According to research, approximately 50% of men between the ages of 51 and 60 will develop symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Also known as an enlarged prostate, the urologic condition affects millions of men across the globe.
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According to research, roughly 10% of people will have a seizure at some point during their lifetime. As a sudden and uncontrolled change in the brain’s activity, a seizure triggers violent shaking, stiffness, twitching, and temporary loss of consciousness. If the patient fails to get diagnosed and treated on time, the symptoms may exacerbate and become progressively worse and longer in duration.
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Both seizures and tremors are serious conditions that trigger involuntary shaking in the body. Symptoms generally include violent shaking of the legs and arms, loss of control, confusion, changes in behavior, and a quavering voice, among others. Epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease are two of the most common conditions that cause seizures and tremors.
Dealing with erectile dysfunction (ED) is difficult for any man. Our society has unrealistic expectations when it comes to how men should perform sexually. This means that men are more reluctant to seek help causing tension in their relationships and possibly ignoring a symptom of a much larger issue.
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Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT)is a type of physical therapy that targets the inner ear and brain to restore balance and dizziness for people who need it. While most people may familiar with it, if you’re dealing with problems like vertigo, migraines that affect your balance, or anything similar, you should visit an otolaryngologist or (ENT) and ask them about VRT.
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PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a hormonal syndrome that women suffer from after hitting puberty. PCOS often means lower progesterone, which can cause an irregular period schedule. Your body may also react differently to insulin than it should, and you may also have elevated levels of androgens in your body.
