There are endless ways to add more variety and flavor to your diet, without using salt or high-fat ingredients.

Losing a limb can be a profound shock. Everyone reacts to loss in different ways. You may be feeling angry, frustrated, scared, sad, or lonely. These are very common feelings after limb loss. You may go through distinct stages of grieving. Don’t hesitate to ask for the support that you need. You don’t have to go through this alone.

Each year, more than 600,000 surgical procedures are performed in the United States to treat a number of colon diseases. What advantages are there to having the procedure done laparoscopically? Dr. Conor Delaney explains.

You have had a procedure called laparoscopic appendectomy to remove your appendix. Here's what you need to know to take care of yourself at home.

If you have a leg amputated, it's important to take steps to care for your other leg.

Alcohol-induced liver disease is caused by heavy use of alcohol. The liver's job is to break down alcohol. If you drink more than it can process, it can become badly damaged.

Anesthetics may numb only 1 region of your body, or they may let you sleep during surgery. These medicines are given by trained specialists. Whenever possible, regional anesthesia is used so you can be awake during your baby's birth.

If you have a latex allergy, the best way to prevent symptoms is to avoid latex. Here are some tips on how to do this.

Hair loss is a common side effect of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Not all types of chemotherapy and radiation therapy cause hair loss. But if it does happen, these tips can help.

Chemoembolization is a way to treat cancer in the liver. It can be used for cancer that starts in the liver. Or it can be used for cancer that has spread (metastasized) to the liver from other parts of the body. Learn more about the procedure.

Learn about the common types of chest and lung problems, such as masses, infections, airway diseases, and other diseases.

You probably can't stay away from all irritants all the time. But you'll most likely breathe better if you stay away from the substances that bother you.

Stress and anxiety can make breathing harder. When it's hard to breathe, it's natural to get anxious and start to panic. This makes you even more short of breath. This sequence is known as the dyspnea cycle, and it's common among people with COPD. The good news is, you have the power to break the cycle.

Supplemental oxygen helps to ease your symptoms and prevent future problems. It gets more oxygen to your blood if tests show that it is needed.

Being underweight can limit your energy. This makes it harder to be active and makes you more likely to get an infection. And being overweight can increase shortness of breath. So you should try to stay at a healthy weight. Read on for helpful tips.

Chronic lung disease shouldn't stop you from traveling, visiting family and friends, and enjoying yourself—even if you use oxygen. Here are some helpful travel tips.

Being close to someone with chronic lung disease will likely mean some changes in your life. As your loved one copes with chronic lung disease, you may be asked to be a helper, caregiver, or source of support.

When you have chronic lung disease, exercise is an important part of your treatment. Read on for helpful tips to get you started safely.

Smoking damages your lungs and makes it harder to breathe. Read on for helpful tips and information on quitting.

After you have met with your healthcare provider and set up an exercise plan, use these tips for better exercise. You can use them at your pulmonary facility or at home.