Home Remedies and Natural Cures
For some people, the sting of a bee is not the only discomfort felt. Most people experience a localized reaction – red skin and pain. Swelling and/or itchiness may develop with the pain subsiding within a few hours. A more serious response may see the swelling, redness, and pain persist for up to a week.
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You’ve probably experienced otitis before, but just didn’t know what it was. Affecting the inner or outer parts of the ear, otitis is the general term used to refer to an infection or inflammation of the ear.
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Just when you thought breakouts on your face were over – you’re hit with a condition that tends to affect adults. Rosacea is a skin disease that causes redness and pimples to form on the nose, cheeks, chin and forehead.
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There are many different factors that can play a role in the development of a sore throat. Sinus drainage called post nasal drip can contribute to throat issues.
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The rejuvenating warmth of the sun feels good for a while, but over time, too much exposure can cause your skin to suffer. Sunburns occur when ultraviolet (UV) rays cause damage to the outer layer of your skin.
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Being confined to a wheelchair or bed can create a host of issues that affect blood circulation and the health of your skin. Reduced blood flow to certain body parts can result in a breakdown of the skin. As a result, sores can develop.
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Migraines differ from the typical headache because they cause intense throbbing or pulsing in one area of the head – accompanied by other equally uncomfortable symptoms. The pain can last for only a couple of hours or linger on for days.
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Celiac disease is a condition that affects the lining of the small intestine, which becomes damaged when a patient eats gluten and other proteins found in wheat, barley, rye, and in some cases, oats.
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Causing inflammation of the lining of the digestive tract, Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Patients experience abdominal pain and severe diarrhea as a result. In the worse cases, people face malnutrition.
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Osteoarthritis (also known as degenerative joint disease or osteoarthrosis) is the most common form of arthritis. The condition is characterized by a wearing down of the cartilage around the joints.
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While the majority of bad breath originates in your mouth, this is not the only reason. One of the most common causes of bad breath is the food you eat.
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When the lining of your bronchial tubes become inflamed, bronchitis is often the result. The tubes carry air to and from the lungs, and can become compromised when you’re already suffering a cold or other respiratory infection.
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Have you ever felt like your heart was going to pop out of your chest? Palpitations can produce the feeling of skipped or stopped heart beats. Sometimes unpleasant and scary, becoming familiar with home treatments can make life easier.
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You have anemia if there isn’t enough healthy red blood cells to carry an adequate amount of oxygen to your tissues. When diagnosed with the condition, you are referred to as being anemic.
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A boil (also known as a furuncle) is a bacterial infection that develops around a hair follicle. The early stages of a boil include a tender bump that appears red and hot. Within 2 to 4 days, a yellowish point forms.
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Often developing between the ages of zero to six months, some babies face a distressing condition known as colic – a spasm of the gut that causes cramping pain to attack the abdomen region.
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• Heat exhaustion • Extreme sunburn • Inflammatory conditions (such as rheumatoid arthritis) • Malignant tumors • Some forms of kidney cancer • Certain medications (antibiotics, blood pressure drugs, or seizure medication) • Some immunizati…
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Bringing a bundle of joy into the world is not as easy as it seems for everyone. Interfering with the natural course of conception, fertility issues affect both men and women.
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• Breast Changes: Female hormones affect the size and shape of breasts during a pregnancy. As they transform into milk-producing machines, they become firmer and tender.
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Common warts are the handiwork of a virus that causes non-cancerous skin growths to develop. Warts are typically nothing to be alarmed about and often vanish without any treatment.
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An allergy is the result of your immune system reacting to foreign substances, such as pet dander, dust, pollen and other materials that irritate your system.
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It’s easy to conceal a corn with sneakers, socks and closed-toe shoes, but during warmer weather, the unsightly growths on your toes can become too much to handle. Corns are your body’s response to friction and pressure.
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There are two types of coughs to consider: productive and nonproductive. A productive cough involves the creation of mucus. A nonproductive cough is dry and does not cause mucus to form in the lungs.
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The eyes are delicate organs that are quite susceptible to injury, irritation, and inflammation. From your seasonal allergies to windy weather conditions, the eyes may react in many different ways.
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Shingles is a much better-sounding name that the virus it is associated with – herpes zoster. However, you will encounter an outbreak of rashes or blisters that appear on the skin all the same.
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Skin rashes can erupt due to work conditions, exposure to sickness, or exist as a common occurrence amongst family members.
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In the United States, nearly 3 million women fall victim to a tiny organism that causes the sexually transmitted disease (STD) called trichomonas (or in some circles, trichomoniasis).
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Dark circles (or eye circles) tarnish the skin located about the eyes and are simply referred to as “bags under the eyes”. Since the skin under the eyes is very thin, it is quite easy for it to show a bit of wear and tear.
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A nosebleed (also known as epistaxis) is a hemorrhage of the nose. Usually, it takes blood draining out of the nostrils for an individual to notice the problem if no injuries have taken place.
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Spreading from host to host with the help of a mosquito bite is the heartworm – a parasitic roundworm that possesses a small, thread-like body.
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Flying the friendly skies can sometimes have an unfriendly effect on your good looks, physical capacity, level of awareness, and mental status. Under normal circumstances, our body clocks follow a cycle consisting of about 24 hours.
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Acute Allergic Conjunctivitis: Itchiness, irritation, and swollen lids are key symptoms.
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