Dr. Anunay Dhoundiyal

It's appears to be recurrent chronic skin infection leading to multiple boils. This usually requires a long term antibiotics. You may please consult a Dermatologist at earliest. Get well soon.

Hello, hair removal creams though effective have harmful chemicals which in long run not good especially sensitive skin like face. There is eflornithine based creams which can slow hair growth. But laser is safe and best for hair removal.

Dear lybrate-user ji Overview Low blood pressure might seem desirable, and for some people, it causes no problems. However, for many people, abnormally low blood pressure (hypotension) can cause dizziness and fainting. In severe cases, low blood pressure can be life-threatening. A blood pressure reading lower than 90 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg) for the top number (systolic) or 60 mm Hg for the bottom number (diastolic) is generally considered low blood pressure. You may go for your Thyroid test also. Let me know the report and call back for online chat fir your proper cure.

It may be because of taking less water. Drink plenty of water.If still you have problem get your urine examined

Hello, Homoeopathy has the best answer for your query.you can lose weight with the help of homoeopathic medicines, without any side effects. This involves correction your metabolism. 1. Take phytolacca berry tablets (wsi), 2 tablets with warm water, three times a day, half an hour before meals. 2. fatoline drops from Haslab, 15 drops + 1/2 cup of warm water, twice a day. 3. Take 1 glass of luke warm water with lemon juice and honey in the morning for 15 days in a month. 4.Take 1 cup of green tea in the eveninng daily. 5. Do Surya Namaskar , yoga asans like Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose), Sarvangasana (Shoulder Stand Pose),Vajrasana (Diamond Pose), Pavanamuktasana (Wind-Relieving Pose), Matsyasana (Fish Pose) 6. avoid sweets, oily, spicy, junk food, chocolates. 7. drink plenty of water daily. 8.Eat good quantity of green vegetables, salad and fruits.

The death of a loved one can be devastating. Bereavement affects people in different ways. There's no right or wrong way to feel. "You might feel a lot of emotions at once, or feel you're having a good day, then you wake up and feel worse again. Powerful feelings can come unexpectedly. "It's like waves on a beach. You can be standing in water up to your knees and feel you can cope, then suddenly a big wave comes and knocks you off your feet. Stages of bereavement or grief- four stages 1.accepting that your loss is real 2.experiencing the pain of grief 3.adjusting to life without the person who has died 4.putting less emotional energy into grieving and putting it into something new – in other words, moving on You'll probably go through all these stages, but you won't necessarily move smoothly from one to the next. Your grief might feel chaotic and out of control, but these feelings will eventually become less intense. Feelings of grief--- Give yourself time – these feelings will pass. You might feel: shock and numbness – this is usually the first reaction to the death, and people often speak of being in a daze overwhelming sadness, with lots of crying tiredness or exhaustion anger – for example, towards the person who died, their illness, or God guilt – for example, guilt about feeling angry, about something you said or didn't say, or about not being able to stop your loved one dying "These feelings are all perfectly normal, says Sarah. "The negative feelings don't make you a bad person. Lots of people feel guilty about their anger, but it's OK to be angry and to question why. Some people become forgetful and less able to concentrate. You might lose things, such as your keys. This is because your mind is distracted by bereavement and grief, says Sarah. You're not losing your sanity. Coping with grief Talking and sharing your feelings with someone can help. Don't go through this alone. For some people, relying on family and friends is the best way to cope. If you don't feel you can talk to them much – perhaps you aren't close, or they're grieving, too / A bereavement counsellor can give you time and space to talk about your feelings, including the person who has died, your relationship, family, work, fears and the future. You can have access to a bereavement counsellor at any time, even if the person you lost died a long time ago. Talking about the person who has died Don't be afraid to talk about the person who has died. People in your life might not mention their name because they don't want to upset you. But if you feel you can't talk to them, it can make you feel isolated. Anniversaries and special occasions can be hard. Do whatever you need to do to get through the day. This might be taking a day off work or doing something that reminds you of that person, such as taking a favourite walk. If you need help to move on Each bereavement is unique, and you can't tell how long it will last. "In general, the death and the person might not constantly be at the forefront of your mind after around 18 months. This period may be shorter or longer for some people, which is normal. You might need help if: you can't get out of bed you neglect yourself or your family – for example, you don't eat properly you feel you can't go on without the person you've lost the emotion is so intense it's affecting the rest of your life – for example, you can't face going to work or you're taking your anger out on someone else These feelings are normal – as long as they don't last for a long time. "The time to get help depends on the person" If these things last for a period that you feel is too long or your family say they're worried, that's the time to seek help.

To get relief from gas problem and to improve digestion power you can follow these methods: • Take one teaspoon of ajwain seeds (carom) and 1/2 teaspoon of jeera grind it and make powder of it add 1/3 rd of teaspoon of this in your food you eat. • Take pudina (mint) and coriander leaves grind it and eat one teaspoon of it daily 2 times in a day. You can make chutney of it. Mint and corriander has enzymes that improve your digestion. • Do running and jogging exercise daily. Do pavanmuktasan daily for 5 minutes under the supervision of yoga expert. • Eat healthy food and avoid fast food, spicy food, excessive consumption of tea, coffee and alcohol.

For stomach pain take tablet Meftalspas-Ds with rantac and get your Usg abdomen done to rule out any pathology

Dear to decrease ur weight you have to do work out daily...Try the remedies below they can help u. 1. Mix three teaspoons of lemon juice, one teaspoon of honey, and one-half teaspoon of black pepper powder in one glass of water. 2. Drink it in the morning on an empty stomach. 3. Do this daily for at least three months. 4. Drink mint tea or make a paste of green mint with some simple spices and eat during meals. 5. Eat vegetables such as bitter gourd and drumsticks to control obesity. 6. Do Bhujang asana , Dhanurasana ,Naukasana, Kumbhakasana , Pavanamukthasana daily 10 min per asana. 7. Do running early morning daily and join aerobics in evening. 8. Avoid oily and spicy food..and Constipation.