Health

Dry eyes can be frustrating, uncomfortable and surprisingly disruptive. For many people, symptoms such as irritation, fluctuating vision, burning or eye fatigue aren’t occasional—they’re part of daily life. Since dry eye disease often has more than one cause, effective management typically involves a layered approach that combines medical therapy with supportive habits. Below are practical ways to manage dry eyes, beginning with prescription options and followed by lifestyle and natural strategies. Tyrvaya offers a unique approach to dry eye management...

Dehydration happens when your body loses more fluids than it takes in. Water is essential for your organs, muscles, skin and even your brain, so when you don’t have enough, your body sends signals to warn you. Some signs are obvious—like thirst—while others are more subtle. Understanding these symptoms can help you catch dehydration early before it becomes serious. Let's look at 11 signs of dehydration and what each one feels like, and how to stop yourself from becoming dehydrated....

Fabry disease treatment options have advanced significantly, offering several options to reduce symptoms and slow disease progression. The primary therapies include Galafold (migalastat), enzyme replacement therapy (ERT), pain management medications and targeted lifestyle adjustments. Each treatment targets different aspects of Fabry pathology, aiming to restore enzyme function, minimize tissue damage and improve daily well-being. Galafold is the first approved oral pharmacological chaperone for Fabry disease. It selectively binds and stabilizes certain mutant forms of the α-galactosidase A enzyme, enhancing its...

Friedreich’s Ataxia is a rare inherited disease that mainly affects the nervous system and the heart. It slowly harms the body over time, making everyday tasks more challenging. Below, we will look at ten common signs of Friedreich’s Ataxia and outline some of the available treatment options, including the prescription medication, Skyclarys. People with Friedreich’s Ataxia often have a very wobbly walk. This is because the disease affects balance. Walking may become slower and more difficult as time goes on....