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Hepatitis is a disease in which inflammatory cells in the liver's tissues cause the organ to become inflamed. Though hepatitis has no symptoms in the early stages, it can lead to fibrosis, cirrhosis, jaundice, anorexia, and malaise in the later stages. Hepatitis is divided into two types: acute hepatitis and chronic hepatitis. Chronic hepatitis lasts longer than acute hepatitis, which lasts less than six months.

Acute hepatitis symptoms include the following:

Muscle and joint aches are common.

Fever,

Nausea,

Diarrhea,

Vomiting,

Loss of appetite,

Jaundice ,

Abdominal discomfort,

Urine with a dark colour.

If untreated, acute hepatitis can lead to bleeding, liver failure, and death, necessitating a liver transplant. Younger people, on the other hand, are frequently asymptomatic, whereas the elderly are more likely to develop symptoms soon after the onset.

Chronic hepatitis symptoms include the following:

Malaise,

Irritability or exhaustion,

Jaundice,

The liver is afflicted with diseases and can be damaged,

Enlargement of the liver,

Weight reduction,

Your stomach is in a lot of pain due to internal bleeding ,

Leg swelling is a condition that causes the legs to swell,

Cirrhosis,

Enlargement of the veins.

Acne, irregular menses, and thyroid problems are all common among women. Chronic disease can become life-threatening if left untreated for a long time.

Insomnia, also known as sleeplessness, is the inability to initiate or maintain sleep after it has been initiated. This is not a disorder or a disease, but rather a condition that most adults experience at some point in their lives.

Insomnia is classified as transient insomnia, short-term insomnia, or long-term insomnia depending on the duration and persistence of the problem.

Insomnia that lasts less than a week is known as transient insomnia. Short-term insomnia, also known as acute insomnia, lasts for one to three weeks. Long-term insomnia, also known as chronic insomnia, lasts longer than three weeks.

The following are some of the causes of transient or short-term insomnia:

Alterations in working hours

An unexpected increase in mental and physical stress

Situational stress brought on by a monetary or emotional loss

Anxiety and nervousness are on the rise.

Withdrawal can be divided into two categories: alcoholic withdrawal and medicinal withdrawal.

Changes in the environment

Changes in geographical location

Jet lag is a condition that occurs when a person travels long distances.

A variety of factors can contribute to chronic insomnia.

Schizophrenia

Trauma to the mind

Depression

Bipolar disorder

Illness of the mind

Gastritis is a condition that occurs when the stomach's lining becomes inflamed or eroded. This condition can be acute, meaning it is only present for a short period of time, or chronic, meaning it persists for a long time.

The following are some of the symptoms that patients with Gastritis will experience.

Pain in the abdomen

Irritable bowel syndrome and indigestion on a regular basis

Nausea

Vomiting

Stomach discomfort

Stool with blood in it

Appetite loss.

Hiccups on a regular basis

The symptoms vary from person to person, and in some chronic cases, the patient exhibits the majority of the above symptoms.

Causes of Gastritis

Overindulgence in alcoholic beverages

Vomiting that is persistent

Uncontrolled use of anti-inflammatory drugs or medication Physical and mental stress

Poor eating habits

Unsanitary living conditions can lead to bacterial and viral infections.

Backflow of bile into the stomach is another factor that contributes to the onset of Gastritis. Bile reflux is the medical term for this.

Gastritis can also be caused by a bacteria called H. Pylori. This particular bacteria is commonly found in the mucus that lines the stomach's lining. When there is an overabundance of these bacteria, it can cause this problem, which, if left untreated, can progress to stomach cancer in later stages.

Many people believe that homoeopathy is the best way to get rid of Gastritis. While treatment for acute gastritis produces positive results in a short period of time, chronic gastritis can also be effectively treated with constitutional Homeopathic treatment, which entails a thorough examination of the patient's physical and psychological health status, as well as their medical history.

Male infertility is a condition or disorder in which a man is unable to conceive despite years of sexual activity that is both frequent and unprotected. This is observed in 15–20% of couples around the world.

