Dr. Jagjeet Hans

Hello, I am giving you health tips for red eyes 1.avoid using excessive TV/ computers 2. you should wash your eyes with fresh water 2-3 times in a day 3. Maintain hygiene 4 Do Not rub your eyes with hands 5 kindly consult Eye Doctor for testing refractive errors also note tips for sleep problem 1. strict to sleep time schedule 2. Do regular Physical activity 3. Regular meditation/ yoga 4. avoid Tea coffee after 7 pm 5. you can take bath at bed time 6. Avoid day time sleep

1.You may be having anxiety or stress. Avoid stress. 2.You need 7-8 hours of sound sleep to remain healthy. 3.Go for regular exercise, Take part in games and sports, 4.Do yoga, meditation and deep breathing exercise like pranayama to calm your mind, control your emotion, relieve anxiety and improve concentration. 5.Adhere to a specific sleep time and regular schedule 6.Take light dinner. 7.Avoid taking tea/coffee at bed time. Have a glass of warm milk at bed time .8. Don’t go to sleep immediately after dinner. Take a small walk after dinner and if possible take hot water bath before sleep. Read a light magazine or interesting book before going to bed 9. Avoid late night. 10. Don’t sleep in day time 11. Don’t take sleeping pill 12. If no relief consult doctor.

Gargling with warm salt water is an effective way to treat a sore throat. Salt can even help kill the bacteria or virus causing pharyngitis. Mix three teaspoons of salt (preferably sea salt) in two cups of warm water. Gargle with this solution. Do not swallow it. Spit the water out after gargling. Do this several times daily for one to two days. Also take rhus tox 200 - twice daily for next 3 days and get back to me.

You need long term medication oral as. Well as steriods nasal spray. They're safe for long term use. They are not very expansive.

Bad breath can be reduced or prevented if you: practice good oral hygiene. Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste to remove food debris and plaque. Don't forget to brush the tongue, too. Replace your toothbrush every 2 to 3 months or after an illness. Use floss or an interdental cleaner to remove food particles and plaque between teeth once a day. See your dentist regularly -- at least twice a year. He or she will conduct an oral exam and professional teeth cleaning and will be able to detect and treat periodontal disease, dry mouth, or other problems that may be the cause of bad mouth odor. Drink lots of water. This will keep your mouth moist. Chewing gum (preferably sugarless) stimulates the production of saliva, which helps wash away food particles and bacteria.

1.Do regular aerobic exercise for 1 hour daily (brisk walking,jogging,running,swimming,cycling etc) 2.Reduce weight if overweight 3Control diet a)Avoid sweets, sugar/honey, milk, excess calorie and carbohydrate rich diet like white bread, cereal,rice, pasta b)avoid all refined food like maida, pasta, starchy food like rice, potato, bakery item, processed food,. c)include more fiber like pulse,green leafy vegetable, legume. d)Avoid sweetened fruit like banana,mango,litchi, chickoo,sapota, seethaphal jack fruit,grape etc. can have fruits like guava, pineapple,papaya, orange, mousambi, strawberry, watermelon, pomegranate, jack fruit, sweet potato e)Avoid white/polished rice, take unpolished rice like brown rice/wheat/Jowar/Ragi,moong and chana Dal. f)Avoid ghee/ butter./coconut oil/excess salt intake like papad/pickle. g)Avoid red meat.take fish/chicken. h)Avoid alcohol and carbonated drinks like soft drink 4.Adhere to a strict diabetic diet by consulting Dietitian 5.Monitor your fasting, PP blood sugar 3 monthly and HbA1c six monthly 6.Consult diabetologist for advice and treatment

Hi The fever might be viral or bacterial infection of the throat so please drink plenty warm water all the time, do salt water gargling twice daily avoid oily foods, spicy and sugary foods homeopathic medicine is safe and effective I would suggest you please take Sambucus nigra 30 every three hours five pills along with five phos 6x every hour four tablets.

Hello, Omega 3 fats are healthy fats, which if taken in right amount promote heart health and brain function.they are available in adundance in walnuts, chia seeds, almonds, fish, cord liver, spinach etc.

It appears to be a peptic ulcer disease. Increase acid production by your stomach. Avoid spicy/fatty/junk food. Drink adequate water and take proper sleep. For medicines please consult online as we don't write medicines in open forum.

Please avoid becoming nervous do regular pranayam and yoga daily do meditation more be relaxed and confident take special chyawanprash by patanjali regularly saraswatarishta 15 ml twice daily with water for 3 months minimum.

