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Viral Fever: Symptoms, Complications, and Treatment What is viral fever? Viral fever is an umbrella term for a group of viral infections that affect the body and is characterized by high fever, burning in the eyes, headaches, body aches and sometimes nausea and vomiting. Viral fever is common among children and older people as their immunity is lower. The fever by itself is not an illness, it is a symptom of an underlying cause, which is a viral infection. A viral infection can occur in any part of the body, intestines, lungs, air passages etc. The fever will occur as a result of the infection. The high fever is usually a sign of the immune system of the body, fighting against the intruding viruses and “burning them off”. Many people tend to self-medicate, sometimes even by taking antibiotics, when they have an intermittent high fever with chills, which is a bad idea. Antibiotics cannot kill viruses. They kill harmful bacteria. Antibiotics, if taken unnecessar...

KIDNEY STONES ( HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES ) = 1) BERBERIS VULGARIS -                             LEADS THE HOMOEOPATHIC TABLET IN NEARLY ALL KIND OF KIDNEY STONES EFFECTIVE WHEN USED IN MOTHER TINCTURE. 2) LYCOPODIUM -                             VERY EFFECTIVE FOR RIGHT SIDED KIDNEY STONES. INDICATED WHEN PAIN IS RELIEVED BY PASSING URINE. 3) HYDRANGIA ARBORESCENS -                              HYDRANGIA ARBORESCENS IS POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE STONES BREAKER. HYDRENGIA IS USED TO CRUSH KIDNEY STONES. STONES IN URETER AS WELL AS BLADDER. 4) SARSAPARILLA -                              URINE PASSES IS SCANTY. URINE MAY CONTAIN SLIMY OR SANDY PARTICLES. SARSAPARILLA ALSO PRESCRIBES FOR RIGHT-SI...

Cholesterol Levels: High, Low, Good & Bad Cholesterol is a waxy material that is produced naturally by the liver. It protects the nerves, produces hormones and makes cell tissues, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians. However, too much cholesterol can be a bad thing — which is why it's important to manage it and keep it at reasonable levels.  People can check their cholesterol levels by getting a simple blood test. The test measures total cholesterol, HDL (high density lipoprotein), LDL (low density lipoprotein) and triglycerides, another type of fat in the blood stream. Symptoms & causes There are really no symptoms of high cholesterol. That's why the  National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute  at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommends getting your cholesterol checked at age 20, and then every five years after that. The doctor will be able to tell if the cholesterol levels have risen too quickly and can help...

Dandruff? There Are 5 Types, So You Might Just Be Treating It Wrong!                                                                It starts slowly. Your black clothes are the first to be banished. Then comes the embarrassment. The awkward dance of your hands with your hair – tucking it behind your ears, rolling it up in a bun, spreading it out strategically to conceal those pesky white flakes that lay beneath. Dandruff. And there are several types of dandruff. Read on. Diagnose Your Dandruff “Eczema, dryness of scalp, infrequent shampooing and a yeast-like fungus are all common causes of the itchiness and dry flakes that define dandruff. To treat this unfortunate condition, it’s best to identify the type of dandruff that may be getting you down,” explains Dr Gray. 1)Dry-skin related dandruff Dandruff caus...

Skin care: 5 tips for healthy skin -                                               Don't have time for intensive skin care? You can still pamper yourself by acing the basics. Good skin care and healthy lifestyle choices can help delay natural aging and prevent various skin problems. Get started with these five no-nonsense tips. 1. Protect yourself from the sun One of the most important ways to take care of your skin is to protect it from the sun. A lifetime of sun exposure can cause wrinkles, age spots and other skin problems — as well as increase the risk of skin cancer. For the most complete sun protection: Use sunscreen. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15. Apply sunscreen generously, and reapply every two hours — or more often if you're swimming or perspiring. Seek shade. Avoid the sun between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., wh...

