Vomiting is an unpleasant experience at the best of times, but projectile vomiting is especially distressing. Vomiting with tremendous force usually happens suddenly and the contents of the stomach can be projected for a few feet. Infants and newborn children are prone to projectile vomiting because of a condition that blocks food from entering the small intestine. However, adults can also suffer from severe vomiting that forcefully exits the mouth.

A strong smell of ammonia in urine is usually caused when there is a high concentration of waste products in the urine. Urine mainly consists of water and usually doesn’t have a strong odor to it. However, certain foods, not drinking enough water, or an infection can cause an ammonia smell in urine.

The feeling of tingling in head that people sometimes experience can be connected with a number of causes. The medical name for tingling in the body is paresthesia and this condition can cause a range of sensations from pins and needles to numbness. Paresthesia is usually felt in the legs or feet, but can also affect other body parts, such as your head. Head paresthesia doesn’t just cause tingling on the top of your head and scalp. You could also have scratchy, prickling, burning, or tickling feelings in your cheeks, forehead, and around your eyes.

Although it can be an embarrassing problem to talk about, many women are affected by swollen labia. The lips or folds of skin at the opening of the vagina help to protect the vagina as it is a very sensitive area. Swelling in the labia minora or labia majora can happen if you have a yeast or bacterial infection, allergic reaction to chemicals, or if cysts develop in the vulva. However, pregnancy and sexual intercourse can also cause the lips at the vaginal opening to swell.

White bits in stool are not a common occurrence and can be caused by a number of health concerns. Sometimes the white bits in stool can resemble white specks or spots, other times it could look like a whitish substance that discolors your stool. Usually, noticing white pieces in the toilet after passing stool once or twice isn’t something to be concerned about. However, if you regularly notice bits of white stuff or specs that look like tiny white balls in your stool, you should visit your doctor for a checkup.

Passing a greasy stool usually indicates that there is an issue with your digestive system. Usually, stool with a higher amount of fatty substance has an oily look and it floats in the toilet. Fatty stool often sticks to the sides of the toilet bowl and it is more difficult to flush away. Depending on the reason why the stool is greasy, it could happen occasionally. For example you may have oily stool after a fatty meal, or it could be a chronic health problem with a serious underlying cause.