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Yes, stress can cause nausea. Psychological factors, including stress and anxiety, can significantly impact the body and lead to physical symptoms such as nausea. Understanding the connection between stress and nausea can help in managing these symptoms effectively.

Bumps on the pubic area in males can sometimes be a sign of a sexually transmitted disease (STD) like genital warts, and seeing a healthcare provider for testing is a good idea if you notice them.

Eating more fiber, drinking ample water, and getting regular exercise can help your body have complete bowel movements.

Numbness in the left chest can be caused by issues with nerves or a vitamin B12 deficiency, as well as other conditions affecting nerve signals.

MS can sometimes cause memory problems by affecting brain areas needed for memory, though not everyone with MS experiences this.

Hip pain when sitting cross-legged can result from tight muscles, such as the piriformis, or extra stress on your hip and nearby joints. Stretching, adjusting your sitting position, and using support can often help ease the discomfort.

Getting your period every 15 days may happen when your body’s hormones are out of balance, which can lead to very short cycles.

Doctors used to think late-onset hypogonadism was just a natural drop in testosterone as men age, but now we understand it is more complex with many factors involved.

Some early pregnancy signs may show up about a week after conception, but most reliable detection happens around the time of a missed period.

Many things can make your head feel foggy, like long-lasting pain, slow thyroid function, or lingering effects after an illness such as COVID-19.

There is no evidence that having too much sperm causes testicle pain. Testicle pain is more often linked to infections, inflammation, or injury.

Bladder itching can be a sign of a urinary tract infection or a condition like interstitial cystitis, and relief usually comes from treating the underlying issue. Treatment might include antibiotics for infections or lifestyle changes and medications for bladder pain syndrome.

Yes, anxiety can cause a pins and needles feeling all over your body, usually due to stress-related changes like faster breathing.

If you haven't had a period in 12 months, it's important to see a doctor. They can help find out why and suggest the best steps to take next.

Tingling all over your body can be from nerves sending extra signals, sometimes due to conditions like sensory neuropathy or even normal body responses. If it worries you or gets worse, talking to a healthcare professional is a good idea.

Tailbone pain when sitting down and getting up is often called coccydynia and can be caused by an injury, long periods of sitting, or repetitive stress. Treatment options include using cushioned seats, medications, stretches, and sometimes physical therapy.

If you are experiencing tailbone pain (coccydynia) when sitting, there are several strategies you can employ to alleviate discomfort. These include using supportive cushions, practicing good posture, applying heat or ice, and considering medical treatments if the pain persists.

To pass hard stool safely and quickly, using over‐the-counter stool softeners or mild laxatives, drinking plenty of water, and eating fiber-rich foods can help. These remedies make stool softer and help the bowels move more smoothly.

Parkinson's mainly affects movement, but as the disease progresses, some people can also experience memory problems. Not everyone with Parkinson's will have memory loss, and the extent of memory issues can vary widely.

Numbness in your left breast might happen when nerves in the area are affected by treatments like surgery or chemotherapy, or sometimes by the cancer itself.

Managing nausea during pregnancy often includes simple lifestyle changes like eating small, frequent meals, staying hydrated, and using remedies such as ginger and vitamin B6, along with guidance from your healthcare provider.

If you find a small lump near the anus, it's important to have it checked by a healthcare provider to make sure it isn’t a sign of something more serious, such as an infection or, rarely, a malignancy.

Dull pain in the testicle can be a sign of several different conditions. It sometimes occurs with issues like varicocele or mild injury, and doctors may use imaging tests to figure out the cause.

Current guidelines recommend diagnosing late-onset hypogonadism based on both consistent clinical symptoms and confirmed low testosterone levels measured in the morning, and treatment generally involves careful testosterone therapy with regular monitoring.

Brain fog from COVID-19 can start a few weeks after recovery, but the timing can vary a lot between people.

Itching inside the urinary tract in males can be a sign of irritation or infection, such as urethritis, which might be caused by bacteria or sexually transmitted germs. Other irritants, including chemicals or physical trauma, may also lead to itching.