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COVID-19 Cases Are Rising Nationwide—Know The Symptoms And How To Stay Safe
health1 day ago

COVID-19 Cases Are Rising Nationwide—Know The Symptoms And How To Stay Safe

COVID-19 infections are increasing across all 50 states as fall nears, with the South and West seeing stronger upticks and a seasonal peak expected in fall/winter. Common symptoms remain upper-respiratory (runny nose, congestion, sore throat, fever), with more severe cases causing breathing difficulties. Protection emphasizes air hygiene and vaccination (noted low uptake), plus antiviral options like Paxlovid and post-exposure Xocova when appropriate. If exposed or sick, test, stay home if positive, and consult a clinician for the best treatment.

via HuffPost|
#covid-19#health#infection-rates
COVID-19 Cases Edge Up Across All 50 States as Fall Nears
wellness6 days ago

COVID-19 Cases Edge Up Across All 50 States as Fall Nears

COVID-19 infections are rising across all 50 states as summer ends, with the South and West seeing the biggest increases and fall/winter waves expected; CDC data show nationwide upticks not at last year’s peak, and immunity remains low due to poor vaccination rates (about 17.5% of adults with the last shot). Common symptoms stay upper-respiratory (runny nose, congestion, sore throat, fever), though more severe cases can cause breathing trouble. The piece emphasizes vaccination, air hygiene, and other protections, and notes treatments like Paxlovid and post-exposure Xocova for those at risk.

via HuffPost|
#cdc-data#covid-19#symptoms
COVID Is Spreading Across the U.S.: Watch for These Symptoms and Take Precautions
health7 days ago

COVID Is Spreading Across the U.S.: Watch for These Symptoms and Take Precautions

COVID-19 infections are rising across all 50 states as summer ends. The most common symptoms remain upper-respiratory (runny nose, congestion, sore throat, fever), with some cases progressing to shortness of breath and a severe cough. Experts expect waves to continue into fall and emphasize vaccination, good air hygiene (ventilation, masks), and testing if symptoms appear. Treatments like Paxlovid are available for those who need them, and Xocova may help after exposure in certain cases, underscoring the importance of consulting a clinician if you test positive.

via AOL.com|
#antivirals#covid-19#health
Five Hidden Cancer Signals People Mistake for Ageing or Stress
health7 days ago

Five Hidden Cancer Signals People Mistake for Ageing or Stress

GP Dr Anisha Patel explains that many people dismiss cancer symptoms as stress or ageing, delaying help and risking worse outcomes. The piece highlights five warning signs—unusual fatigue, changes in bowel habits, unexplained weight loss, persistent back pain, and persistent bloating—that should prompt a GP visit if they last or worsen. Delays in diagnosis can increase mortality, while early detection improves survival, so don’t dismiss new or unusual symptoms as simply getting older.

via AOL.com|
#bowel-cancer#cancer#early-detection
Silent Signals: 18 Health Signs Doctors Say You Must Not Ignore
health23 days ago

Silent Signals: 18 Health Signs Doctors Say You Must Not Ignore

Doctors and nurses compiled 18 warning signs that people often overlook, ranging from rectal bleeding and unintended weight loss to sudden vision changes and new, severe headaches. The piece emphasizes that persistent or unusual symptoms—especially in older adults—should be evaluated promptly to catch serious conditions such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, ulcers, retinal detachment, and more, rather than dismissing them as age or stress. Early medical attention can be life-saving.

via BuzzFeed|
#cancer#health#medical-advice
Silent heart signals: 8 early warnings you mustn't ignore
health24 days ago

Silent heart signals: 8 early warnings you mustn't ignore

Doctors say heart disease often begins with subtle signs long before chest pain. New or unusual fatigue, shortness of breath with everyday activities, pain or discomfort in the jaw/neck/back/arms, indigestion-like sensations, dizziness, unexplained sweating, swollen ankles, or an irregular heartbeat can all signal cardiac stress. Recognizing these early clues enables prompt evaluation and treatment to prevent progression, with emphasis on regular check-ups and managing blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol, alongside a healthy lifestyle.

via The Times of India|
#cardiology#early-detection#health
Nausea as a Heart Attack Clue: What Women Should Know
health24 days ago