What causes itchy fingers? Chronically itchy fingers can be uncomfortable and can get in the way of daily life. Itchy fingers may be the only symptom or may occur along with a rash or small blisters, depending on the cause. An accurate diagnosis is important to get the right treatment. A person might feel the itchiness on the surface of their fingers, under the skin, or only on some fingers. While most of the time itchy fingers are nothing to worry about, in some cases it may be a sign of an underlying condition that needs a doctor's attention. In this article, we look at the causes, symptoms, and treatment of itchy fingers. Causes and symptoms 1)Contact dermatitis Itchy fingers can be caused by various skin conditions, including contact dermatitis. Contact dermatitis, also known as contact eczema, occurs when a person touches something that irritates their skin. A person with contact dermatitis may also notice: itching across the fingers and...

Tension Headache Symptoms, Signs, Relief, Causes, and Treatment = Tension headache definition and facts Tension  headache  is the most common type of  headache . Although the precise cause of tension  headache  is unknown, there are factors that seem to contribute to tension  headaches , such as stress , impaired  sleep , or skipping meals. Different conditions may contribute to tension  headaches  such as vision problems or  eye strain , overexertion, muscle  strains  caused by poor posture have all been associated with development of tension  headache . While certain foods (processed or aged foods,  chocolate , and red wine) can trigger  migraine headache , in some cases head and neck movement or physical exertion might trigger a  migraine ; this is not typical of tension headache. What is a tension headache? Headache -- a condition so common it's the punch line for a...

Causes of Sudden Joint Pain Sudden joint pain can throw a monkey wrench into your fitness routine, work and other daily activities. Causes of acute joint pain differ from those that typically cause more gradually developing discomfort. The broad range of possible culprits include injuries, infections and crystals in the joint fluid, among others. Sudden joint pain may affect one or multiple joints and range from mild to sever. Injuries Injuries account for many cases of acute joint pain, usually affecting a single large joint such as the knee, ankle, shoulder or elbow. The small joints of the wrist and hand also prove vulnerable to joint-related injuries, which might include ligament and/or cartilage damage, bone fractures or joint dislocation. Pain typically occurs immediately and is characteristically moderate to severe. Swelling, bruising and joint deformity often accompany the pain. You also might feel or hear a pop in the joint. Treatment varies depe...

Hypertension Hypertension or high blood pressure is a serious health problem which currently affects nearly 1 billion people worldwide. According to the recent analysis by the World Health Organisation (WHO), this statistic might rise to around 1.57 billion by the year 2025. Blood is the fluid connective tissue, carried to all parts of our body in  blood vessels  called arteries. The arteries play a key role in providing blood (thus oxygen and energy) to all organs of the body. Blood pressure is the force of blood against the arteries. Around 75 million people are affected by high blood pressure in the US and more are at risk of dying from related cardiovascular disease. In the year 2017-2018, about one-third of all individuals above the age range of 20 have high blood pressure assessments and most are under antihypertensive medications. What is Hypertension? An abnormally high blood pressure and a combination of high psychological stress are known as Hyper...

The 10 Most Common Childhood Illnesses = Your kid is bound to catch something this winter, so make sure you're ready. Get the lowdown on 10 common childhood illnesses—and tips for helping her recover faster. Knowing the common symptoms, and when your child needs to see a doctor, will help make this cold and flu season a manageable one. 1)Common Cold 2)RSV 3)Roseola 4)Gastroenteritis 5)Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease 6)Strep Throat 7)Influenza 8)Pinworms 9)Dehydration 10)Pinkeye

Top 6 Reasons for Eye Irritation Eye irritation is a common complaint. If your eyes are red and irritated, you may be wondering whether you should see your eye doctor. The human eye is very good at telling us when something is wrong. The truth is, eye irritation can occur for several reasons. If your eyes are red and irritated, one of the following conditions may be to blame. As always, it is best to seek the opinion of an eye care professional and avoid treating yourself if you are unsure of the condition of your eye. 1)Dry Eye Syndrome If your eyes feel dry, have a stinging sensation, or feel scratchy, you may have dry eye syndrome. Dry eye syndrome is a condition that can occur when the tear glands don't produce the correct quantity or quality of tears. Dry eyes or dry eye syndrome is actually very common and becomes even more common as we age. At age 65, we produce 65 percent fewer tears than at age 18. If you suffer from dry eyes, your vision may e...