Dr Gloria
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Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): What You’re Ignoring Could Hurt You
UTIs: A Common Problem That’s Often Dismissed Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common bacterial infections, especially in women. Despite their frequency, UTIs are often brushed off…
Why Kidney Disease Is on the Rise: The Silent Crisis You Can’t Ignore
Your Kidneys Are in Trouble. Here’s Why It Matters Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is becoming one of the fastest-growing health problems worldwide. Despite its serious impact, most people don’t notice…
The Missing Link in Breast Health: Why Lymphatic Drainage Matters
Why Breast Health is More Than Just Mammograms When people think of breast health, the focus is usually on cancer screening, lumps, and mammograms. But there’s an entire system silently…
The Truth About Hydration: Why Water Alone Isn’t Enough
You’ve Been Lied To About Hydration Most people think staying hydrated just means drinking enough water. But here’s the real deal: true hydration starts with electrolytes which are essential minerals…
Tech Neck and Digital Posture Problems: The Hidden Health Risks of Screen Time
What is Tech Neck? “Tech neck” is a modern health issue caused by excessive screen time and poor posture while using digital devices. Whether you’re scrolling on your phone, working…
Swimmer’s Ear (Otitis Externa): Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
What is Swimmer’s Ear? Swimmer’s ear, medically known as otitis externa, is an infection or inflammation of the external auditory canal (the outer ear). It is commonly seen in swimmers…
Here’s what you should know about testosterone
Testosterone is a hormone made by your sex organs. Although males produce more of this hormone than females, it plays some major roles in both genders, some of which include:…
Five Toilet Habits That Might Be Dangerous to Your Health
What toilet habits comes to mind? But even before then, let’s start with what goes on in the toilet? Did I hear someone say peeing, pooing, and in some combined…
Leg Cramps: Causes And How To Stop It Immediately
Imagine this; it’s a lovely Saturday evening. You’re lying on the bed and you feel this sudden cramp-like pain at the back of your leg (calf muscles). You’re confused, you…
What happens in your body when you eat too much sugar?
As if being sick wasn’t bad enough, sugar can interfere with the way your body fights disease. Consuming too much sugar can also contribute to long-term health problems, such as:…