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Schizoaffective disorder is a serious and puzzling brain disorder. It combines symptoms of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. The symptoms are often severe and ongoing.

Menopause is not a sudden change. During the months or years before menopause (perimenopause), the ovaries begin to run out of eggs. Less estrogen and progesterone are made. This may bring on symptoms, such as hot flashes.

When your estrogen level falls, you may have symptoms. You also may be at a greater risk for osteoporosis and heart disease. Your diet, family health history, lifestyle, and other factors affect your symptoms and risks.

Is HT right for you? That's up to you and your health care provider. Your health care provider will review your health needs. Then they will suggest steps you can take to control any symptoms or health risks. HT may be one part of your overall program.

Dizziness and fainting can have many causes. Here are some examples of possible causes your healthcare provider will look to rule out.

Seizures can be caused by irritation or damage to the brain from trauma, scar formation, tumors, stroke, or infection. Usually the cause is unknown. However, most partial seizures can be successfully treated. With treatment, most people with seizures lead normal, fulfilling lives.

With a little bit of planning, most people with partial seizures are able to lead active, fulfilling lives. You can, too. These tips can help you stay as healthy as possible and head off seizures before they happen.

When making a meal out of fast food, the key is not to overdo it. To begin with, don't get into a rut when you order. Balance high-fat foods with low-fat choices. Try the following trade-offs.

Eating healthy when you are traveling can be tough. It is helpful to plan ahead. Below are strategies to help you.