Benign Enlargement of Prostate / Benign Prostatic hyperplasia (Non –Cancerous) In this Post you will get answers to the following questions. Why does the Prostate enlarge? What are its symptoms? What is the treatment for it? Prostate is a gland below the urinary bladder i.e. urine bag in males. It produces a fluid which is a part of the semen. When this gland enlarges in size, it squeezes the urethra, i.e. a tube which carries urine out of the bladder. It is seen in males over 50 years of age. 1.Why does Prostate enlarge? Prostate is governed by the male and female hormones in which the male hormones have an upper hand . There are various theories about its enlargement. One theory says that, as age advances the male hormones diminishes but the female hormone oestrogen is not decreased equally. Thus prostate enlargement occurs due to a disturbed ratio of the circulating male hormones i.e. androgen and female hormone, i.e. oestroge
1.What is Sinusitis? Sinusitis is basically inflammation (redness + swelling + pain) of the sinuses. Sinuses are air spaces in the bones of the face. There are various types of sinusitis depending on which sinus is affected. Acute sinusitis is of a recent origin, fresh episode. Whereas Chronic sinusitis is a condition, in which patient is suffering since many months. The location of three of these sinuses can be pointed out , like 1. below the inner end of both the eyebrows (Frontal sinus), 2. between the nose and the cheek bones (maxillary sinus) , 3.sides of the nose (anterior ethmoidal sinus). 4. and 5. The other sinuses ( posterior ethmoidal and sphenoidal sinuses) cannot be pointed out as they are deeply situated in the bones. It can be triggered by- forcibly blowing the nose, any viral which has caused cold and cough can also lead to sinusitis. While swimming, water might enter the sinuses causing infection. Any dental infection might also spread to the sinu
Title- Subconjunctival haemorrhage treated within 8days with homoeopathy- A case report . Keywords - Sub-conjuctival haemorrhage , pathological prescription Introduction - Subconjuctival Haemorrhage is common, since the vessels are loosely supported. Rupture of a conjuctival blood vessel causes a bright red, sharply delineated area surrounded by the normal appearing conjunctiva. Aetiology - 1. Traumatic 2. Infective 3. Mechanical 4. Arteriosclerosis and hypertension 5. Blood dyscrasias: Leukaemia, purpura, haemophilia, etc. 6. Vicarious menstruation 7. Idiopathic Fate of the hemorrhage - At first it is bright red in colour. This is due to the oxyhaemoglobin, as it is in constant contact with atmospheric oxygen. Subsequently it changes its colour and lightens. Ultimately gets absorbed within 2 to 3 weeks if left untreated. Case Report A 50yr old female came to my clinic w
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