Vallabhassery Homeopathy

This is caused by the infiltration of fluid into the cellular tissue of the prepuce, forming a large, long, dark, reddish-brown, bulbous swelling at the extremity of the penis, its borders being enlarged, cracked, and so narrow that but a small portion of the secreted pus can make its escape, and rendering the retraction of the prepuce behind the glans impossible, the remainder collecting underneath, forming a fluctuating swelling. Persons with a long and narrow prepuce are the most subject to it, and balanorrhoea is always present. Treatment. - If the remedies are selected with care, the disease is generally easily subdued, and it is only in very severe cases, and when gangrene threatens, that the knife becomes necessary. Should the apparently appropriate remedies be of no avail, slight incisions in the prepuce wil allow much of the fluid to escape, and pave the way to speedy relief.

It may due to an eczema or dermatitis. All our left side organs are smaller than right it is quit normal do not bother about future. Consult a doctor to rule out Leucoderma or vitiligo. It is the condition in which some areas, large or small, lose their pigment (colouring matter) and become milky white. At initial stage, these spots are very small in size or area, go on increasing slowly and spread all over the body. The cause is unknown and there is no satisfactory cure except in homoeopathy.

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This is pre-eminently an affection of the male sex; in the case of females it is never attended with sexual disorders. It attacks individuals between the seventh and fiftieth year, and occurs most frequently in the cold season. It cannot be traced to constitutional derangements, since persons who are afflicted with this disease, otherwise enjoy the most perfect health. With the appearance of some constitutional disease, the psoriasis disappears at once, but returns again as soon as the disease is removed. Psoriasis begins in this wise: at various, more or less numerous, scattered spots, the detached epidermis forms a small, white rising-psoriasis punctata. These spots gradually spread from every point of the periphery until they reach the size of drops-psoriasis guttata; on removing the scales, we find the skin underneath slightly red and bleeding. In proportion as the circumference continues to expand, the original spot becomes cleansed of its scales, and a ring forms surrounding a healthy-looking skin-psoriasis annularis; in the further progress of the exanthem, this ring opens, losing its roundness-psoriasis gyrata-and finally disappearing altogether. All these stages, or most of them, coexist side by side in almost every case of this disease. Psoriasis is not attended with itching, or at most only at the commencement, but in no case if it has become an inveterate disease. It may remain stationary, though breaking out in new places, or it may intermit in its manifestations for months and even years. Treatment in selecting our remedies, we must not overlook the fact that psoriasis is not an itching eruption. This seems to have been ignored by many practitioners; hartmann's delineation of the disease is especially untrue to nature. The selection of remedies is rendered particularly difficult by the circumstance that the patient enjoys perfect health, and that on this account we are without any co-determining symptoms. It is wrong and unscientific to try to get symptoms out of a patient by persistent questioning and to hunt them up even among his ancestors in order to realize our dreams about reliable remedies. For this reason we content ourselves with giving merely the names of the remedies that have already been employed in this disease with some advantage, or that may seem adapted to further to trials. We arrange the series in accordance with the practical value of each drug: sulphur, phosphorus, sepia, petroleum, calcarea carbonica, acidum nitricum and phosphoricum, arsenicum and tellurium. Among external remedies the only application which is never hurtful and usually efficient, is the vapor-bath accompanied by frictions with castile soap, or, if the affection has already existed for a long time, with brown soap. Cold bathing is of decided use, although its effect may not be perceived immediately.

Do a pregnancy card test or blood hcg level. Only 7 days before and after periods is safe (90%) all other days are unsafe. There may a chance after 9 th day and withdraw is also not safe, use condoms.

