How Stress Impacts Diabetes
Stress affects your mind, body, and overall health. Unfortunately, in today’s world, we experience internal and external stresses all the time. From sitting in traffic jams to global pandemics …
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Asthma and Sleep Problems: How are They Linked?
If you have asthma, you know the classic symptoms of coughing, chest tightness, wheezing, and shortness of breath. After a bad day of flare-ups, all you want is a …
5 Risk Factors for High Blood Pressure
The medical name for high blood pressure is hypertension, and it’s one of the most common health problems in the world. According to the World Health Organization, more than …
How Does Stress Impact Body Weight?
Obesity is a treatable but very common condition in the United States, and it’s on the rise. In a span of nearly 20 years, from 2000 to 2018, we’ve …
Understanding Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Showing up at work feeling tired is more commonly American than drinking coffee. Almost 75% of workers in the United States say that they feel tired when reporting for …
How Immunotherapy Offers Long-Term Allergy Relief
Allergies affect millions of people and can make you feel miserable. Symptoms like itchy eyes, stuffy nose, rashes, and constant sneezing can interfere with your daily life and make …
How Does Asthma Impact Sleep?
Dr. Ranjit Grewal is a family medicine specialist who welcomes patients of all ages to his busy practice in Cypress, Texas. This native Houstonian is well known for his …
What Every Parent Should Know About Child and Infant Fevers
All babies and children get fevers, and most of the time, they’re no indication of a severe problem. Still, you don’t want to take chances when it comes to …
The Link Between Diabetes and Obesity
When you look at American health data, you can see two trend lines climbing upward together: the prevalence of diabetes (now at more than 100 million Americans) and the …
4 Lifestyle Habits for Improving Your Blood Pressure
You’re unlikely to have any symptoms with high blood pressure. But the “silent killer” slowly damages your blood vessels and organs, increasing your risk of health complications like heart …