If you have excessively dry eyes and a dry mouth in addition to rheumatoid symptoms, you may be suffering from a condition known as Sjögren’s syndrome. Don't worry, we can help. Keep reading to learn the facts about this condition and how you can manage yo
Gripping your coffee cup, signing your name, stooping to pick something up — it’s the simple things that make your arthritis so frustrating. But it’s the simple things that can ease your symptoms, too. Learn how what you eat can help — or hurt.
If you’re one of the 30-40% of Americans who suffer from allergies and hay fever, you know allergic reactions are no fun. Keep reading to learn about the differences between allergies and hay fever, and how to thrive with both conditions.
While eczema can be problematic year-round, winter presents some unique challenges due to drier air and lack of sunlight. Here are some tips to help keep your skin healthy during the winter months.
No one wants to exercise when physical activity makes it difficult to breathe or causes chest tightness, coughing, or wheezing. However, your asthma doesn’t have to keep you on the sidelines. These simple steps can keep your symptoms under control.
Living with arthritis can mean painful, stiff joints and missing out on activities you enjoy. Learn how dietary changes can help ease arthritis symptoms so you’ll feel better and improve your quality of life.
If you’re among the 50 million people in the US who are plagued by chronic sneezing, coughing, and other allergy symptoms, you want relief. Wouldn’t it be great to get rid of your allergies altogether? Allergy shots help you do that.
Back pain can develop for many reasons, but ongoing issues with a back that’s stiff and achy may point to a larger problem like ankylosing spondylitis. Here’s a closer look at this uncommon form of inflammatory arthritis.
If you’re among the 5% of Americans who’ve been diagnosed with a moderate-to-severe insect allergy, the warm summer months can be just as complicated as they are carefree. Find out how you can keep yourself safe every time you head outdoors.
Preventing lupus flare-ups can be especially challenging in the summer when common environmental triggers are more intense than usual. Here’s what you can do to keep your symptoms under control as the sun gets hotter and temperatures soar.
