Gynecological Problems

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The gynecological problems and diseases can occur in all women. These are some of the most common complications experienced by women. If left untreated, they can further weaken the immune system.

In Homoeopathic treatment, the problems can be detected in initial stage and cured from the very root of origin with unique and effective homeopathic remedies.

The common female problems which can easily treat by homoeopathy are:

1) PMS (premenstrual syndrome):

  • Breast pain
  • Abdominal pain
  • Weight gain
  • Mood swings, irritability, depression
  • Headache; migraine

2) Menstruation problems:

  • Oligomenorrhea/Irregular periods
  • Menorrhagia/copious periods
  • Dysmenorrhea/menstrual cramps
  • Menstrual fatigue
  • Amenorrhea/periods absent/periods suppressed

3) Postmenopausal problems:

  • Hot flashes
  • Irregular or heavy periods
  • Variable blood pressure
  • Palpitations
  • Prevention of osteoporosis
  • Joint pain
  • Sleep disorders
  • Mood swings

4) Ovarian cysts:

Patients suffering from PCOD have multiple small cysts in ovaries. Thereby, ovaries get enlarged and produce excessive amounts of androgen and estrogen hormones. This (in married women) may cause infertility. In unmarried women, it results in irregular or delayed menstruation causing excessive weight gain, hirsutism (excessive facial hair) and high androgen levels.

Surgery is recommended in allopathic systems. Homoeopathy can treats the patients without surgeries with medicines only. Ultrasonography of the patient is repeated after 3 months of onset of treatments. Complete cure is possible within 6 months.

5) Pregnancy-related issues :

  • Morning sickness
  • Constipation & Hemorrhoids
  • Heartburn
  • Insomnia
  • Low back pain
  • Postpartum depression/Baby blues
  • Recovery after a C-section or an episiotomy
  • Hair loss after pregnancy

6) Breastfeeding problems:

  • Increasing milk supply
  • Breast pain, mastitis
  • Weaning
  • Fatigue due to breastfeeding
  • Cracked or bleeding nipples

7) Recurrent genital infections:

  • vaginal yeast infection
  • genital herpes flare-ups,
  • condylomata (genital warts), etc.

 

Preventing Kidney Stone Recurrence

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Nearly one in ten people has had a kidney stone, and every year, more than 300,000 people nationwide visit an emergency room for a kidney stone-related problem. Those who have had a kidney stone might be able to prevent another one from forming by drinking more fluids and making some dietary changes.

Increased fluid intake spread throughout the day can decrease stone recurrence by a least half with virtually no side effects.

People who already drink the recommended amount of liquids or for whom increased fluid intake is contraindicated should not increase their fluid intake.
The “recommended amount” of fluid intake for a person who has had a kidney stone is enough to produce at lest two liters of urine per day. If an increase in fluids does not reduce stone formation, one should start homeopathic medicines for kidney stones.
As for dietary changes, reduce foods known to increase oxalate in the urine, such as chocolate, beets, nuts, rhubarb, spinach, strawberries, tea and wheat bran; cutting down on dietary animal protein and purines (high-purine foods and drinks include beer, sugary soft drinks, fatty foods and others).
A kidney stone forms when tiny crystals in urine stick together. Studies show the recurrence rate of kidney stones within five years of an initial stone ranges from 35-50 percent without treatment.

5 Health Tips For Young Mothers

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When you are a mother, one of the basic things you should keep in mind is looking after your health. Young modern mothers who seem to have no time for themselves should look after their health and keep trim too. If you are a young mother and have no alone time for yourself, you should make sure that you to look after your health.

Take a look at some of these 5 Health Tips For Young Mothers:

1. Exercise : Every young mother should find the time to exercise. The best form of exercise for young mother to stay healthy is walking. If you schedule a time for one sort of exercise you are sure to stay healthy.
2. Eat healthy : There are a lot of young mothers who cannot seem to balance life and family. Due to this, young working mothers do not pay close attention to the food they eat. Eating healthy is the first tip you need to follow.
3. Your brain power : To young and energetic, your brain has to be fit. In order for your brain to be fit, you need to consume healthy brain super-foods. Some of the best super-foods for your brain is pomegranate, liver and leafy vegetables.
4. The power of sun : The sun gives provides you with a good source of Vitamin D. Every young working mother needs to spend time under the sun to absorb all the Vitamin D possible. Take a sun bath to enrich the power of the sun.
5. Breastfeeding : When you breast feed you are supplying an added on energy to your new born baby. However, young mothers also benefit in a healthy way from breastfeeding. Breastfeeding helps you to loose weight and also helps to prevent breast cancer too.
Enjoy your motherhood.