The average person has between 30 and 40 moles, while some people can have as many as 600. Most of these moles are completely normal, but not all of them are so harmless. Some moles can are actually something more dangerous: skin cancer. Here's what you need to know about this dangerous condition.
What do normal moles look like?
It's not always easy to distinguish a normal, healthy mole from a skin cancer, but there are a few general rules that doctors use to tell them apart.
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If you have persistent nasal discomfort, including nasal congestion and sinus pressure, you should talk with an Ear, Nose and Throat doctor about the possibility of nasal polyps. If you're not familiar with the condition, they are noncancerous growths inside the nasal cavity that can obstruct your sinuses. Sometimes, nasal polyps remain very small and present no symptoms at all, but larger polyps can lead to sinus infections and discomfort. Here's a look at what you should know about the symptoms and treatments for nasal polyps so that you know when to call your doctor for treatment.
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Individuals with type-2 diabetes are prone to infection and complications that may require frequent doctor visits or hospital stays. This condition causes a rise in blood sugar levels, due to the body's inability to properly utilize insulin production. As a diabetic, you may be required to receive insulin daily or other medication to keep your disease under control. Dietary and lifestyle changes may also be necessary.
Some diabetics, especially the elderly or those with physical or mental limitations, may find it difficult to manage diabetes on their own.
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The underlying health of smile is important, but you placing emphasis on the look and feel of your teeth can offer enormous benefits. Unfortunately, only 30 to 40 percent of the population has perfectly aligned teeth. The other part of the population suffers with a form of malocclusion such as an overbite, underbite, or crossbite. If you are dealing with the overwhelming physical and emotional issues caused by your overbite, using this guide to understand the causes and treatment can help.
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Sugar is a major culprit when it comes to premature tooth decay in kids and adults. Changing your diet can be a result of changing your own eating habits, but it may be more difficult to convince your kids to eat their vegetables instead of eating brownies. Here are a few ways you can reduce your child's overall sugar intake and increase their dental health in the process.
Water, Water, Everywhere
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