Introduction: Why do we tend to get sick when winter comes?As we enter November, the mornings and evenings have become ...

Hello everyone😊Lately, don't you find it chilly in the mornings and evenings, but a bit hot during the day?It's cold enough ...

Hot flashes and night sweats during menopause can disrupt sleep, work, mood, and relationships. Learn practical strategies ...

Dear Doctors: Every time I eat something hot or a bit spicy, my nose starts to run. Sometimes it makes me start sneezing. I'm not allergic to anything, so I'm not sure what's going on.

Committee on Clinical Practice Guidelines–Gynecology. This Clinical Practice Guideline was developed by the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists' Committee on Clinical Practice Guidelines ...

Guidelines present first-, second-, and third-line treatments and emphasize use of an informed decision-making approach. HealthDay News — Recommendations are presented for the treatment of women with ...

The American College of Physicians published a clinical guideline featuring recommendations for the treatment of women with menopausal vasomotor symptoms. HealthDay News — Recommendations are ...

Panelists discuss how vasomotor symptoms undermine physical comfort, sleep, and long-term health, emphasizing integrative management to restore overall quality of life. Panelists discuss how hormonal ...

ACOG's new guideline covers hormone therapy timing, neurokinin receptor antagonists, SSRIs/SNRIs, and nonpharmacologic options for menopause symptoms. Clinical Practice Guideline No. 13, published ...

Persistent vasomotor symptoms after oophorectomy should prompt evaluation for hypoestrogenemia, even in transgender men receiving adequate testosterone therapy. Low-dose transdermal estradiol may be ...

Allergies can cause tinnitus by affecting your eustachian tubes, leading to ear pressure and ringing sounds. Over-the-counter antihistamines and decongestants can reduce allergy symptoms and help with ...

Chronic rhinitis is inflammation of the inner lining of the nose lasting more than 12 weeks. It’s most often caused by allergies, but nonallergic triggers like pregnancy, medications, irritants, ...