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The rainy season, also known as the monsoon season, brings relief from the scorching summer heat and rejuvenates the environment. While the rains bring joy and excitement, they also bring a set of challenges, particularly when it comes to eye health. The increased humidity, water-borne infections, and overall dampness can adversely affect your eyes. However, with proper care and precautions, you can keep your eyes healthy and bright during the rainy season. Keep Your Eyes Healthy And Bright During The Rainy Season For Monsoon Protection Here are some essential tips for monsoon eye protection: Wash Your Hands Regularly The monsoon season is notorious for water-borne infections, and many eye-related issues can be prevented by maintaining good hand hygiene. Make it a habit to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before touching your eyes or applying eye drops or medications. Avoid Touching Your Eyes During the monsoon season, your eyes are more vulnerable to infections. Avoid...

The monsoon season brings relief from the scorching heat, rejuvenates nature, and creates an atmosphere of joy. However, it also heralds the onset of various illnesses, with one of the most common being a sore throat. Characterized by discomfort, pain, and irritation in the throat, this condition can put a damper on anyone's rainy day. Why do we often get a sore throat during the monsoon season? In this article, Dr. Ravi Shankarji Kesari, General Physician - MD, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Bangalore, explains the causes of a sore throat during the monsoon, as well as shares preventive measures and treatment options to alleviate the discomfort. Symptoms of a Sore Throat Pain and scratchiness in the throat. Difficulty swallowing. Redness and swelling of the tonsils. Hoarseness or loss of voice. Mild coughing. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Common Causes of Sore Throat during the Monsoon Viral Infections: The most prevalent cause of sore throats during the monsoon is viral infections...

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is now a very common and widely used option for couples desiring a pregnancy. While IVF techniques have improved over the years with high success rates and safer, easier protocols, we should not forget it does carry certain risks and potential complications. Dr. Astha Dayal, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, CK Birla Hospital Gurugram, sheds light on the potential complications associated with IVF process and how to minimize the risk. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) This is the most dreaded complication associated with IVF process. Ovarian stimulation happens if the ovaries are overstimulated during the IVF process, leading to swelling and fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity which could get risky. Most IVF clinics avoid these by monitoring the patient's hormone levels and ultrasound scans closely and adjusting the medication dosages or even canceling the cycle if necessary. Multiple pregnancies One significant risk of IVF is the potential ...

Turmeric water aids in the treatment and prevention of all skin problems since it possesses antibacterial characteristics. We manufacture turmeric fabric with it, use it as a pesticide, add it to bathwater, use it in facial treatments, and more. It helps treat a wide range of diseases when taken internally in the morning. What Is Turmeric Water? On an empty stomach, drinking turmeric water has a number of health advantages. However, do you know how to make it at home? You only need some fresh turmeric and water to enjoy this wonderful beverage. There are two types of turmeric that are typically used to make this elixir: the first is kasthuri turmeric, a flavorful spice that is primarily applied topically, and the second is curcuma longa, the type of turmeric that is used in cooking and for internal consumption. Benefits Of Drinking Turmeric Water In Empty Stomach Check out these 7 amazing things that can happen inside your body when you drink turmeric water on an empty stomach: Aids...

The condition is easily treatable and poses little risk to health in its early stages, but it worsens when proper treatment is not provided on time. There are two main types of fatty liver disease: nonalcoholic and alcoholic. Fat deposits in the liver of non-heavy drinkers are known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). The initial stage of alcohol-related liver damage is known as alcoholic fatty liver disease (AFLD). Simple alcoholic fatty liver is the name of the disorder if there is no inflammation or other problems. In this article, we explore the various symptoms of fatty liver diseases that can appear in your body. These 5 Body Areas May Swell As a Resultof a Serious Illness Untreated fatty liver disease can cause the liver to become inflamed, damaged, and replace itself with scar tissue, which reduces its capacity to function. When this significant damage takes place, it is referred to as liver cirrhosis, and it can progress into liver failure or cancer. Alcohol-induced...

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common health issue affecting millions of people worldwide. One common misconception about UTIs is that they can be contracted from toilet seats. The concern is higher when it comes to women, especially if they are using public toilets. In this article, we explore the various causes and symptoms of UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) in both men and women and if they can get it from toilet seats. To help us understand it better, we have Dr Tejal Deshmukh, Consultant, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Manipal Hospital, Baner-Pune, with us. Scroll down to know everything about UTI. Is it possible to get UTI from toilet seats? Although there are many factors of getting UTIs, it is highly unlikely to get UTI by merely sitting on the toilet seat. "We cannot catch a UTI from a toilet since the urethra does not come into contact with the seat. We are secure from certain infections as long as the urethra does not come into touch with the seat. Bacteria do not usu...

A urinary tract infection (UTI) indicates a disorder in any part of the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Usually infections involve the lower urinary tract the bladder and the urethra. Comparatively, women are at a greater risk of developing a UTI than men. Infection in the bladder can be painful and annoying, but if the UTI spreads to the kidneys it may lead to serious health problems. Nutritionist Anjali Mukerjee, in an Instagram post, talked about the bladder infections and how they can be cured. The nutritionist emphasised on the importance of immediately contacting a doctor, especially for women. In case you are prone to frequent urinary troubles, the health expert shared a bunch of natural remedies that could offer some much-needed relief and give a soothing effect on the burning sensations and discomfort. Below are the natural remedies suggested by Anjali Mukerjee for bladder infections: Cherries: Consuming a cup of fresh cherries every 2 h...