Kidneys filter the waste products and remove excess water and impurities from the blood. These toxins are stored in the bladder and eliminated from the body during urination. Kidneys regulate the potassium, salt, and pH levels in the body and produce hormones.

Rashes are noticeable changes in the color and texture of one’s skin, leaving the affected areas itchy, bumpy, scaly, or irritated. These rashes can be local of several different forms and affect a body part or a larger area.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) or acid reflux is a medical condition leading to your stomach acid flowing back to the esophagus. This condition irritates the tube’s lining, resulting in mild, moderate, and severe symptoms.

Doctors use blood sugar level charts (A1C Levels) to determine a person’s A1C test outcome. This test helps measure a patient’s average blood glucose or blood sugar levels over the previous three months.

The liver is football-sized and is the body’s largest internal organ. It’s located in the abdomen’s upper right corner, above the stomach, and under the diaphragm. The development of infected cells in the liver causes cancer in this organ.

Schizophrenia is a mental health disorder that leads to hallucinations and distortion of reality for the individual. It affects both men and women. Men often tend to develop the symptoms in their late teens and early 20s, while women experience symptoms in their late 20s and early 30s.

Hemophilia is a rare, hereditary bleeding condition, in which blood may not clot well at the site of the wound. Those with this illness experience prolonged or spontaneous bleeding and bruising after an accident, surgery, or another injury.

Colon cancer starts and progresses in the terminal organ of the digestive tract, the large intestine. It impacts the colon and the rectum of the large intestine before spreading to distant parts of the body.