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Eczema-overview Definition: Eczema is an inflammatory skin disorder. It is described by patches of dry, red, flaky skin, often accompanied by areas that are inflamed, broken, moist and oozing. Eczema can be Acute, short-lived, or Chronic, lasting for several years with periods of remission. If eczema is chronic, then the skin may become thick and scaly and may change color. The itching caused by eczema can be so severe and intolerable that scratching may cause the skin to crack and bleed. Eczema can affect any part of the body, but is most commonly found on the face, scalp, hands, behind the ears and in the creases of the elbows, knees and groin. It is not contagious. People who have eczema usually have very dry, itchy skin that struggles to hold moisture. Eczema often runs in families and may be aggravated by stress or contact with certain chemicals or allergens http://askdrmakkar.com/Eczema_Dry_Itch_Homeopathic_Treatment.aspx Homeopathic medicine for eczema ,weeping skin,it...

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. A large portion of us experience the ill effects of hair fall because of our current lifestyle and diet. Thinning of hair and balding are some of the common hair problems. For more detail about hair loss ht...

With spring weather finally approaching, doctors say we have to start worrying about asthma season. While most just think of allergies as sneezing and itchy, watery eyes, specialists say breathing issues can spring up this time of year stemming from the changing of the seasons. And these temporary symptoms are different than the ones for people who suffer with asthma all their life. "There's allergic asthma and non-allergic asthma. It's the allergic asthma that we have to worry about now that spring is approaching. You know, the grass is growing, the trees are coming out, the flowers -- all that sort of thing," says Richard Hinchliffe a registered respiratory therapist. "That happens when the pollen is released from these flowers; our body breathes it in and people with asthma have this hyper-sensitive immune system and it overreacts." Specialists say the classic symptom of this seasonal asthma is wheezing. And they say the best way to start br...

Is your sleep perturbed due to frequent bathroom trips at night? Do you feel that your bladder does not empty fully, or you have to exert while urinating due to a weak urine flow? Even though Prostatitis is a common condition for aged men, the frustration caused by it to the patients and clinicians are more. These are the warning signs of an ongoing Prostate enlargement. Prostate is a small gland in the male reproductive system, positioned in front of the rectum and below the bladder. Typically, the Prostate two folds during the puberty phase of a man, and goes through a second phase of growth during old age, but in some men Prostate may grow all through their life. TYPES OF INCONTINENCE • Urge incontinence – Most people can hold their urine after sensing the need to urinate. With urge incontinence, the urine leaks out almost as soon as the need is felt. • Stress incontinence – This is the uncontrollable loss of urine when there is pressure on the abdomen. The pressure ...

Warts are actually benign tumors of the epidermis caused by a virus. The virus responsible is the human papillomavirus (HPV), a double-stranded DNA virus. The virus resides in the bottom layer of the epidermis and replicates into almost normal-looking skin. Different sub-types of HPV cause different types of warts. Some human papillomavirus subtypes also cause cervical cancer and other more obscure types of wart-related cancers For more detail of disease go to link  http://askdrmakkar.com/Warts_Homeopathic_Treatment.aspx Three remedies are prescribed more often than any other – Antimonium crudum (Ant-c.), Nitricum acidum (Nit-ac.) and Thuja occidentalis (Thuj.). Read on for the descriptions of these three and other common wart remedies. Antimonium crudum (Ant-c.): Hard, smooth warts that often appear in groups. Irritability and a thickly coated white tongue also suggest the need for this remedy. The person may also overeat and have various digestive complaints. Cau...

Gout is an arthritic condition (inflammation of the joints) that mostly affects men age 40 and older. It is nearly always associated with chronic hyperuricemia , a long-lasting abnormally high concentration of uric acid in the blood. Metabolism of Purines. The process leading to hyperuricemia and gout begins with the metabolism of purines , which are nitrogen-containing compounds that are important for energy. Purines can be divided into two types: Endogenous. Endogenous purines are manufactured within human cells. Exogenous. Exogenous purines are obtained from foods. All mammals except humans possess an enzyme called uricase that breaks purines down into a very soluble product called allantoin . Without uricase, purine ultimately breaks down into uric acid , which can build up in body tissues if it is not adequately eliminated in urine. Lycopodium- This is a drug for chronic gout, with chalky deposits in the joints. It is suited to persons who are mentally ...

Obesity (weight Loss) HOMEOPATHY treatment It is a very fat body. In other words, it is a condition in which there is much accumulation of fat in the body. Obesity is usually said to be present when a person is 20% above the recommended weight for his/her height, age and build. Set realistic goals It's best to aim for losing 0.5 to 1 kilogram a week. Don’t aim to lose 5-10 kg in one month and don’t let such ads lure you to unhealthy eating practices. When you're setting goals, think about both process and outcome goals. ‘Exercise regularly’ is an example of a process goal, while ‘Lose 15 kg’ is an example of an outcome goal. It isn't essential that you have an outcome goal, but you should set process goals, because changing your habits is a key to weight loss. Your goals should be SMART: specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and time-limited. An example is aiming to walk for 30 minutes a day, five days a week, and recording your results. The foods we eat contrib...