Your cause of snoring is adinoid swelling. Adenoid is otherwise called as pharyngeal tonsil or is the over growth of lymphoid tissue (lymph node) in nasopharynx (the portion of pharynx above the soft palate, i. E. Post nasal region). The adenitis or over growth of the adenoid affects the physical and mental growth, may cause obstruction in breathing, deafness and ear-arch in children. Adenitis is the inflammation of a gland or lymph node as said above. Hilar adenitis is the inflammation of bronchial lymph nodes, sometimes, occur in bronchitis or pneumonia fever. All medicines which cure hypertrophy of tonsils can be given for curing adenoid when enlarged. The following cures are useful in the effective treatment of adenoid's hypertrophy 1. Agraphis. N. 3x, is very useful in adenoid over growth, breathing with open mouth, deafness due to adenoid growth. 2. Bar. C. 30, very useful in recurring attacks of acute tonsillitis, in hard enlarged tonsils, children - physically and mentally backward, be given 3 times a day. 3. Calc. C. 30, for fat children with cold head and feet, sweating of head at night, otorrhoea with deafness or hardness of hearing. 4. Calc. P. 30, with pallid face, thin, slim, weak body, enlarged tonsils, obstinate sneezing without coryza, when progress is not satisfactory especially in scrofulous or consumptive history in the family. 5. Hydrast. 30, is given to cure the over growth of adenoid when whole nasopharynx is affected with adenoid growth, it should be given on totality of symptoms in scrofulous history of the patient. 6. Sil. 200, is well indicated medine with calc. P. With same symptoms or when improvement is checked. 7. Bacillinum or tuberculinum-200, one dose be given as intercurrent medicine when other remedy fail to cure quickly in the case of the patient having consumptive history in the family.

Dear lybrate-user, you had sinus. Sinusitis is the inflammation of one or more of the sinuses, or mucous membrane that lines the sinuses, especially frontal sinuses of the face, usually seen in winter or change of season. Sinuses are air-filled cavities in the bones of the face and skull which are lined with mucous membrane. Sinusitis causes headache, facial pain and discharge of mucus from the nose, which may be allergic. Sinusitis is generally caused by infection spreading from nose to the sinuses via their respective meatuses because the facial and frontal sinuses have direct link with the nose. Sinusitis may be acute or chronic. In acute sinusitis, there is frontal headache, tenderness and soreness over the affected sinus, blocked nose, heavy aching around the eyes, swelling of eyelids, facial pain on either side of the nasal cavity and toothache, worse from stooping. Mucous membranes of the nasal sinuses and nose are swollen, causing blocked or stuffy feeling in nose. Chronic sinusitis and chronic cold are very much related to each other. When the common cold persists for more than 7-10 days, catarrhal symptoms may appear, with thick, copious white, yellow or green nasal discharge, sometimes with offensive smell. This condition continues for a long time and causes swelling of nasal mucous membrane, that in turn blocks the nose. In chronic sinusitis, drainage of pus from the sinuses becomes necessary from frequent attacks of sore throat, due to dropping of mucus from psoterior nares into the throat, laryngitis or bronchitis may occur. Homeopathy medicines can cure it.

