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While we often think of appendicitis when lower right abdomen pain occurs, it is not always the cause. This article describes 23 causes of lower right abdomen pain and when this issue is a cause for concern. skaman306 / Getty Images Where the Abdomen Starts and Ends The abdomen is the largest cavity in your body and contains most of your body's organs. Your abdomen lies between your chest and hip bone in your body's anterior—or front. It starts at your diaphragm and ends at your pelvis. Below is more detail about the abdomen. Organs Within Abdomen The organs within your abdomen are involved in many life-sustaining body systems. They include the following. Organs in the digestive system that help convert food into energy: Organs in the urinary system that filter blood and work to remove excess fluid: Organs in the endocrine system that produce hormones to regulate your body's metabolism:

Piriformis syndrome might sound like a scary, rare condition, but it's a common injury that runners can suffer from that is easy to resolve. The syndrome affects the piriformis muscle – one of the muscles in the hip – and a telltale sign that you're affected is a literal pain in the bum when exercising. It's fairly easy to get to the bottom of, though, and there are a number of stretches, exercises and self-massaging techniques you can try at home before seeking specialist help. Here, Lila Aid, Senior MSK physiotherapist at the London Bridge Hospital, explains what causes piriformis syndrome, how to treat the condition, and ways to prevent it from happening in the first place. What is the piriformis? Before delving into problems with the piriformis, it's worth establishing where (and what) it is. A small, pyramid-shaped muscle found in the hip, it connects the front of the sacrum (the base of the spine) to the top of the femur (thigh bone). It is part of the lateral rot

CLAIM: Officials in East Palestine, Ohio, gave digital IDs to residents to track their long-term health problems as part of an emergency response pilot program ahead of the Feb. 3 train derailment in the town . AP'S ASSESSMENT: Missing context. The East Palestine Fire Department is offering to distribute devices that would allow medical providers to quickly access patients' medical information, such as medication allergies, through a QR code. The devices would not track people's vitals and have not yet been distributed, the chief of the East Palestine Fire Department told The Associated Press. The department is still waiting to receive the devices. THE FACTS: As misinformation continues to spread online regarding the Feb. 3 freight train derailment in East Palestine, social media users are now claiming that officials in the village distributed suspicious devices to residents that track their long-term health issues before the incident. One Instagram post, which has garner

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- A top World Health Organization official, reacting to the death of an 11-year-old girl in Cambodia infected by bird flu, said Friday the recent global spread of the virus and human infections are "worrying." Dr. Sylvie Briand, the WHO's director for epidemic and pandemic preparedness and prevention, said the U.N. agency is "in close communication with the Cambodian authorities to understand more about the outbreak." Speaking ahead of a meeting in Geneva on influenza vaccines, Briand called the global situation concerning the virus "worrying given the wide spread of the virus in birds around the world, and the increasing reports of cases in mammals, including humans." "WHO takes the risk from this virus seriously and urges heightened vigilance from all countries," she said. Independent experts also have expressed concern over a wave of bird flu that has spread through much of the world since late 2021, posing a potentia

Blood in your urine can occur due to many causes, including an injury, an underlying condition affecting your kidneys or prostate, a urinary tract infection (UTI), and more. Here's what we know and when to contact a doctor. Blood in the urine (hematuria) can happen to anyone, but some causes specifically affect cisgender males and others assigned male at birth (AMAB). Even with no pain, blood in urine can occur due to a few causes, ranging from easily treatable to more serious. Let's take a look at these causes and when to contact a healthcare professional. Injury Injury to any part of the urinary tract can cause blood in the urine. This can include a blunt or penetrating injury to the kidneys or genitals during contact sports, a car accident, or straddle injuries to the penis or testicles. Symptoms Blood in the urine may be the only symptom of a kidney injury. An injury that affects the urethra or testicles may also cause: pain in the lower belly nausea vomiting or swelling tr

Lancaster General Hospital was recently faulted by the state for mistakes including operating on the wrong leg and employees violating hand hygiene rules intended to protect patients from infections. And those infractions came within two months of Lancaster General being cited for failing to fill the insulin pump of a patient with diabetes, and failing to file state-required reports related to a new mother who died of internal bleeding. Those and other problems were found during a series of "special monitoring" investigations by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Health department spokeswoman Maggie Barton said such investigations happen when the department has reason to believe there are ongoing problems, and the information came anonymously or from an unusual source. She said confidentially prevented her from disclosing what triggered the special monitoring at Lancaster General.

The chronic autoimmune condition ankylosing spondylitis (AS) typically impacts the joints and soft tissue structures in the spine. But more advanced cases of AS can also affect peripheral areas like the heel and cause pain in this region. AS can lead to severe pain, stiffness, and ultimately immobility, especially if untreated. This article will detail how ankylosing spondylitis causes heel pain and how this less-typical symptom is commonly managed. AndreyPopov / Getty Images What Is Heel Pain? Pain in the heel can be intermittent or more chronic and constant, depending on the person. It typically arises on the bottom or back portion of the calcaneus (heel) bone, though the sides of the foot may also be affected. The pain quality can also vary, from dull and achy to sharper and stabbing. Occasionally, other symptoms like warmth, redness, or swelling may also be present in the heel and the surrounding areas. Heel pain is commonly worse

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Body pains can be quite disgusting. Unfortunately, many people experience them at some point in their lives. They may be due to physical or emotional stressors, and they can cause a lot of pain and discomfort. Most people tend to associate body pain with something that's wrong, but in many cases, it can actually be a sign of health. For some people, certain activities or positions can cause discomfort and inflammation in the muscles and joints. Other people may experience tension headaches or neck pain because of stressors at work or during everyday life. When we experience body pains, they can have a significant impact on our life. They may make it difficult to perform certain tasks or activities and create distress and embarrassment. In some cases, the pain may be so intense that it becomes difficult to get out of bed in the morning. If you're experiencing constant pain that's not going away with medicines or treatments, it could be worth considering Kailo Patch. Kail