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Rhabdomyolysis can cause intense muscle pain after statin use. See why it happens, what recovery may involve and when medical care is essential.

A change in your sense of smell can have many possible explanations. Find out what factors to consider and when discussing it with a doctor may help.

Entropion can cause more than an irritating eyelash sensation. See what symptoms to watch for and why timely eye care matters.

Stress can disrupt the menstrual cycle, but it isn’t the only possible cause of a late period. Find out what to consider before assuming why.

When pleasure fades from everyday activities, anhedonia can affect mood, relationships and motivation. Discover why it happens and where support may help.

Numbness or tingling in the feet can have many causes. See how statin use fits into the evaluation and what factors doctors may consider.

Allergy symptoms can affect more than your nose. See why nasal congestion may be linked with tinnitus and what may help guide next steps.

Fibroids may change over time, even when they cause no symptoms. Find out what doctors know about their growth, symptoms and long-term outlook.

New panic attacks while taking an SSRI may prompt questions about dosage, switching medications, or adding another type of treatment.

A red, tingling tongue can have several possible triggers, from everyday irritants to health conditions that may need medical attention.