Homeopathy can cure your problems. Acne is situated in the sebaceous follicles of the skin; it depends upon the quality of the sebaceous secretion, and is not, or at least very seldom, determined by the narrowness or closure of the excretory duct. If the sebum secreted by the follicle is too thick, it naturally reaches the surface with more difficulty, solidifies near the external opening, and closes the follicle by means of a plug which has generally a black color. These blackish points are called comedones, or acne punctata. In certain circumstances the disease may not progress any further; on some portions of the skin, as for instance on the nose, this condition becomes habitual. Under other circumstances that will be stated below, the glands thus closed show a disposition to become inflamed. That this is not alone owing to the pressure of the sebum upon the follicular walls, is shown by the circumstance that in persons of a more advanced age the comedones scarcely ever inflame, or that they enlarge to the size of small bursae without any symptom of inflammation whatsoever. The inflamed follicle either changes to a small pustule, discharges and sometimes forms small scurfs, or else the inflammation does not terminate in suppuration, the follicle retains for a time the shape of an indurated, somewhat painful and red papule, and gradually the exudation is reabsorbed. If the inflammation is severe, if the irritation is increased by the pressure and friction of the clothes, the subcutaneous cellular tissue becomes involved, giving rise to a furuncle of a larger or smaller size. These different changes or processes come under the designation of acne simplex. This form of acne appears principally in the face and on the neck, on the back, buttocks, thighs, less frequently on the chest, sometimes on the skin of the penis and scrotum. No other consequences are involved in this affection, except that the places of the acne-pustules remain red for some time. Considering that a number of follicles sometimes become diseased while others are at the same time in full bloom, the face must become considerably disfigured. Acne scarcely ever makes its appearance except between the age of pubescence and the twenty-fifth or thirtieth year. After this period, a few single follicles may become inflamed, but not a whole number together. Males are more subject to acne than females. All the circumstances connected with this eruption show that acne has its essential origin in the sexual sphere. In corroboration of this statement we will allude to the circumstance that on many ladies a few acne-pustules break out during the menses, and that almost every individual who is addicted to onanism, is afflicted with an excessive breaking out of acne. We do not mean to say that acne only breaks out in the faces of onanists. Among the young people of the city acne seems to be general, whereas among country-youths it is comparatively a rare disease. If a predisposition exists, acne may be developed under the operation of a variety of causes, such as overheating, washing a heated skin with cold water, partaking of boiled and roasted or fried fat, more particularly the fat of geese; indigestion, the excessive use of wine or spirits. Among us, for instance, acne prevails in the winter-season, because so much pork or gooseflesh is eaten in winter; jews are likewise troubled with acne, for the reason that they replace the fat of swine by goose-fat, and for the additional reason that they are generally fond of very fat eating. It follows from these remarks that the first thing to be done when treating a case of acne is to prescribe a careful and appropriate diet. This task, however, is very difficult of accomplishment, for the reason that acne-patients generally enjoy the sensation of perfect health, and that a rigid diet, if only persisted in for a short time, effects very little improvement in the disease. The next point is to see to a proper management of the skin generally. Cold bathing and washing is of no use; on the contrary, the trouble seems to get worse in consequence. For acne on the trunk, frictions with soap and the use of the flesh-brush in a vapor-bath are the best remedy; for acne in the face the following proceeding is better than all cosmetics: every morning, or, if the patient has to leave his home early in the morning, then every evening, the face should be gently rubbed for a few minutes with a soft piece of flannel moistened with warm water and greased over with soap, after which it is washed with warm water, and subsequently again with water that is almost cold. The best soap for such a purpose is the so-called venetian soap made of vegetable fats. By means of these washings the disorder is reduced to its minimum proportions. The formation of pustules is, moreover, best prevented by the comedones being squeezed out. The nails must not be used for such an operation, but a small watch-key, the opening of which must neither be too narrow nor angular, is placed upon the spot so that the black point of the comedo is exactly encompassed by the opening of the key which is firmly and vertically pressed upon the skin. This had better be done previous to washing. By resorting to such simple proceedings, the face can be kept tolerably clean.

