Many individuals with sinusitis do not need to consult a doctor. In most circumstances, the condition is caused by a viral infection that clears up on its own without requiring any form of treatment. The symptoms usually pass within 2-3 weeks and the condition can be easily managed at home. For severe cases or those […]
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Cough is a reflex that aims to clear the airways of irritants and mucus such as smoke or dust. It is not an indication of anything serious. When it comes to dry cough, it is tickly and does not produce any phlegm. As for a “chesty cough”, phlegm is produced to clear up the airways.
Oftentimes, the signs and symptoms of a food allergy usually develop within a few seconds or minutes after consuming a particular food. Some develop a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) that can be life-threatening. The most prevalent type of allergic reaction to food is the IgE-mediated food allergy which has the following symptoms: Itching or tingling
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Pain in the neck or a stiffened neck is a usual issue and is not an issue to be worried about. The soreness and rigidity typically subsides after a span of a few days or weeks and rarely an indication of a serious issue. An individual can end up with neck pain after sleeping in
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Most cases of tinea fungal infections including ringworm can be easily managed using antifungal tablets, creams or shampoos. There are also measures that can get rid of fungal infections as well as prevent them from spreading such as the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2htfUXd2zf0 Cleanse the affected skin on a daily basis and dry thoroughly by paying close
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A leg ulcer is considered as a long-lasting sore on the foot or leg that usually takes more than 4-6 weeks to fully heal. These ulcers most often occur on the interior part of the leg, right above the ankle. The indications of a venous leg ulcer include itchiness, pain and swelling in the affected
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A febrile seizure is basically a fit that occurs when a child has a fever. These seizures are also called as febrile convulsions. They are quite common and are not serious in most cases. Most children will experience at least one febrile seizure at some point. The febrile seizures typically occur between 6 months up
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For mild cases of pneumonia, they can be managed at home using antibiotics and getting enough rest and fluids. As for severe cases, it would require hospitalization so that the condition is carefully monitored. Home treatment for pneumonia The individual will continue to cough for 2-3 weeks after completing the recommended course of antibiotics and
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Atopic eczema or atopic dermatitis is considered as the most common form of eczema that typically affects children, but can also occur among adults. Eczema is a condition that causes the skin to become red, itchy, dry and cracked. It is a long-term condition in many individuals but can improve over time especially among children.
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Urticaria or commonly known as hives are elevated, itchy rashes that manifest on the skin. The rash can occur on one region of the body or spread to cover wide areas. The affected area has the tendency to change in appearance within 24 hours and typically subsides in a few days. Once it completely clears
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