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… out with clean water for about 15 minutes, and then seek medical attention to have them assessed.Breathing issues: “If you notice that your child is having any trouble breathing, call 911 immediately,” Dr. Waters …
… itchy, watery eyes, which aren’t typical of COVID-19 or the common cold.And while difficulty breathing and shortness of breath are common symptoms associated with COVID-19, they can also be signs of …
… nicotine actually places more stress on your body by increasing physical arousal and reducing blood flow and breathing.Plus, it can worsen chronic pain. So, if you’re experiencing prolonged tension and body aches, smoking …
… of tianeptine use include:Agitation.Confusion.Dependence (addiction).Drowsiness.Nausea and vomiting.Rapid heartbeat.Slowed or stopped breathing.Sweating.“A lot of these commercial tianeptine products contain 100 times the normal therapeutic dose, and because …
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… links lavender usage to less anxiety and depression,” she adds. One randomized trial from 2020 found that breathing in lavender essential oil for 30 minutes helped improve levels of anxiety, depression and stress in older …
If we’ve learned anything in the last few years, it’s that tending to our mental health is as important as taking care of our physical health. Regular exercise certainly gives us a brain …
For some, stress feels like your heart is about to explode out of your chest. For others, stress pops up on your skin as a rash or maybe you notice your hair falling out more …
Abdominal pain, pressure and swelling. Most people experience bloating at some point in their lives. And when it strikes, you want relief fast.“Bloating is one of the most common digestive symptoms,” says gastroenterology nurse …
The fall season usually means lots of leaf-raking, tree-trimming and gutter-cleaning.While it’s known that shoveling snow can put you at risk for heart attack, cardiologist Nicholas Ruthmann, MD, says it …
Maybe you remember those old black-and-white movies where the damsel in distress faints and is revived with a whiff of smelling salts. Or when Rocky Balboa takes a big inhale to continue the …
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