Homeopathy can cure your problems. Acne is situated in the sebaceous follicles of the skin; it depends upon the quality of the sebaceous secretion, and is not, or at least very seldom, determined by the narrowness or closure of the excretory duct. If the sebum secreted by the follicle is too thick, it naturally reaches the surface with more difficulty, solidifies near the external opening, and closes the follicle by means of a plug which has generally a black color. These blackish points are called comedones, or acne punctata. In certain circumstances the disease may not progress any further; on some portions of the skin, as for instance on the nose, this condition becomes habitual. Under other circumstances that will be stated below, the glands thus closed show a disposition to become inflamed. That this is not alone owing to the pressure of the sebum upon the follicular walls, is shown by the circumstance that in persons of a more advanced age the comedones scarcely ever inflame, or that they enlarge to the size of small bursae without any symptom of inflammation whatsoever. The inflamed follicle either changes to a small pustule, discharges and sometimes forms small scurfs, or else the inflammation does not terminate in suppuration, the follicle retains for a time the shape of an indurated, somewhat painful and red papule, and gradually the exudation is reabsorbed. If the inflammation is severe, if the irritation is increased by the pressure and friction of the clothes, the subcutaneous cellular tissue becomes involved, giving rise to a furuncle of a larger or smaller size. These different changes or processes come under the designation of acne simplex. This form of acne appears principally in the face and on the neck, on the back, buttocks, thighs, less frequently on the chest, sometimes on the skin of the penis and scrotum. No other consequences are involved in this affection, except that the places of the acne-pustules remain red for some time. Considering that a number of follicles sometimes become diseased while others are at the same time in full bloom, the face must become considerably disfigured. Acne scarcely ever makes its appearance except between the age of pubescence and the twenty-fifth or thirtieth year. After this period, a few single follicles may become inflamed, but not a whole number together. Males are more subject to acne than females. All the circumstances connected with this eruption show that acne has its essential origin in the sexual sphere. In corroboration of this statement we will allude to the circumstance that on many ladies a few acne-pustules break out during the menses, and that almost every individual who is addicted to onanism, is afflicted with an excessive breaking out of acne. We do not mean to say that acne only breaks out in the faces of onanists. Among the young people of the city acne seems to be general, whereas among country-youths it is comparatively a rare disease. If a predisposition exists, acne may be developed under the operation of a variety of causes, such as overheating, washing a heated skin with cold water, partaking of boiled and roasted or fried fat, more particularly the fat of geese; indigestion, the excessive use of wine or spirits. Among us, for instance, acne prevails in the winter-season, because so much pork or gooseflesh is eaten in winter; jews are likewise troubled with acne, for the reason that they replace the fat of swine by goose-fat, and for the additional reason that they are generally fond of very fat eating. It follows from these remarks that the first thing to be done when treating a case of acne is to prescribe a careful and appropriate diet. This task, however, is very difficult of accomplishment, for the reason that acne-patients generally enjoy the sensation of perfect health, and that a rigid diet, if only persisted in for a short time, effects very little improvement in the disease. The next point is to see to a proper management of the skin generally. Cold bathing and washing is of no use; on the contrary, the trouble seems to get worse in consequence. For acne on the trunk, frictions with soap and the use of the flesh-brush in a vapor-bath are the best remedy; for acne in the face the following proceeding is better than all cosmetics: every morning, or, if the patient has to leave his home early in the morning, then every evening, the face should be gently rubbed for a few minutes with a soft piece of flannel moistened with warm water and greased over with soap, after which it is washed with warm water, and subsequently again with water that is almost cold. The best soap for such a purpose is the so-called venetian soap made of vegetable fats. By means of these washings the disorder is reduced to its minimum proportions. The formation of pustules is, moreover, best prevented by the comedones being squeezed out. The nails must not be used for such an operation, but a small watch-key, the opening of which must neither be too narrow nor angular, is placed upon the spot so that the black point of the comedo is exactly encompassed by the opening of the key which is firmly and vertically pressed upon the skin. This had better be done previous to washing. By resorting to such simple proceedings, the face can be kept tolerably clean.

No lybrate-user, but you may have phimosis this is caused by the infiltration of fluid into the cellular tissue of the prepuce, forming a large, long, dark, reddish-brown, bulbous swelling at the extremity of the penis, its borders being enlarged, cracked, and so narrow that but a small portion of the secreted pus can make its escape, and rendering the retraction of the prepuce behind the glans impossible, the remainder collecting underneath, forming a fluctuating swelling. Persons with a long and narrow prepuce are the most subject to it, and balanorrhoea is always present. Treatment. - if the remedies are selected with care, the disease is generally easily subdued, and it is only in very severe cases, and when gangrene threatens, that the knife becomes necessary. Should the apparently appropriate remedies be of no avail, slight incisions in the prepuce wil allow much of the fluid to escape, and pave the way to speedy relief. Homeopathy medicines mercurius corrosivus merc. Corros. Is indicated when there is violent swelling of the prepuce, like a bladder, with burning, biting redness, and painful sensibility, with cracks and fissures on the inner surface. Rhus toxicodendron rhus tox. Is required when there is puffy swelling of both prepuce and glans, which itching and moist eruption on the scrotum. Cannabis indica cannabis should be given when there is dark-red, hot, and inflamed prepuce, which is swollen in connection with the fraenum. Cinnabaris cinnabaris is useful when there is swelling, redness, and soreness of the prepuce, with itching pain.

