
Premature Atrial Contraction (PAC) is one of the common heart rhythm disorders. It occurs when an electrical impulse originates in the atria earlier than expected, causing a heartbeat to occur before the next normal heartbeat. Some people may experience palpitations, a fluttering sensation in the...
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Congenital coronary artery anomalies are relatively uncommon heart conditions that result from differences in the development, origin, or course of the coronary arteries during fetal heart development. Some people may have these anomalies without experiencing any symptoms, while others may develop...
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Tricuspid valve stenosis may seem like an uncommon heart condition, but it can affect blood flow through the heart when the valve becomes narrower than normal, leading to symptoms that vary in severity from one person to another. This narrowing may be associated with several causes, including...
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Cardiac myxoma may seem like an uncommon medical term, but it is a type of tumor worth learning about, particularly because it develops inside the heart and may affect blood flow or cause different symptoms from one person to another. Although a cardiac myxoma is usually a benign, non-cancerous...
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Some people may suddenly feel as though their heart “skipped a beat,” “jumped,” or gave a strong beat before returning to its normal rhythm. This sensation can cause anxiety or fear, especially when it happens repeatedly without an obvious explanation. At Dalili Medical,...
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Myocarditis is a health condition that deserves attention. It is an inflammation of the heart muscle that can affect the heart’s ability to pump blood and maintain a regular heartbeat. The severity of the condition varies from person to person. In some cases, it may be mild and improve with...
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The aorta is the largest artery in the human body and serves as the main pathway for carrying oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the various organs and tissues. It extends from the heart through the chest and abdomen and branches into multiple arteries that deliver blood to different parts of the...
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Tricuspid atresia in children is a rare congenital heart defect that develops before birth. In this condition, the tricuspid valve does not form properly, preventing normal blood flow from the right atrium to the right ventricle. This can disrupt blood flow between the heart and lungs, with...
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Dextrocardia in children is a congenital condition that may cause concern for parents, especially when they discover that their child’s heart is located on the right side of the chest instead of its usual position on the left. Although the name of the condition may sound alarming, having the...
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Popcorn lung is a rare lung disease that can affect the small airways and make it difficult for air to flow through the lungs. The condition was historically associated with exposure to a particular chemical, but there are other possible causes as well. Symptoms can vary from person to person and...
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Vaginal itching during pregnancy is an uncomfortable symptom that some women may experience. While it may be mild and temporary, it can sometimes be related to hormonal changes or an infection that requires proper diagnosis and treatment. During pregnancy, it is especially important to pay...
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Ebola virus is one of the viruses that raises concern because of the severity of the disease and its rapid progression in some cases. This is why many questions arise about how Ebola spreads, whether it can be transmitted through the air, what its symptoms and causes are, and how it is diagnosed,...
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Is canola oil actually healthy? Can it be used every day, or does olive oil remain the better choice? With the widespread use of vegetable oils in cooking, many questions arise about canola oil, its benefits and potential drawbacks, and its nutritional value, particularly regarding its effects on...
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Can you eat the foods you love without deprivation or guilt while maintaining a healthy and balanced relationship with food? This is the essence of intuitive eating, an approach that focuses on listening to your body’s signals, such as hunger and fullness, rather than relying on restrictive...
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After sleeve gastrectomy, an entirely new journey begins—one that involves weight loss, improved health, and significant lifestyle changes. It is a journey marked by rapid progress in the beginning, followed by gradual challenges over time. Many people expect their weight to keep dropping...
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Whole wheat flour is considered one of the healthy dietary options that is very popular among followers of the “Al-Tayyibat” diet, due to its high nutritional value and many benefits for the body. It is made from whole wheat grains without removing any part of them, which makes it rich...
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Clubfoot is considered one of the most common congenital deformities affecting newborn babies. It affects the normal shape and position of the foot, causing it to turn inward and downward. Although this condition may seem alarming when first detected, significant advances in modern treatment...
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In recent years, the name Nipah virus has begun to attract the attention of scientists and public health experts worldwide as one of the emerging viruses that poses a serious health threat, despite its relatively rare occurrence. This virus, which is originally transmitted from animals to...
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In moments of stress or boredom, you may find yourself unconsciously touching your hair, biting your nails, or repeatedly picking at your skin. These habits may seem harmless or temporary, but in some cases they can develop into compulsive behaviors that are difficult to control and may interfere...
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Boutonnière deformity (also known as “buttonhole deformity”) is a condition that affects the fingers of the hand and directly impacts both their appearance and function. It most commonly occurs due to tendon injuries or inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, which...
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