Serum osmolality refers to the concentration of chemicals in your blood. The test helps determine if you have normal serum osmolality and causes of abnormal results. View Full Article...

Knowing lipid profile normal values is important, so you can keep an eye on the cholesterol and fats, specifically triglycerides, in your blood for better control. View Full Article...

Do you know the difference between CT scan and MRI? Actually, the purpose, time length, image specifics, costs, radiations, limitation, etc. are all different. View Full Article...

There are 4 types of ulcerative colitis surgery: IPAA, colectomy and others. Although the surgery may has complications such as impotence, it can cure your ulcerative colitis completely! View Full Article...

Malnutrition, vitamin deficiencies, sagging skin, etc., are some bariatric surgery complications and can be treated successfully. Other risks include bleeding, infection... View Full Article...

In comparing gram positive vs. gram negative bacteria, you'll know their main differences, what bacteria to watch out and which types of infections they can cause. View Full Article...

You can self-diagnose or take lactose intolerance tests to confirm whether you have this common condition. Learn different options and how to manage it. View Full Article...

Hepatitis B virus test looks for hepatitis B surface antigens—the earliest sign of infection in your blood. A blood test panel may be ordered by your doctor to detect your infection conditions. View Full Article...

Lateral epicondylitis tests such as Mill's test, x-rays, etc. are used to determine how severe your condition is and rule out other underlying conditions. Read for details. View Full Article...

Transabdominal ultrasound is an imaging test used to take images of internal organs when pregnant. Know what it tests and what you will experience during it. View Full Article...