DR GS MAKKAR Homeopathic treatment

H eadache (Pain in head) - Overview Definition: It is a condition of pain in the head. It is one of the commonest types of illness and almost everyone has experienced headache in their life. There is a wide variety of causes of headaches like hypertension, sinusitis, eye troubles, cervical pain, brain tumors, meningitis, fever etc A brain tissue lacks pain receptors. Due to lack of pain receptors brain tissue itself is not sensitive to pain. Actually tissue structures around the brain are sensitive to pain and that pain is referred to as headache. Pain sensitive structures are divided in nine parts and that are cranium (the periosteum of the skull), muscles, arteries and veins, subcutaneous tissues, eyes, ears, mucous membranes and sinuses. •  Causes of Headache (head pain)  •  Secondary causes of headaches •  Commonly recognized types of Headache (head pain) :  •  Self Care Measure for Headache (head pain)   •   Homoeopathic Treatment: Commonly recognized types of

FOOD ALLERY AND HOMEOPATHY Have you ever had a severe reaction to something you ate? Normally, the body's immune system discriminates between good and bad substances in the body. It identifies evident harmful substances and produces antibodies, such as histamines, to fight them. When the immune system reacts bizarrely to fight a substance that typically causes no harm, an Allergy occurs. A Food allergy occurs when the body's immune system reacts to otherwise nontoxic substances in certain foods. While most Food allergies are mild, in some cases they can cause anaphylactic shock, a life-threatening reaction. Common foods that can trigger the allergic reaction are milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, strawberries, melons, pineapple, tomatoes, MSG, preservatives, food colors, etc. Superfluous exposure to any particular food can sometimes give rise to a sensitivity making you allergic to it. A reaction to food is not always an allergy but could be food intol

Hair Loss : Alopecia Hair loss is one of the most distressing symptoms a patient can have, not because of its life-threatening nature, but because the fear of baldness, and its accompanying social stigma, is so great in our society. Unfortunately, conventional medicine has little to offer sufferers of hair loss, particularly when they have the form known as alopecia areata. This is where patches of skin become very sparse, with small stumpy hairs known as "exclamation mark hairs". In some people the condition is restricted to small, easily disguised areas, However, in the more unfortunate, it can spread to involve the whole scalp and sometimes other areas on the body. The majority of patients regain their hair, eventually, but it usually takes several months, or even years, to regrow. The hair is the richest ornament of women’ - thus said Martin Luther but he would have surely wanted to change his quote had he lived in present times. Whether its women or men, they h