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  According to recent estimates, over 600,000 men  are affected by epididymitis annually. This painful scrotal condition is often a result of untreated sexually transmitted infections but can also result from other causes. If it happens because of STIs, you have an obligation to inform your sex partner so they can also get treatment for it. In the case of epididymitis, quick and effective treatment is necessary not just for pain alleviation but also to prevent further damage. Here is everything you need to know about this condition's causes, symptoms, and treatment. Causes of Epididymitis Most commonly, epididymitis is caused by two sexually transmitted infections: chlamydia and gonorrhea. These STIs in men aged 18-35 are more likely to result in epididymitis than in men over 35. Men over 35 can also get epididymitis, but it’s usually due to the urinary tract or bladder infections. In some rare cases, it’s also seen that E. coli and tuberculosis bacteria can also result in epi...

  Nearly 34% of men  and 27.5% of women  in the US are considered overweight. Being overweight can quickly result in a lot of serious health problems such as cardiovascular issues, fatty liver, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, and more. Understandably, losing weight can be quite challenging for most people, especially once you’re past 35 years of age. This is because your metabolism slows considerably as you age, and you need to go the extra mile to shed some pounds. It’s also normal to get demotivated if you don’t see visible results or watch the numbers on the bathroom scale go down. If you’re overweight and you’re constantly struggling to lose weight, here are some things you can do to reach your ideal BMI . Cut Down on Trans Fat To start off, you should try eliminating trans fat from your diet as much as possible. This means saying goodbye to burgers, greasy fries, chocolates, and sugary drinks. Once you cut down on these things, your body will start becoming rewired a...

  According to recent estimates, over 39 million people  in the US have been diagnosed with migraine. The actual number may be even higher because many people don’t get a formal diagnosis for migraine. It’s one of the few highly prevalent diseases, yet little is known about its exact root cause. Migraine is a temporary disturbance of the brain that causes abnormal activity, which affects the blood vessels and nerves in the brain. While its triggers can be avoided, the connection between them and the abnormal activity hasn’t been entirely established. This is why migraine remains an enigma without a cure. Do you suffer from migraine? Keep reading to learn all about the triggers, symptoms, and treatment of this condition. Triggers   Every person with a migraine has their own sensory triggers that they should always try to avoid. Some of the most common triggers for migraine include: ·   Stress (at home or work) ·   Flashing lights ·   Loud sounds ·   Str...