Your Health Questions
Answered by Professionals

There is no strong evidence linking creatine supplementation to hair loss, even in those with PCOS.

There is no recognized stage 5 in prostate cancer staging.

There are vaccines being developed for Salmonella, especially for those at higher risk of severe disease, but they are not widely available yet.

Research shows that many adults with ADHD report light sensitivity, and while some clues suggest eye factors might play a role, more study is needed to fully understand the connection.

Some studies suggest there may be a link between autism and light sensitivity, as changes in brain activity and sensory processing in autism might make some individuals more sensitive to bright lights.

Yes, there is a strong connection between photophobia (light sensitivity) and migraine or headache disorders. Bright light can worsen headache pain, and many people with migraines experience discomfort when exposed to light.

There is no strong evidence that ginger causes migraines, but some people might react differently to it.

Yes, turmeric can cause skin irritation in some people due to allergic reactions.

There is no evidence from the provided studies that turmeric raises cholesterol levels; instead, it may have a positive effect on lipid profiles.

There is no strong evidence suggesting that turmeric worsens IBS symptoms, but individual reactions can vary.

There is no evidence suggesting that turmeric raises blood sugar levels; in fact, it may help lower them.

High salt intake has been shown in animal studies to impair erectile function, so using too much salt—even Himalayan salt—may be linked to erectile dysfunction.

There is no scientific evidence supporting the use of baking soda for weight loss. Using baking soda for this purpose can be dangerous.

Surgery for overactive bladder is not usually the first choice, but there are options available for patients whose symptoms do not improve with other treatments.

Foamy urine can sometimes be normal, but it can also indicate a health problem. If you notice persistent foamy urine, it's important to talk to a doctor.

While life expectancy has been increasing for people with multiple sclerosis (MS), recent evidence suggests life expectancy is lower (about 7 years) than the general population. However, there is considerable variation in disease progression on an individual basis.

Pain under your right ribs can be caused by problems related to the gallbladder, liver, or the muscles and joints near the rib cage. It is important to have this evaluated if it is severe or lasts a long time.

Lower left abdominal pain can be caused by many things, including problems with the intestines, issues with the ovaries, or other conditions.

Salmonella infections can become deadly if they spread beyond the intestines, especially in people with weak immune systems, the elderly, or those with other health issues.

When you have diarrhea, it's important to drink fluids to stay hydrated and eat foods that are easy on your stomach.

Cervicogenic headaches are headaches caused by problems in the neck, often due to issues with neck joints or muscles.

Common causes of pain for males during intercourse include infections, skin disorders, and chronic pain conditions.

Trouble sleeping after surgery can be due to pain, stress, or changes in sleep patterns. Addressing these issues might involve managing pain, creating a calming sleep environment, and seeking support for emotional health.

Waking up in the middle of the night can be caused by stress, medical conditions, or disturbances in sleep patterns.

Common sleep disorders in adults include insomnia, sleep apnea, and restless legs syndrome, which can be treated with lifestyle changes, medications, or therapies.

Common sleep disorders in children include insomnia, sleep apnea, and night terrors, often treated with behavioral changes and sometimes medication.

To relieve a headache at the back of the head, try physical treatments like stretching and relaxation exercises. Noninvasive methods such as biofeedback and relaxation techniques can also be helpful.

Hypnagogic hallucinations are vivid, dream-like experiences that occur as you are falling asleep. They are common and usually harmless, happening during the transition from wakefulness to sleep.

Hypnopompic hallucinations occur as you wake up, while hypnagogic ones happen as you fall asleep. Both involve seeing or hearing things that aren't there.

Olfactory hallucinations are when someone smells something that isn't there. They can happen in conditions like schizophrenia and are related to other sensory hallucinations, like hearing or seeing things that aren't real.