Obesity increases the risk of many diseases and health conditions. Here’s a list of obesity-related diseases:
Addressing obesity through a combination of lifestyle changes, medical interventions, and professional guidance can significantly reduce the risk of these diseases.
An excessive accumulation of fat on each side of the lower body, mostly in your legs, is referred to as lipedema. It might be in your arms, though. It might be painful and interfere with day-to-day activities. Unlike regular fat, lipedema does not react to diet and exercise. Although lipedema cannot be cured, some therapies…
Introduction A rare genetic condition known as Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) manifests from birth. It typically causes poor muscle tone (hypotonia) in infancy, followed by a constant feeling of hunger (hyperphagia) that begins in early childhood and persists throughout life. This can lead to chronic overeating and obesity if not carefully managed. People with PWS may…
Turkey neck refers to the sagging or loose skin under the chin and around the neck, often caused by aging, loss of skin elasticity, or weakened neck muscles. It can be managed with exercises, skincare, and medical treatments like laser therapy or surgery. Getting a tight and smooth neckline under the chin that proudly reflects…
Eating disorders are mental health conditions characterized by unhealthy eating habits and concerns about body weight or shape. Common types include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. These disorders can lead to serious physical and emotional health issues but are treatable with professional support. Introduction The behavioral problems known as eating disorders are…
Orlistat is a drug used to treat obesity that is marketed under several trade names, including Xenical. Its main purpose is to reduce calorie intake by acting as a lipase inhibitor, which stops fats from the human diet from being absorbed. It is meant to be used in conjunction with a reduced-calorie diet under the…
Introduction Weight loss may result from the neurological and digestive systems being impacted by elevated cortisol levels caused by stress. Seeing a doctor is advised if you accidentally lose more than 5% of your body weight. Many people’s weight can be directly impacted by stress. It may result in weight increase or decrease, depending on…
The heart is a muscular organ that contracts and expands to circulate blood throughout the circulatory system. Any condition that affects the heart or its function is considered heart disease. Cardiovascular disease is the medical term for heart disease. The primary cause of death in the US is heart disease, according to the Centers for…
Anxiety Disorders and Obesity Relations It is well-established that there is a complex relationship between obesity and mental disorder. Over half of individuals with mental health disorders are reported to be obese. Understanding the relationship between the two disorders is crucial for appropriately treating one and neutralizing the other. Anxiety disorders are thought to affect…
What is a Dumping Syndrome? Dumping Syndrome is a digestive disorder that occurs when food, especially sugar, moves too quickly from the stomach into the small intestine. It often develops after stomach surgery, such as gastric bypass or gastrectomy. Symptoms can be early (within 30 minutes of eating) or late (1–3 hours after eating) and…
Diarrhea is a common occurrence that frequently does not cause sleep loss. However, if it lasts longer than a few days, it can result in severe symptoms, including weight loss. Furthermore, you shouldn’t be pleased with your reduced waist if your diarrhea leads to weight loss. You should rush to the doctor’s office instead, whether…
