Heart palpitations, sometimes they could be caused by a scare or stress, sometimes it could be and underlying condition getting worse each minute. In this episode, Dr. Fazil covers everything in-between to make sure you get the correct diagnosis and treatment early enough by recognizing the symptoms and what it could be. How to prevent and what treatment options are available, follow along in this in-depth interview.
Urinary tract infections affect both men and women, but it is more prevalent in women compared to men. There are many causes for this infection to develop but only a few ways to treat them. In this month's video, Dr. Fazil explains the needed steps and procedures that need to be in place to diagnose and treat this infection before it becomes something that is uncontrollable. From small bacteria to kidney stones, they can lead to extreme measures such as hemodialysis or kidney removal, this is an infection to keep an eye on.
Growths on the kidney might be a pretty common occurrence in most people, but how do you know if it's a bad thing. If not taken care of with early intervention it could turn deadly. From a small cyst to cancer, Dr. Fazil covers everything in-between to make sure you get the correct diagnosis and treatment.
With millions affected with varicose veins, predominantly women are affected more than men. If left untreated they can develop into ulcers and could lead to having your leg amputated. When do varicose veins become an issue and how can we prevent them. In this deep inspection of this issue, Dr. Fazil covers the many causes that create varicose veins and how to prevent and treat them.
You might have blood in your urine and not notice it until it's too late. This microscopic issue can turn in a big problem, signs or traces of blood in the urine could mean something benign or something more dangerous. Your medical provider will test your urine if you are having certain symptoms or to rule out certain issues if the blood in the urine is not visible. Dr. Fazil explains what are some causes for this and what could be done to fix these issues and prevent them from becoming dangerous.
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