TYE Medical Blog

Americans today live longer than any other period in history. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), you can live nearly 20 years past age 65. But this longevity doesn’t

It’s the positive test result you dread. A confirmed flu case often means days in bed, body aches, fever, maybe an upset stomach, congestion, and more. While the most severe systems only last two or

You need iron to produce and maintain healthy red blood cells. When you lack enough iron you’re at risk for developing anemia. But what you may not realize is that you can have low iron levels with

You can have celiac disease with no apparent symptoms. The technical term is “asymptomatic,” but “silent” is also commonly used. It’s caused when a protein found in wheat and wheat-similar grains, k

Your 40s are often a transitory time as hormones begin to fluctuate, causing changes in your menstrual cycle (among other things). This is when you might notice a change in the frequency and flow o