by the thickening of your toenail plate which appears to lift upwards. The infection also leads to a change of color (yellow) along with inflammation, pain, and also crumbling of the toe.

Diabetes is one of the leading global health issues. It is primarily divided into two types- Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes. However, a third rare form of diabetes, known by the name gestational diabetes, also exists. In Type 1 diabetes, the immune system annihilates beta cells that are responsible for producing insulin, whereas in Type 2 diabetes, either the body isn’t able to appropriately use the insulin produced by the beta cells or the body isn’t ready to produce the required amount of insulin.