The only major symptom is inability to conceive despite frequent sexual contact. This inability becomes more common and visible as people get older. The majority of infertility cases are caused by male infertility.

The following are some of the other symptoms that have been observed:

Sexual dysfunction is a widespread issue.

Testicular pain is characterized by swelling and lumps in the testicular area.

As a result of lower testosterone levels, there is less body hair and hair loss.

Male infertility can be caused or contributed to by a number of factors.

Environmental, psychological, and physical factors all play a role.

Here are some of the most well-known.

Infertility can be caused by a lack of sperm in the sperm.

Oligospermia – Infertility can be caused by a lack of sperm in the sperm.

The motility and shape of the sperm are abnormal.

Infections of the testicles and cancer,

Consumption of alcoholic beverages,

Smoking,

Swollen varicose veins in the testicles,

Hormonal imbalances,

Cancer and

Tumor.

Homoeopathy treatment focuses on identifying the underlying problem or cause of male infertility and providing the best possible treatment. Dr. Care has successfully treated a number of cases in this area, with immediate results.

Blood pressure, or simply B.P., is defined as the pressure exerted by blood in the circulatory system, and it is widely used to assess the health of that system. It is regarded as a critical factor in the proper functioning of the heart and the rate at which it beats.

Apart from the normal range, blood pressure is divided into two types.

Hypertension, also known as high B.P., is a condition in which the blood pressure is too high.

Low B.P. is another name for hypotension.

A person's ideal blood pressure would be 120/80 mmHg.People with low B.P., unlike those with high B.P., have immediate or at least consistent symptoms that indicate a problem. They really are.

Dizziness, fatigue, and weakness,

Nausea,

Breathing too quickly or too slowly,

Depression,

Inability to concentrate,

Vision is hazy,

Thirst that is excessive.

Migraines are best treated with homoeopathic constitutional treatment. After a thorough examination of the patient's physical and mental health status, as well as the family history, the root cause of the problem is identified with this treatment procedure.Homeopathy with a constitution ensures that the treatment is free of side effects.Extremely painful and throbbing headaches that can last for hours and are recurrent. These can be found on the temples, around the eyes, on the forehead, and on the back of the head.

Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that causes an increase in sugar or glucose levels in the blood due to either an insufficiency of internal secretion hormone or the cells' inability to respond to both.

Diabetes is treated with a combination of lifestyle and dietary changes as well as medications. Diabetes and its complications can be treated safely and effectively with homoeopathy. The traditional treatment of hormonal medications helps to regulate hormonal levels in the bloodstream, but the root cause of the disorder remains unaddressed. Homeopathy's constitutional approach, which is based on the patient's physical, mental, and emotional symptoms, not only helps to maintain a normal hormonal level, but it also eliminates the root cause.

The classic signs and symptoms of diabetes are as follows:

Blood sugar levels are too high.

Increased appetite due to frequent thirst.

Urination is occurring more frequently.

Despite eating well, you're losing weight.

Tiredness.

Numbness and tingling in the extremities, as well as a burning sensation in the feet.

Who doesn't want their hair to be glossy, healthy, and shiny? Hair is, in reality, an important part of many people's identity and pride.

In our heads, we have anything from 100,000 to 150,000 hair follicles. Hair has three phases: growing, transitioning, and resting, after which it falls out and is replaced by new hair.

In general, losing 100-120 strands of hair in a single day is typical, but anything more than that is considered hair loss or alopecia. The first signs of hair loss or thinning can be seen when shampooing or brushing one's hair, and they can be generalised or patchy.

Hair loss can be caused by both emotional and physical stress. Exposure to pollutants, the use of harsh chemicals and gels for style, and excessive heat can all cause to hair loss. Hair loss can also be caused by tight ponytails, pulling at the hair roughly, and regular back brushing.

Hair loss can be caused by medications such as birth control pills, antihypertensive meds, cardiac medications, chemo and radiotherapy.

Other circumstances –

Alopecia aereta is an autoimmune illness that causes hair loss in patches that can sometimes spread throughout the body.

Dandruff

Chronic diseases of old age, such as diabetes and lupus.