Tag: Ayurvedic Home Remedy

Are bladder stones turning your life into a living hell? Worry no more. Treat them naturally by consuming some natural home remedies. Simple altering your everyday diet using these ingredients can keep bladder stones at bay. Along with these foods, remember to drink at least 3 liters of water every day and avoid holding your pee in for too long.

Ganglion cysts are soft, round fluid-fill lumps that usually appear along the joints, ligaments or tendons of your wrist, but can also develop on your shoulder, feet, or ankles. Women and people with arthritis are more at risk of developing this condition. Ganglion cysts are usually harmless and non-cancerous. Depending on the severity of the cysts, your doctor may prescribe surgical or non-surgical treatments, though recurrence of these cysts is possible.

Atopic dermatitis is severe eczema with symptoms like dry, scaly skin, redness, itching, rashes, etc. Dry skin, extreme weather conditions, stress, infections, etc are some of its triggers. Medically, it is often treated with creams, corticosteroids, antihistamines, and phototherapy. Taking care of the skin, managing stress, wearing loose cotton clothes, trying sea salt baths, and using lavender are some home remedies that may help.

Resting up and applying ice can do a lot to ease hip flexor pain, particularly in the first few days. You can also soak in an Epsom salt bath to relax the muscles and apply a turmeric or ajwain and ginger powder poultice to fight the pain. Drink ginger, cinnamon, or turmeric tea to fight the inflammation from within. Also practice rehabilitative exercises that stretch and strengthen muscles after a few days of recouping.

A fever is your body's defense mechanism against an infection. If your temperature is higher than 99°F or 37.2°C, you might be having a fever. To break a fever, get enough rest and don't go out of the house. Drink at least 2 liters of fluids to keep yourself hydrated and eat blank probiotic-rich food like yogurt and fermented cabbage. To bring down your body temperature, take a warm bath, keep a wet cloth on your forehead, wear wet socks to bed, and wear light clothes.

Prep your body to follow the new bed timings of your destination ahead of your travel. Try and minimize travel fatigue while you're flying. Once you land, get as much sleep at night as possible. Soak in a daily dose of sunshine and follow it up with some exercise in the morning. Wind up at night with some tryptophan-rich foods that help you sleep better. Bright light therapy can help hasten the re-training of sleep cycles and the body clock for some people. If you are flying across multiple time zones, melatonin treatment is another alternative to make long-haul travel much easier on your system.

Rosacea is a skin condition that is often seen in people who tend to blush or feel flushed easily. Although the tendency to turn...

Your skin goes through a lot on a daily basis. Most of the time, you try to cover up the flaws on your skin with cosmetics which give short-term results, Natural remedies, on the other hand, are safe for all kinds of skin problems and provide lasting results. These include using aloe vera gel for chapped lips, an anti-wrinkle egg white mask, honey, and lemon mixture to get rid of skin tan.

Split ends in our hair is a sad and a dreaded sight. No one has ever been happy seeing their hair tear apart making...

A lump behind the ear is usually referred to a localized area of swelling behind the ear. Painless lumps can be associated with lipoma or benign tumors, while painful lumps are associated with abscesses, acne, or dermatitis. Ear lumps are usually not serious and can be treated with a few home remedies. However, if the lumps or the symptoms persist for too long, it's recommended to seek medical attention.

Bloating simply means that your digestive system is full of gas. To reduce symptoms of tightness, cramps, and flatulence take peppermint. Ginger, fennel, turmeric, and dill will also control stomach spasms and improve digestion. Is it close to bedtime? Take lavender or chamomile to relax both the mind and the digestive system. To enjoy these anti-bloating plants, brew a cup of tea and let the hot water soothe your stomach.

Your homeopathic doctor will take a detailed history and advise a specific treatment for you based on the homeopathic principle of individualization. Jambol seeds, uranium nitricum, or insulinum may be advised to control blood sugar while conium or plumbum may be used for neuropathy. Homeopathy also recommends a healthy diet and regular exercise to manage your blood sugar levels. But never stop conventional medicines without your doctor’s go ahead.

Use a calendula, chamomile, or plain cool compress to soothe puffy eyes. You could also apply damp tea bags or cucumber slices. Flush out irritants with a saline solution. Lemon juice, mandarin orange yogurt, and blueberries, blackberries, bilberries, and oolong tea contain beneficial flavonoids which have anti-allergy effects and can fight it from inside. A turmeric powder solution may work well as an external wash.

Summer is cheerful, but it can also worry your skin a lot. In this season of the year, the heat of the sun robs...

If you’re living with kyphosis and seeking non-surgical treatment options, exercise and physical therapy can make a big difference. Yoga asanas like the locust pose or mountain pose and supported backbends help build your core and back muscles. Supplement this with sunlight exposure. Consume vitamin D- and calcium-rich food for better bone health and lowered risk of injury from balance issues or weak bones. A back brace or shoe inserts may help those with developing bones and offer respite from pain for others.