Hi drink some bitter gourd juice on an empty stomach each morning. First remove the seeds of two to three bitter gourds and use a juicer to extract the juice. Add some water and then drink it. Follow this treatment daily in the morning for at least two months. Take pranacharya diabeto and shilajeet capsule twice a day with water. Take vasant kusumakar ras twice a day. Avoid sweets. Take small meals in less time interval. Do pranayama early morning. Avoid alcohol consumption.

Hi, can be due to general weakness. Take homoeopathic medicines - alfaalfa tonic and five phos. - both thrice daily, and let me know about your condition after a month. Management: daily intake more of healthy, nutritious and balanced food which includes green vegetables, seasonal fruits, salads, legumes, pulses, eggs, milk & milk products, oats, cornflakes, muesli, nuts, lean meat (chicken & few seafood), etc. Keep yourself well-hydrated by taking at least 10-12 glasses of water in a day, also increase intake of other fluids like coconut water, shikanji, jaljeera, gulkand, rooh-afza, lassi, curd, etc. Which has got cooling effect on the body during this hot summer weather. Sleep for 6-9 hrs at night and 1-2 hrs. During daytime. Avoid going out or playing under the sun, best time is after sunset. Wear a hat with broad brim, wear sunglasses whenever you are out in the sun. Don't awake late nights, follow motto of'early to bed, early to rise' avoid unnecessary exertion or stress.

You have to urinate before travel and make your mind for the travel and this is a type of travel fear

Need more details for perfact diagnosis still start following * take ajvayan & jeera 1 tsp each after each meal * take ginger & turmeric before food * take hot water * quantity is much important, assume 4 part of your appetite & take food only 3 part of it * avoid day sleep, stress, night awaking * keep excersice. * do not take dinner to late. More details needed for better medication.

Tinnitus is a common problem usually associated with deafness. It is of two types, subjective and objective. In objective tinnitus you can find out the cause of tinnitus while in subjective it is difficult to find the cause. Treatment consisit of reassurance and certain vasodilator and vitamin treatment.In objective tinnitus you may require surgery if cause is confirmed by all mod of Diagnosis including CT scan. Dizziness or giddiness or Vertigo…. Is usually due to ear labyrinthine problem. Anti vertigo tabs and vitamin B 12 can help you. You require to go for Ear examination. Pure tone and Impedence audiometry, may require CT scan and stepping test (cranio corpography) to come to proper diagnosis.