No. Raw and undercooked eggs can sometimes harbour salmonella bacteria and can lead to salmonella food poisoning if eaten. Traditionally, it is believed that drinking a glass of milk with raw egg increases immunity and strengthens the body. Infact, body builders have been known to down glasses of milk with raw eggs, but nutritionists recommend that babies, children and pregnant women not be served raw eggs.

This is caused by the infiltration of fluid into the cellular tissue of the prepuce, forming a large, long, dark, reddish-brown, bulbous swelling at the extremity of the penis, its borders being enlarged, cracked, and so narrow that but a small portion of the secreted pus can make its escape, and rendering the retraction of the prepuce behind the glans impossible, the remainder collecting underneath, forming a fluctuating swelling. Persons with a long and narrow prepuce are the most subject to it, and balanorrhoea is always present. Treatment. - if the remedies are selected with care, the disease is generally easily subdued, and it is only in very severe cases, and when gangrene threatens, that the knife becomes necessary. Should the apparently appropriate remedies be of no avail, slight incisions in the prepuce wil allow much of the fluid to escape, and pave the way to speedy relief. Homeopathy medicines mercurius corrosivus merc. Corros. Is indicated when there is violent swelling of the prepuce, like a bladder, with burning, biting redness, and painful sensibility, with cracks and fissures on the inner surface. Rhus toxicodendron rhus tox. Is required when there is puffy swelling of both prepuce and glans, which itching and moist eruption on the scrotum. Cinnabaris cinnabaris is useful when there is swelling, redness, and soreness of the prepuce, with itching pain.

If the mc date is correct then no problem. Do not be panic just do a pregnancy test - blood hcg first.

No, menstrual blood will not harm the penis in any way. The worries and concerns about menstrual blood stem from the fact that we have been socially conditioned to see it as a dirty fluid. Scientifically, menstrual fluid is a mix of blood and tissues that line the uterus every month to prepare it for pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur, the tissue is shed because it is no longer required. You would be happy to know that a large number of couples have sex during periods. From the medical standpoint, sex during periods is absolutely normal. So if you too indulge in it, there is absolutely no need to feel guilty or anxious.

Leucorrhoea is a sticky, watery, whitish discharge of mucus from the vaginal passage. It may occur normally at all times and its quantity may increase before and after menstruation. An abnormal and large discharge may indicate some infection in the uterus, cervix and lower reproductive tract, for example vaginitis, ulceration or suppurative swelling of vagina, extending to cervix, causing endocervicitis (inflammation of the mucous lining of the neck of the womb) in which surface cells, i. E, epithelium, may die. Therefore, destruction of these cells and their debris results in their white or yellow discharge from the vaginal opening. (see also trichomonas vaginalis under vaginitis.) in some cases the swelling of uterus (metritis) or mucosa of the uterus (endometritis) causes excessive leucorrhoea with pressing down in the vagina and in some cases with a sensation as if everything would pass out through the vagina. Leucorrhoea has different types of discharges with different colours. In some cases, it is albuminous, thick, slimy, white mucous like pieces of curd or white of an egg and in some cases it is watery, acrid and corroding in nature. There is itching in the vaginal passage and discharge has offensive smell. It has various colours white, pale yellow, yellowish green, ash-grey, blood or pink colour.

