At any one time, 1 in 20 people are depressed and women are twice as likely to suffer than men. If you’re feeling down it could be full depression or simply a case of the blues. If you’ve been down a couple of days try some of the remedies below, but if it has been weeks and your low feelings are interfering with your life you must see your doctor for treatment.
People with dandruff produce oversized flakes of skin from their head and shed them more regularly than usual. When dandruff is excessive, it might be a form of seborrhoea or psoriasis. For normal dandruff here are some ways to reduce the symptoms.
Constipation is more than an inconvenience and tends to precede haemorrhoids and anal fissures, however it can be quickly remedied.
People often think that weather is a cause of cold sores or fever blisters, but they are caused by a herpes virus that is triggered by intense exposure to ultraviolet light. If you act swiftly you can reduce the effect of cold sores.
Here are a few things you can do to keep colds and flu away.
Canker sores (medically known as aphthous ulcers) are found in the wet tissues of your tongue and cheek. A small, red wound at first, canker sores quickly grow into a white, red-bordered, painful ulcer. It’s not possible too speed up the healing process but you can help it heal steadily and relieve pain.
Try the recommendations below to ease your bursitis.
Quick action after you burn yourself decides how well your skin heals as your cells continue to burn even after you separate yourself from the heat source. The sooner you can bring down the temperature of the injured area, the faster you’ll heal.
A bunion is a growth of bone on the outside of the big toe. Bunions are often inherited, and pain comes from walking improperly, or because your shoe is pressing against the bone.
If you have bronchitis there are some ways you can find relief.
