Author: Saroj Kumari

Digestive Disorders Digestive disorders are a group of conditions that occur when the digestive system does not function properly. In general, these conditions are divided into two, namely organic and functional digestive disorders. You need to understand that organic digestive disorders occur when there is a structural abnormality in the digestive system, which prevents it from working properly. While functional digestive disorders occur when the digestive tract appears structurally normal but still does not function properly. Some common digestive disorders that occur as a cause are: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Gallstones. Celiac Disease. Symptoms…

What is Acid Reflux Disease? Acid reflux disease or GERD is a condition where stomach acid rises into the esophagus. This condition, also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease, can cause pain in the pit of the stomach, heartburn, and various other symptoms in the lower chest and stomach area. People with this condition typically experience mild acid reflux at least twice a week, and severe acid reflux at least once a week. Therefore, people with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) need to know how to reduce symptoms, for example by changing their lifestyle and taking medication. Symptoms of Gastric Acid Disease Symptoms of…

Many things cause eye pain when blinking. Eye pain when blinking can occur throughout the eye or in certain areas, such as the corner of the eye or on the eyelid. Generally, eye pain when blinking is rarely caused by serious conditions and can heal on its own or with simple treatment. However, you should still be alert if the eye pain you experience is accompanied by other symptoms. Because it can be a sign of a more serious condition and requires emergency medical attention. How to Deal with Sore Eyes When Blinking Treatment for eye pain when blinking can…

Cataract Cataracts are a disease when the lens of the eye becomes cloudy and opaque. In general, cataracts develop slowly and are not initially felt to be disturbing. However, over time, cataracts will interfere with vision and make sufferers feel like looking at a foggy window, making it difficult to drive, read, and do daily activities. This eye disease is the leading cause of blindness in the world that can be treated. Cataract Symptoms Sufferers can experience several symptoms, for example: Blurred vision like fog. See circles around the light. Double vision. Decreased vision at night. Glare when looking at car headlights,…

Presbyopia Presbyopia or old eyes is a condition in which the eyes slowly lose their ability to focus quickly on close objects. This condition is something that commonly occurs as we age. Presbyopia generally appears at age 40 and continues to develop until age 65. This is related to the eye lens which is surrounded by elastic muscles. These muscles can change the shape of the lens to focus light to fall right on the retina. Unfortunately, as we age, the muscles around the eye lens will lose their elasticity and harden. As a result, the eye lens cannot bend…