Lie faceup on a flat bench with your feet flat on the floor. Hold a pair of dumbbells above your shoulders with your elbows slightly bent keeping the slight bend in your elbows, lower the weights until your elbows are even with your chest. Keep the same bend in your elbows as you press the weights back up. Perform 10 reps. Rest 90 seconds.

Sudden contraction of the muscles of the calves of the legs, frequently occurring at night. Medicinal treatment chamomilla should be taken when it occurs at night. Dose. - two drops in a dessertspoonful of water. Veratrum album if very violent, and accompanied with coldness of the feet. Accessory treatment warm friction with the hand or rough towel, or with strong solution of camphor; or place the foot upon a cold stone, as against the fireplace, or press it against the bedstead, wall, or any other firm body.

Barber's itch (rash or pimply eruption on beard) also called as sycosis, sycotic barbai or simply barber's itch - that is wen as pustular folliculitis on the beard or scalp area in men-caused after shaving or hair-cut with razor. The razor may also cause similar follicultis at the nape of neck-that further leads to keloid thickening (acne-keloid). Barber's itch is also called as rash, or pimply, pustular eruption on beard like ring worms - called as barbai ringworms. In barber's itch, there is eruption of white red pimples with swelling around, sometimes causing painful stiffness due to the crusts formed over the pustules. The colour of such crusts is creamy white and transparent like wax. Sometimes, there is falling of dried white crusts -due to their scaling off from the pustules on beard. Cures 1. Km3x, nm3x, ns3x, sil 12x-in barber's itch with any indicated homoeo medicine. 2. Bacillinum-200, one dose every week, and tell. 30, after every 6 hours, in cases of ring worms, or barber's itch with circular patches, having t. B. In history of the family. 3. Cicuta-v-30. Barber's itch at beard and nape of neck, worse after shaving with infected razor, pimply eruption extending from nape of neck to scalp, forming cream - yellow scabs on beard, head with pain and burning itch. 4. Graphites-30, 200. Be given in barber's itch with itching eczema-ring type or with pimply, pustular eruption, discharging sticky pus, which form scabs over the pustules, that look like the colour of transparent cream-yellow wax. Patient has constipated bowels, burning at the vertex, humid itching eruption of hairy scalp with sticky, offensive discharge. Great pain and stiffness over the crusted beard and scalp. 5. Lith-carb-30, 200. In barber's itch with gouty diathesis and tettery (herpetic) eruption on head and beard-causing red raw skin with itching and stitching pains on the cheeks. 6. Rhus-tox-30. A head remedy for curing barber's itch with intense itching, burning and reddening of the skin, great reddening of the beard after shaving then turns into red pimply elevated eruption - causing swelling of the beard, worse in winter season, cold wet season, and from infected razor. 7. Sulphure-30. Be used as intercurrent medicine in the cure of barber's itch. 8. Sulphure-iod. 30. Barber's itch with pustular eruption on face, hair feel like thorns-pricking in the beard. Barber's itch with keloid thickening (acnekeloid) boils on neck with cold sores on lips. 9. Tellurium-30. In ring shaped eczema or circular patches of barber's itch on the beard, back of neck and over scalp with stinging, burning itching pains, barber's itch after shaving rubbing and from friction of towels-with red spots on head and beard. 10. Thuja. 30, 200. A sycotic remedy in sycotic barbai or sycosis. Be used as inter-current remedy or in herpetic eruption on cheeks with warts on hands, white scaly dandruff, falling of hair and greezy scalp.

Hep. Sulph 30 or calcarea sulph 30 are the common effective medicines when given twice daily for a few weeks. If it is chronic then kali brom 30 twice daily with berberis aqui q 5 drops in water daily is very much helping to cure and give a healthy glow to the skin.

Take body bath 3 or 4 times drink plenty of water, buttermilk, avoid colas, alcoholic drinks, non veg, dry fried foods.