The world is facing a deadly crisis in the form of COVID-19. The number of people infected with coronavirus on a global scale stands at 381, 529 (as of 24th March 2020) according to the Worldometer Statistics. Active cases worldwide add up to 262,546. The number of deaths reported numbers at 16,554 and continues to rise.   

Do you feel lethargic and weak all the time? Do you have a pale complexion? They could be signs of anemia. In medical terms, anemia is a state of health wherein the body has a low count of healthy red blood cells. These red blood cells are responsible for supplying oxygen to the different parts of your body. Having anemia definitely makes you feel less energetic and tired. 

Mental health is a global issue, it does not discriminate between race and color. Any person living in any corner of the country can be affected by mental health symptoms regardless of their gender or monetary position.

The world continues to grapple with the newest virus outbreak known as coronavirus or COVID-19 infection. The deadly virus attack was initially reported in the Wuhan city of China in December 2019. Since then, the Chinese government and health officials have been working with global health experts and medical heads to contain the spread of the new COVID-19 virus. 

Have you heard the term fallen arches or flat feet? Do you have flat feet and do you experience discomfort due to the condition? Well, you need not despair, fallen arches symptoms can be minimized with proper treatment and exercises. 

It all started in the city of Wuhan in China's Hubei Province. A deadly new virus, now known as the coronavirus, was identified and confirmed by the Chinese medical experts and authorities. This fact was discovered late in December 2019. 

Do you always suffer from common colds? Are you prone to allergies resulting in headaches and fatigue? You may be developing a condition called sinusitis. 

Are you feeling feverish? Do you also experience severe throat pain? If the answer is yes, then you may be suffering from tonsillitis. Tonsillitis affects the tonsils and causes inflammation in the entire throat area including the oval pads of tissue found at the back of the throat.