Tenosynovitis Questions

When you frequently strain your eyes to see better, this can lead to headaches. If your eyeglass prescription is too strong, this can also cause eye strain and headaches. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.

I don't think so by doing exercise you vision will get back. Your diet may help like vitamin A comes all green leafy. If your eyesight demage is more then you have to wear eyeglasses or if it still mild you can manage by take medicine or by diet. So better you consult with doctor.

Hi, laser procedure is one option plus can take homeopathic constitutional medicine chat with me in private window for further guidance.

This problem needs self cathetrization if you want to save your kidneys. It is very important to do this if both bladder and sphincter shows dyssynergia.

Yes your urologist is absolutely right. No surgery should be done at this age for high bladder neck .but you can try tab Flotral 10 mg daily once at bed time for one month. Hope your urine culture report is sterile. But I think it's mostly prostatitis. Pliz do a semen culture and sensitivity test. Mostly you need long term antibiotics therapy. But don't start any antibiotics before semen sample collection.

Well for now he has to wear specs, maintain healthy food, give him sea fish, maintain a healthy lifestyle, regular visit your eye specialist, with this you need to do proper homoeopathic treatment.

Follow it strictly
-Yoga (TRATAK)
_Morning walk on green grass with bare feet
-Take plenty of Amla and Amla products
-Avoid stress on eyes (minimum use of mobile/computor etc)

Injecting a dilute solution (4%) of ethyl alcohol for chemical neurolysis is a good alternative to other conservative treatments (such as cortisone injections) and surgical options for foot neuromas. There are very few reported complications with this technique and the success rate is relatively high.

You need to under go for deep scaling and cleaning your teeth and use hexidine mouth wash for gargle and proceed according to doctor advice.

At present there is no cure for any of the mucopolysaccharide diseases.Enzyme replacement therapy (ERT)has been approved by the FDA for several of the MPS diseases, but ERT has not been shown to be effective in MPS III. Bone marrow transplants have been tried on individuals with MPS III, but with disappointing results. Gene therapy, chaperone therapy and intrathecal enzyme therapy are a few of the treatments for MPS III where research is ongoing