Nausea as a Heart Attack Clue: What Women Should Know

An NBC Today segment highlights that heart attacks can present with nausea and stomach upset—especially in women—alongside subtler signs like chest pressure, sweating, dizziness, or jaw/neck pain. Doctors note nausea can depend on which artery is affected and is rarely the only symptom, so seek medical care if nausea occurs with other warning signs or if risk factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes are present. The piece also emphasizes recognizing women-specific signs and adopting heart-healthy habits to reduce risk.

via AOL.com|
#health#heart-attack#heart-health
Bowel Incontinence: An Underrecognized Sign of Colorectal Cancer
health1 month ago

Bowel Incontinence: An Underrecognized Sign of Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer is a major health concern with rising cases in younger people; bowel incontinence is not common but can occur with rectal cancer due to impaired sensing, nerve disruption, mucus-related diarrhea, or obstruction, and should prompt medical evaluation along with other signs like rectal bleeding or weight loss. Most patients present with other symptoms first, which is why screening is critical; right‑sided cancers may cause fatigue or weight loss with few bowel changes. Prevention emphasizes lifestyle choices (fiber-rich diet, limited red/processed meat, moderated alcohol/tobacco) and regular colonoscopies starting at age 45. If cancer is caught early, surgery is often curative; advanced cases may require chemotherapy, radiation, or targeted therapies. See a doctor if new GI symptoms persist for weeks.

via HuffPost|
#bowel-incontinence#colorectal-cancer#health
Hamilton County Sees New Cyclospora Cases as Outbreak Expands
health1 month ago

Hamilton County Sees New Cyclospora Cases as Outbreak Expands

Hamilton County reports 17 Cyclospora cases (up from 16), with 12 confirmed; statewide Ohio totals are 366 cases and 46 hospitalizations with no deaths. Officials urge thorough handwashing and washing of fruits/vegetables, scrubbing firm produce, and prompt refrigeration or consumption of cut produce; treatment is antibiotics with rest and fluids, and the outbreak source has not yet been identified.

via WLWT|
#cyclosporiasis#hamilton-county#health
Bowel Leakage May Warn Of Colorectal Cancer, Doctors Say
health1 month ago

Bowel Leakage May Warn Of Colorectal Cancer, Doctors Say

Doctors warn that fecal incontinence can occur with colorectal cancer, particularly cancers involving the rectum, and may signal more advanced disease. While not a common early sign, other symptoms like rectal bleeding, changes in bowel habits, and weight loss are important to watch. Regular screenings and prompt medical evaluation for persistent GI changes are crucial for prevention and early treatment.

via AOL.com|
#bowel-incontinence#colorectal-cancer#health
Bowel Leakage: A Possible Clue to Colorectal Cancer, Doctors Say
health1 month ago

Bowel Leakage: A Possible Clue to Colorectal Cancer, Doctors Say

Colorectal cancer is common and increasingly seen in younger people; bowel incontinence isn’t the most common sign but can occur with rectal cancers due to reduced sphincter sensation, invasion of nerves, or obstruction. Other early signs include rectal bleeding, changes in bowel habits, abdominal pain, and weight loss. Because early detection improves outcomes, see a doctor for new symptoms and pursue regular screenings (like colonoscopy) and healthy lifestyle changes to help prevent or treat colorectal cancer.

via HuffPost|
#bowel-incontinence#colorectal-cancer#health
Seven subtle pancreatic cancer signals, according to a Harvard gastroenterologist
health1 month ago

Seven subtle pancreatic cancer signals, according to a Harvard gastroenterologist

Harvard-trained gastroenterologist Dr. Saurabh Sethi highlights seven subtle signals that may indicate pancreatic cancer: persistent itching from bile-duct blockage; sudden changes in appetite or nausea; new jaundice; a dull mid-back ache; pale, oily or floating stools from impaired fat digestion; unexplained weight loss; and onset of diabetes after age 50. While none of these alone confirms cancer, persistent, unexplained symptoms should prompt medical evaluation, since early signs are often vague and time-sensitive tests (history, exam, bloodwork, imaging) are used to investigate.

via The Times of India|
#back-pain#early-detection#health