Athlete's Foot Questions

Use candid B creams which will help you to feel better from the current signs and symptoms which is available in the medical store.

You will take chirata with water twice or thrice in a week. Its get from Ayurvedic shop or Dasakarma shop.

You can take Homoeopathic treatment...
It gives better results..
You can consult me through lybrate..
Till then take
Bacillinum 200 one dose...

Hi, take Homeopathy medicine it will cure permanently.
1. Sepia 200 5 drops twice
2. Nat Sulph 200 5 drops twice no local application of any ointment.

Use candid B creams which will help you to feel better from the current signs and symptoms which is available in the medical store.

Use candid B creams which will help you to feel better from the current signs and symptoms which is available in the medical store.

(Ringworm) Fungus usually grows in absence of oxygen. Exposure to more oxygen helps in preventing fungal growth. Fungal infection occurs due to poor immunity. To get rid of it we need good nutritious food. Avoid all types of shampoo and soap
For this problem, we need to see the case to come to any conclusion. Without visualizing the condition, it is difficult to come to any conclusion regarding this disease. So if possible, do visit the clinic or book an online appointment for the treatment<...more

Use candid B creams which will help you to feel better from the current signs and symptoms which is available in the medical store.

Dear User
A canvas comfortable shoes with one size big with extra in sole should be good
Your diet must have lot of protein and butter or cheese alongwith lots of green leafy vegetables and fruits
Hopefully your questions is answered.

Chronic Venous Insufficiency is a venous disease that can cause venous ulcer. This increased venous pressure can cause micro-vascular lack of blood perfusion (ischemia) and swelling. Swelling can further impair tissue nutrition and oxygen diffusion causing hypoxia.
Veins can be damaged by surgery, trauma, or DVT, which causes a backflow of blood in the venous system at the point of damage.