Back Pain
When you're wracked by pain, it can be hard to decide on the right course of action to get your back on track
Burn
Know how to respond in the heat of the moment, from burn do's and don'ts to the signs that a burn is an emergency.
Constipation
Constipation happens now and then. Get self-care tips to get things moving and know when to call for medical back-up.
Cough
You may be able to take care of a cough on your own. But when does a cough signal something more serious?
Diarrhea
What do you do when diarrhea strikes? Find out whether self-care strategies will help or if a doctor's visit is in order.
Fever
A fever signals a body on the defensive. Should you call a doctor for reinforcements - or fight it out on the home-front?
Headache
The pain can range from a mild throb to a mind-numbing vice-grip. Find out how to ease the ache and head off a headache.
Heartburn
Detect a hint of heartburn - or is it more like a five-alarm blaze? What can you do to put out the fires of acid reflux?
Insect Bites and Stings
Been bitten? React the right way to insect attacks and know the signs that a sting or bite is beyond self-care.
Minor Cuts and Wounds
Cut-and-wound care can be as simple as clean, treat, and cover. Do you know when a bandage is not enough?
Nasal Congestion/Runny Nose
Know your nose and the signs it sends you, including the nasal symptoms that require a doctor's help.
Nausea and Vomiting
Find out the best self-care or emergency steps to take if overcome by nausea and vomiting.
Rash
Skin reactions vary in seriousness. Your reaction to a rash is critical. Should you treat a rash on your own - or call a doctor?
Sprains and Strains
Whether you have sprained a ligament or strained a muscle or tendon, the steps you take after an injury can impact your recovery.
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