Author: Abigail Martinez

Kidney stones are tiny, hard pieces that form in the kidneys from minerals and salts. They can cause different symptoms, especially when they move into the tubes that carry urine out of the body. When a kidney stone gets stuck in these tubes, it can cause a lot of pain and lead to serious health problems if not treated quickly. For women, the symptoms can sometimes be mistaken for other urinary or reproductive health issues, so it’s important to recognize the signs early. What are Kidney Stones? Kidney stones are hard crystals made from things like calcium, oxalate, and uric…

Feeling strong pain on your right side after getting your gallbladder removed can be really worrying. Even though surgery is supposed to fix gallbladder problems, it’s normal to feel some unexpected pain while you’re getting better. Knowing why it’s happening, how to deal with it, and when you can expect to feel better can help calm your worries and give you direction if you’re dealing with this kind of pain after gallbladder surgery. Knowing About Gallbladder Surgery There are two main ways to do gallbladder surgery: laparoscopic and open surgery. Laparoscopic Surgery: This is a fancy way of saying it’s…

Dry, flaky skin around your nose can be annoying and uncomfortable. But don’t worry! You can do some things before bed to help make it better by morning. Let’s talk about a nighttime routine to get rid of those flakes and make your nose feel soft and smooth. Understanding the Problem: Why Does My Nose Get Dry? Before we talk about fixes, let’s find out what’s making your nose dry. Here are some common reasons: Dry Weather: Cold or dry places can take moisture from your skin, making it dry. Hot Baths: Hot showers can feel good, but they can…

Summer is here with its long, sunny days, and many people want to get a tan, which shows they’ve been enjoying the sun. But being safe in the sun is also important. So, can you still get a tan with sunscreen? The answer is a bit tricky. It depends on what you mean by ‘tan’ and how well your sunscreen works. Sunscreen acts like a shield, blocking the sun’s harmful rays. There are two main types of these rays: UVB, which cause sunburn, and UVA, which go deeper into your skin and can cause wrinkles and aging. Let’s talk about…

Gallbladder removal surgery, also known as cholecystectomy, is a common way to deal with gallstones. It stops the painful attacks caused by gallstones, but sometimes it leads to new stomach problems like gastritis. This article looks at how gastritis and gallbladder surgery are connected, what signs to watch for, and ways to feel better, focusing on “Gastritis After Gallbladder Removal.” What the Gallbladder and Bile Do The gallbladder is a tiny, pear-shaped organ that sits under your liver. It holds bile, a liquid made by your liver to help digest food. Bile is important for breaking down fats in your…

Gallstones are little lumps made of cholesterol and bilirubin that form in your gallbladder and they can really hurt! Some people don’t have any problems with them, but if you have a 2.5 cm gallstone, it can cause discomfort. But don’t worry, there are ways to treat it! Let’s talk about what having a 2.5 cm gallstone means and how we can deal with it. Understanding Gallstone Size and Symptoms Size isn’t the only thing that matters for treatment. Some people with small gallstones have strong pain in the upper right belly, feel sick, and throw up. On the other…

Have you ever felt really tired, even after sleeping well? Or maybe you’ve had moments of feeling dizzy and unsteady. These are common feelings, but sometimes they can be caused by a health problem you might not expect—like gallstones. Here’s what happens: gallstones don’t directly make you tired or dizzy. But they can cause other issues in your body that lead to these feelings. Let’s take a closer look at how gallstones might be linked to feeling tired or dizzy. Understanding Your Gallbladder Picture a small pouch nestled beneath your liver. That’s your gallbladder. It holds bile, a helpful juice…

Have you heard about the idea that there’s a special water in fruits called “H3O water” that’s way better for you than regular water? Well, guess what? It’s just not true, and we’re about to explain why. What Water Really is Inside Fruits Here’s the deal: fruits are mostly made up of the same water you drink from your tap, just with a bit of flavor from the fruit itself. They’re super hydrating snacks because they’re filled with this water. Watermelon, strawberries, and cantaloupe are especially good at keeping you hydrated because they have a lot of water in them.…