Hyperinsulinemia refers to higher-than-normal (hyper-) insulin levels in the blood (-emia). Produced by the pancreas, insulin is an essential hormone that regulates blood sugar levels by lowering glucose levels....
What is Alkaptonuria?
Alkaptonuria, also known as black urine disease or black bone disease, is a rare hereditary “autosomal recessive” condition stemming from an inborn...
Hypercalcemia is a condition characterized by too much calcium in the bloodstream. It can cause bone weakening, kidney stones, and interference with heart and...
What is Acute Hepatic Porohria?
Acute hepatic porphyria (AHP) is a group of metabolic disorders characterized by the buildup of specific molecules known as porphyrins...
What is Pompe Disease?
Pompe disease, also referred to as Glycogen Storage Disease Type II (GSDII), is a rare genetic disorder characterized by muscle wasting...
Tetany is a medical condition caused by an involuntary muscle spasm or contractions, often resulting from electrolyte imbalance and deficient calcium levels in the...