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Signs like fever, breathing problems and muscle weakness, along with red patches and pus-filled bumps, mean it’s time for emergency treatment
Some flares begin with subtle changes, like flushing, agitation or a strange metallic taste, before more serious symptoms appear
Living with myositis can affect your mood and mental well-being — and that deserves your attention
Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms of myositis, but knowing why it happens can help you manage it more effectively
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Medication, physical therapy and a strong support system can help you manage symptoms and protect your quality of life
While there’s no cure for myositis, remission is possible
Exposure to these endocrine-disrupting chemicals has been linked to certain cancers and other health concerns
These sweet red berries benefit your memory, boost your immune system and keep your heart healthy
A variety of factors, including changes to your body as you age, may lead to new allergies later in life
OTC meds, rest, fluids and an anti-inflammatory diet can help you get through big and small weather changes
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