Leukemia primarily involves the WBCs (White Blood Cells) that fight infections. In normal circumstances, WBCs divide and grow as required by the body. However, this does not happen among people with leukemia. Their bone marrow yields abnormal WBCs, which do not function well. Read on to know the symptoms of different types of leukemia. Common symptoms of leukemia Though the symptoms of leukemia depend on the type of leukemia, there are a few symptoms that are common in all types of leukemia. Chills Fever Weakness Fatigue Severe or frequent infections Incomprehensible weight loss Enlarged liver Swollen lymph nodes Frequent nosebleeds Bleeding or bruising easily Tenderness or pain in the bone The symptoms of different types of leukemia The symptoms of different types of leukemia vary. Some develop in children, while others are prevalent only in adults. Acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) symptoms Symptoms of ALL are quite similar to the symptoms of flu. They include Fatigue Not feeling hungry Weakness Fever Headaches Body ache Vomiting Pale skin In addition to these, there are a few more signs of ALL, such as: Frequent infections Bruising easily Bleeding gums Nosebleeds Loss of weight Breathlessness Swollen lymph glands around the stomach, underarm, neck, or groin Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) Most people who have CLL do not show any symptoms in the early stages.

Cancer that begins in the kidneys is known as kidney cancer. Obesity, old age, high BP, and smoking aggravate the potential risk of kidney cancer. Thus, people with these risk factors must be particularly careful. Read on to know more about the stages and treatment for kidney cancer. The stages and treatment for kidney cancer are interrelated; that is, the stage of the disease determines the course of treatment.  Stages Kidney cancer, similar to other types of cancer, progresses with time. While the cancer is in its early stages, the cells change and become precancerous. At times, the precancerous cells develop and become cancerous.  There are three stages of kidney cancer:  Localized stage In this stage, the cancer is still in the kidney and has not spread across to the other organs.  Regional stage In this stage, cancer has progressed and has started affecting tissues located around the kidney.  Distant stage It is the final stage, and cancer has already spread across the body, affecting other organs such as the lungs and liver.  Treatment The treatment chosen for kidney cancer depends on the following factors.  stage or type of cancer The current health of the individual History of treatments Overall health The common treatment options include:

Sleep apnea is a severe sleep disorder, and because of it, your breathing might stop and start while you are asleep. There are multiple different types of this disease. However, the most prevalent among them is the Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Usually, it occurs when the throat muscles relax intermittently and block the airway while you are asleep. Snoring is the most noticeable sign and symptom of sleep apnea. Signs and symptoms of sleep apnea The indications of sleep apnea may vary according to your age. Adult sleep apnea Adult sleep apnea may lead to a bunch of different symptoms. We have enlisted some of them. If you have more than a few of the listed symptoms, you might want to see a doctor. Your snoring is loud Breathlessness might wake you up abruptly during your sleep Your partner complains about your snoring and notices that your breathing stops for a brief moment while you are asleep You gasp for breath, and that wakes you up You have to wake up frequently at night to pee Sore throat or a dry mouth wakes you up at night You experience a headache in the morning On several nights you experience insomnia Excessive sleep during the day time, i.e., hypersomnia You experience memory problems, concentration issues, or attention disorder while awake You experience frequent mood swings You are always irritated You are overweight, drink too much alcohol, or smoke, or have other disease risk factors Your libido has declined Child sleep apnea Following research, it was found that approximately 10-20% of children snoring in sleep do suffer from sleep apnea.

Overactive bladder (OAB) causes an uncontrolled urge to pee. It may also lead to incontinence. It is quite common in the US and affects over 33 million people. Women are more susceptible to develop OAB as opposed to men. At times, managing the symptoms of OAB can be challenging because OAB is unpredictable.  Symptoms and treatment for overactive bladder In most cases, OAB directly impacts a person’s social life and leads to emotional distress or trigger isolation. The symptoms and treatments for overactive bladder are interlinked because the doctor will only try to treat the condition depending on the signs you experience.  Symptoms of OAB People with OAB might experience any one or more of the listed symptoms.  An overactive bladder triggers an uncontrollable urge to pee, which is often hard to control  It leads to urgency incontinence, which is an involuntary loss of urine  You have to wake up over two times from your slumber to pee  The frequency of urine increases; you might be peeing eight or even more times in a day  Treatment of OAB Pelvic floor muscle exercises There are special pelvic floor exercises, known as Kegel exercises. These are targeted activities, which help strengthen the muscles and manage the symptoms of OAB, such as nighttime symptoms, urgency, and frequency of urine.

Unfortunately, there is no cure for asthma. Of course, there are regular medications that help manage asthma, but nothing can cure it altogether. However, at times, the medications might not provide you the relief that you are seeking. In this case, why not try some home remedies for managing asthma. What are they? Let us find out.   Dietary changes As such, no diet can help you manage severe asthma. However, there are a few alterations that you can make in your diet, which can help you with asthma symptoms. As you might know, being overweight worsens the severity of asthma; thus, you need to make dietary changes. It would be best to eat a healthy and balanced diet while simultaneously taking measures to lose some weight. At all times, your diet should have the right mix of vegetables and fruits. They are rich in antioxidants, such as beta-carotene and Vitamin E and Vitamin C, and help reduce inflammation in and around the airways.  Further, if there are some food triggers of asthma, you should eliminate those food items from your diet. Some food allergies worsen the symptoms of asthma. So, talk to your doctor about this.  Buteyko breathing technique It is a technique, which focuses on breathing through your nose and not your mouth.