Tips for Better Sleep 1. Power Down The soft blue glow from a cell phone, tablet, or digital clock on your bedside table may hurt your sleep. Tip: Turn off TVs, computers, and other blue-light sources an hour before you go to bed. Cover any displays you can't shut off. 2. Nix Naps You’ll rest better at night. But if you have to snooze while the sun's up, keep it to 20 minutes or less. Nap in the early part of the day. Tip: Overcome an afternoon energy slump with a short walk, a glass of ice water, or a phone call with a friend. 3. Block Your Clock Do you glance at it several times a night? That can make your mind race with thoughts about the day to come, which can keep you awake. Tip: Put your alarm clock I 4. Try a Leg Pillow for Back Pain Your lower back may not hurt enough to wake you up, but mild pain can disturb the deep, restful stages of sleep. Put a pillow between your legs to align your hips better and stress your low back less. Tip: Do you sleep on your back? Tuck a pillow under your knees to ease pain. 5. Put Your Neck in 'Neutral' Blame your pillow if you wake up tired with a stiff neck. It should be just the right size -- not too fat and not too flat -- to support the natural curve of your neck when you're resting on your back. Do you sleep on your side? Line your nose up with the center of your body. Don’t snooze on your stomach. It twists your neck. Tip: Use good posture before bed, too. Don't crane your neck to watch TV. 6. Seal Your Mattress Sneezes, sniffles, and itchiness from allergies can lead to lousy shut-eye. Your mattress may hold the cause. Over time, it can fill with mold, dust mite droppings, and other allergy triggers. Seal your mattress, box springs, and pillows to avoid them. Tip: Air-tight, plastic, dust-proof covers work best. 7. Save Your Bed for Sleep and Sex Your bedroom should feel relaxing. Don’t sit in bed and work, surf the Internet, or watch TV. Tip: The best sleep temperature for most people is between 68-72 degrees. 8. Set Your Body Clock Go to sleep and wake up at roughly the same time every day, even on weekends. This routine will get your brain and body used to being on a healthy snooze-wake schedule. In time, you'll be able to nod off quickly and rest soundly through the night. Tip: Get out in bright light for 5 to 30 minutes as soon as you get out of bed. Light tells your body to get going 9. Look for Hidden Caffeine Coffee in the morning is fine for most people. But as soon as the clock strikes noon, avoid caffeine in foods and drinks. Even small amounts found in chocolate can affect your Zzzz's later that night. Tip: Read labels. Some pain relievers and weight loss pills contain caffeine. 10. Work Out Wisely Regular exercise helps you sleep better -- as long as you don’t get it in too close to bedtime. A post-workout burst of energy can keep you awake. Aim to finish any vigorous exercise 3 to 4 hours before you head to bed. Tip: Gentle mind-body exercises, like yoga or tai chi, are great to do just before you hit the sack. 10. Work Out Wisely Regular exercise helps you sleep better -- as long as you don’t get it in too close to bedtime. A post-workout burst of energy can keep you awake. Aim to finish any vigorous exercise 3 to 4 hours before you head to bed. Tip: Gentle mind-body exercises, like yoga or tai chi, are great to do just before you hit the sack. 11. Eat Right at Night Don’t eat heavy foods and big meals too late. They overload your digestive system, which affects how well you sleep. Have a light evening snack of cereal with milk or crackers and cheese instead. Tip: Finish eating at least an hour before bed. 12. Rethink Your Drink Alcohol can make you sleepy at bedtime, but beware. After its initial effects wear off, it will make you wake up more often overnight. Tip: Warm milk or chamomile tea are better choices. 13. Watch What Time You Sip Want to lower your odds of needing nighttime trips to the bathroom? Don’t drink anything in the last 2 hours before bed. If you have to get up at night, it can be hard to get back to sleep quickly. Tip: Keep a nightlight in the bathroom to minimize bright light. 14. Lower the Lights Dim them around your home 2 to 3 hours before bedtime. Lower light levels signal your brain to make melatonin, the hormone that brings on sleep. Tip: Use a 15-watt bulb if you read in the last hour before bed. 15. Hush Noise Faucet drips, nearby traffic, or a loud dog can chip away at your sleep. And if you're a parent, you might be all too aware of noises at night long after your children have outgrown their cribs. Tip: Use a fan, an air-conditioner, or a white noise app or machine. You can also try ear plugs. 16. Turn Down Tobacco Nicotine is a stimulant, just like caffeine. Tobacco can keep you from falling asleep and make insomnia worse. Tip: Many people try several times before they kick the habit. Ask your doctor for help. 17. Beds Are for People A cat's or a dog's night moves can cut your sleep short. They can also bring allergy triggers like fleas, fur, dander, and pollen into your bed. Tip: Ask your vet or animal trainer how you can teach your pet to snooze happily in its own bed. 18. Free Your Mind Put aside any work, touchy discussions, or complicated decisions 2 to 3 hours before bed. It takes time to turn off the "noise" of the day. If you’ve still got a lot on your mind, jot it down and let go for the night. Then, about an hour before you hit the sack, read something calming, meditate, listen to quiet music, or take a warm bath. Tip: Even 10 minutes of relaxation makes a difference. 19. Use Caution with Sleeping Pills Some sleep medicines can become habit-forming, and they may have side effects. Ideally, pills should be a short-term solution while you make lifestyle changes for better Zzzz's. Ask your doctor what’s OK. 20. Know When to See Your Doctor Let her know if your sleeplessness lasts for a month or more. She can check to see if a health condition -- such as acid reflux, arthritis, asthma, or depression -- or a medicine you take is part of the problem.

First tell me where did you have sprain and since how many days? and if it has become reddish n painful .Then apply cold on it .Ice cubes packed in a polyethene.Keep it there for 10mins .3-4 times a day .And tie a crepe bandage on it .And also keep it elevated . Once pain gets relieved, you must visit a physiotherapist for further treatment. Thankyou

Massage with any oil as far as it doesn't irritate the skin. In this hot weather dehydration alli causes body aches . keep well hydrated . at least 3 LTS water daily Also take limewater with salt and sugar Get her hb, bp, blood sugar checked

1. Do warm saline gurgling 3-4 times daily 2. Take honitus syrup 2tsf thrice daily 3. You may have to take antibiotic along with it if no relief 4. consult for further advice