Swollen ankles can result from standing or sitting too long or can signal an underlying condition. Explore common causes, treatments, and when to seek care from your doctor to avoid complications.

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This column is written by the Master Gardeners of Yolo County each month. It provides answers to selected questions recently ...

A homeowner faced with a leaking pipe under the foundation of their home frantically turned to the internet for help. "This has been going on for over a month, maybe two months, and [the HOA] are ...

Swollen ankles, a common issue, can stem from fluid retention or inflammation due to various medical conditions. Understanding the cause is crucial for effective treatment, ranging from simple ...

Akshaye Khanna experienced a dangerous drop in oxygen levels while shooting the hit FA9LA track for Dhurandhar in Ladakh at 11,480 feet. Experts say high altitude, reduced oxygen and intense physical ...

Higher-than-normal (and lower-than-normal tides) are heading back to San Diego’s coasts toward the end of the week, according to NBC 7 meteorologists. King tides — the phenomenon that describes what ...

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