WINTER bugs are rife, and norovirus is proving really nasty at the moment. Hospital admissions are at a high, hitting more than 900 daily – that’s 70 per cent up on this time last year. Often ...

India's premier pacer, Jasprit Bumrah, is set to commence rehabilitation at Bengaluru, signalling a crucial step in his comeback journey as the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 soon approaches. Suffering ...

While generally considered the healthiest sleep position, sleeping on your side can be detrimental if done incorrectly.

A 'traumatised' teen has issued a stark e-cig warning after being told he was coughing up 'pints' of blood due to 'excessive vaping'.

Dr. Guruprasad “Guru” Srinivas told the Post that not all heart attack symptoms involve chest pain. He revealed which lesser-known symptoms to look out for.

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, according to a new report. The American Heart Association (AHA) report, published Monday in the journal Circulation, found that ...

lying on the left-hand side. That curve means that it’s harder for stomach acid (which is the cause of indigestion and heartburn) to make its way into your oesophagus, because it’s got a ...

Have you ever considered that your breathing pattern could be the root cause of your pain ... Understanding the Left AIC is key to grasping how our bodies function and why certain pain patterns may ...

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Dr Dedhia explained, "A right-sided headache is actually no different than a left ... pain to one side of the head and contribute to persistent discomfort. Dr Dedhia highlights, "The other causes ...

Alcohol may also cause fatigue, headache pain, nausea, and other side effects that worsen jet lag. The more time zones you cross, the more severe your symptoms of jet lag may be. Travelers over 60 ...

The carbon dioxide in these fizzy drinks can cause gaseous distension of the stomach (bloating). Bloating increases pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter (LES), which leads to acid reflux.