Corrielus Cardiology

  What is carpal tunnel syndrome?   Carpal tunnel syndrome is the result of the median nerve as it passes into the hand. The median nerve is situated on the paw side of your hand (also known as carpel tunnel). The median nerve produces a sensation in your thumb, index finger, long finger, and part of the ring finger. It allocates the impulse to the muscle proceeding to the thumb. Carpel tunnel syndrome can affect one or both of your hands. What causes carpal tunnel syndrome?   The suffering in your carpel tunnel is owing to profusion pressure in your wrist and on the median nerve. Burning can cause excrescence. The most common cause of this burning is a basal medical situation that causes swelling in the wrist and sometimes obturated blood flow. Some of the most persistent situations associated with carpal tunnel syndrome are:   1. Diabetes   2. Thyroid maladjusted   3. Fluid possession from pregnancy or menopause   4. High blood pressure   5. Aut...

  IBS is a set of intestinal indications that can involve abdominal cramping, diarrhea, constipation, bloating, and gas. The source of IBS is not defined but may be connected to a hypersensitive colon or immune system. The situation affects more women and young people. Some people with IBS have inconsiderable indications. Although, for others, the symptoms are noteworthy and distort daily life. What is IBS?   IBS is also called spastic colon, irritable colon, mucous colitis, and spastic colitis. It is a discrete situation from inflammatory bowel disease and isn't connected to other bowel conditions. It is a group of intestinal indications that generally happens together. The indications differ in seriousness and time from person to person. IBS indications   The indications of IBS generally involve:   1. Cramping   2. Abdominal pain   3. Bloating and Gas   4. Constipation   5. Diarrhea   It is not unusual for people with IBS to have chapters o...

  Urine holds multiple dissolved minerals and salts. When the urine is high in these minerals and salt, kidney stones form. Kidney stones are initially small but large and can even fill the hollow structure inside the kidney. Some stones remain in the kidneys and do not cause problems. Urine stones can travel into the bladder through the ureter, which connects the kidney with the bladder. When the stone reaches the bladder, it excretes in the urine. When a stone stays in the ureter, it blocks the flow of urine from its kidneys, causing pain. What is a kidney stone?  Generally, the kidneys remove waste products from the blood and make urine (pee). If there are too many waste products in the blood and the body doesn't produce enough urine, crystals will begin to form in the kidneys. These crystals attract other waste products and chemicals to form solids (kidney stones). Solids (kidney stones) grow larger if they are not excreted from the urine. The kidney stones can be as dimin...