Seasonal Joint Pain in Cold Weather: Medical Causes and Treatment Options
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 13 December, 2025 [caption id="attachment_43848" align="alignnone" width="1200"] Â [/caption] Winter is like a hub for joint pain. The colder it gets, the stiffer our knees and backs get. The same joints we used to run in summer hurt like hell during winter.
Winter Chest Infections: Should You Be Worried?
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 12 December, 2025 Do you always feel like winter brings upon the worst colds ever? As soon as the weather gets colder, respiratory and chest problems start showing up. People stay home all day and get little to no ventilation,
Why Blood Pressure Becomes Unstable in Winter and How to Prevent Complications
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 11 December, 2025 Most of us associate blood pressure with a constant 120/80 value, but this is wrong. This is just a reference range and lower and higher values are possible in the course of a day. Blood pressure needs
Meniere’s Disease: The Inner-Ear Disorder Behind Vertigo and Hearing Loss
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 10 December, 2025 [caption id="attachment_43831" align="alignnone" width="1200"]  [/caption] Meniere’s Disease, also called idiopathic endolymphatic hydrops is a condition where for some unknown reason, a few individuals have issues with endolymph accumulation in the inner ear- this is also where the centre
Temporal Arteritis: Inflammation of Arteries That Can Threaten Vision
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 09 December, 2025 [caption id="attachment_43828" align="alignnone" width="1200"] Â [/caption] Temporal arteritis is a condition where the blood vessels in your temple and other parts of head, neck and arms get inflamed. It can hence be thought of as a specialised form of
Fibromyalgia: Unravelling the Mystery of Widespread Body Pain
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 08 December, 2025 Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that seems to affect some individuals and not others all over the world. Doctors still don’t know why or how it is caused, though extensive research is being undertaken to understand this
Venous Insufficiency: Why Your Veins Struggle to Return Blood to the Heart
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 07 December, 2025 Venous insufficiency is a condition that affects millions of individuals all over the world, including in the Indian subcontinent. It tends to affect more women than men for some reason though population studios are still being done
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS): When Exhaustion Becomes a Medical Disorder
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 06 December, 2025 If you have been complaining of low energy, chronic fatigue and related issues, but have been dismissed fairly quickly, you are not alone. Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) actually exists and it is a medical condition in which
Celiac Disease: How Gluten Triggers an Autoimmune Response
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 05 December, 2025 Celiac disease is often mistaken for a gluten intolerance, though both are different conditions. Celiac disease is a condition where the small intestine gets attacked by the immune cells in your body, when you consume any food
Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD): Early Signs and Genetic Links
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 04 December, 2025 Polycystic Kidney Disease, shortened to PKD is a genetic condition that tends to affect about one person in every 1000 individuals in the Indian subcontinent and studies have shown that incidence mirrors that of global trends. The
Costochondritis: The Chest Pain Condition That Mimics a Heart Attack
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 03 December, 2025 The rib cage is a hard, bony structure interspersed with softer cartilage, which provides great cushioning at the right points. The costochondral cartilage in particular is a set of cartilage tissue that connects the ribs to the
Tachycardia: Understanding Fast Heartbeats and When to Seek Help
Verified By KIMS-SUNSHINE Specialist, 02 December, 2025 Heart disease has become a common fixture in the Indian subcontinent, as we have stopped paying attention to what we eat and how often we move in a day. When these decisions stack up on each other,
