Health A–Z · Conditions

Conditions & symptoms, A to Z

Start with what you feel. End with what to do.

Search by name, another name (GERD, hay fever) or a symptom (tired, itchy skin). Misspellings are fine.

  • 322conditions & symptoms
  • 18body systems
  • 16free condition protocols

Every condition and symptom, A to Z

Pick a letter, filter by body system or type, or search the list. Other names are listed too.

322 entries

A

27 entries

B

25 entries

C

34 entries

D

10 entries

E

9 entries

F

13 entries

G

6 entries

H

27 entries

I

13 entries

J

3 entries

K

6 entries

L

16 entries

M

20 entries

N

6 entries

O

8 entries

P

20 entries

Q

1 entries

R

10 entries

S

34 entries

T

14 entries

U

3 entries
  • Ulcerative colitisAlso called UC · colitis · IBD · inflammatory bowel disease
  • Uterine fibroidsAlso called fibroids · myomas
  • UTIAlso called urinary tract infection · bladder infection · urine infection
  • Urinary tract infection → see UTI
  • Underactive thyroid → see Hypothyroidism

V

8 entries

W

8 entries

X

0 entries

Y

0 entries

Z

1 entries

Ready to act? Free step-by-step protocols

Each one lays out the foods, supplements, labs and lifestyle steps in the order that matters, over 30 to 90 days.

The full protocol library
30 daysGut Healing Protocol

Rebuild the gut lining and microbiome: remove, replace, repair, with the labs that confirm progress.

For: Leaky gut

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60 daysSIBO Protocol

Clear small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, ease the after-meal bloating and gas, and lower the odds it comes back.

For: SIBO

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30 daysThe Candida Cleanse Protocol

Starve, kill and clear yeast overgrowth, and ease the bloating, cravings, brain fog and fatigue.

For: Candida overgrowth, Candida die-off, Vaginal yeast infection

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30 daysAcid Reflux & GERD Protocol

Calm heartburn, protect your esophagus and find out why the acid keeps coming up.

For: Acid reflux (GERD), Heartburn

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30 daysParasite Cleanse

Test for, kill and clear a parasitic infection, and the chronic symptoms that trace back to it.

For: Intestinal parasites

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90 daysThe Hypothyroidism Protocol

The nutrients thyroid conversion depends on, the gluten question, the gut and the full panel to track.

For: Thyroid problems, Hypothyroidism

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90 daysHashimoto's Protocol

Calm the immune attack on your thyroid and ease the fatigue, weight gain, hair loss and brain fog.

For: Hashimoto's disease

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90 daysHormone Balance for Women

Support estrogen clearance and progesterone, and ease heavy periods, PMS and mood swings.

For: Hormone imbalance

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90 daysPerimenopause & Menopause

Steady the hormone swings and protect your brain, bones and heart through the transition.

For: Perimenopause, Menopause

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90 daysThe PCOS Protocol

Insulin first: inositol, meal structure, movement and cycle tracking.

For: PCOS

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90 daysInsulin Resistance & Prediabetes

Lower insulin and HbA1c, and cut the odds that prediabetes becomes diabetes.

For: Insulin resistance & prediabetes, Metabolic syndrome

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90 daysThe Type 2 Diabetes Protocol

Meal structure, food order, post-meal walking and the markers that show it working.

For: Type 2 diabetes

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90 daysHealthy Weight & Metabolic Reset

Lower insulin, protect muscle and lose the weight that won’t move.

For: Can't lose weight, Belly fat

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90 daysThe High Blood Pressure Protocol

Relax your arteries, refill the minerals that lower pressure and calm the nervous system.

For: High blood pressure

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30 daysDeep Sleep Protocol

Reset your body clock, fall asleep faster and sleep through the night.

For: Insomnia, Sleep deprivation

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30 daysAnti-Inflammatory Reset

Cool chronic inflammation and ease the aches, stiffness, puffiness, fatigue and brain fog.

For: Autoimmune disease, Chronic inflammation, Arthritis, Lupus

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About the conditions library

How to find what you need, and what to do when you have. Medically reviewed articles carry a review badge and date. How we review.

How do I find a specific condition?

Type it into the search at the top of this page. Search matches the name, other names people use for it (GERD for acid reflux, hay fever for seasonal allergies) and common symptoms (tired, bloating, itchy skin), and it forgives small misspellings. You can also browse the 18 body systems or open the A to Z list and pick a letter.

What if my condition isn't listed yet?

Search still points you somewhere useful: the closest page we have, the matching concern hub, or Dr. Axe AI, which answers from Dr. Axe’s library and shows its sources. The library grows every week.

What's the difference between a condition article and a protocol?

A condition article explains what the condition is, the signs and what could be driving it. A protocol is the step-by-step plan: the foods, supplements, labs and lifestyle steps in the order that matters, usually over 30 to 90 days. Protocols are free.

Which lab tests should I ask about?

Many condition articles list the labs worth running. To see your own results against Dr. Axe’s functional ranges, upload your bloodwork, or look up a single marker with the Lab Interpreter. A functional range is a tighter, optimal-health target inside the standard reference range on your lab report, so a result can be normal on the report and still worth a closer look.

Is this medical advice?

No. Everything here is health education. It isn’t a diagnosis or a substitute for care from your own clinician. Talk with your doctor before starting a new protocol, especially if you’re pregnant, taking medication or managing a diagnosed condition.