Acne, medically known as acne vulgaris and commonly called pimples, is a common skin condition mainly affecting face, occurring mostly among teenagers. Acne arises from the clogging of pores with dead skin cells and oil (sebum). Though acne usually occurs on the face but can also affect shoulders, upper chest, and back. Homeopathy offers safe, natural, outstanding treatment for cases of acne. Homeopathic medicines offer great relief in acne by abating the production of excessive oil by the overactive sebaceous glands. They also help to treat any associated bacterial infection if present. Firstly, homeopathic medicines work to stop the further progression of acne along with simultaneous healing of acne already present. Secondly, these help to relieve any pain, itching, burning sensation in acne. Next, any pus or bleeding from acne is also well controlled with these medicines. Further homeopathic medicines make sure to clear any scars /acne marks present along with the acne. With regular use of homeopathic medicines, the frequency and intensity of acne outbreaks is also cut down gradually. Homeopathy does not work just on the skin surface, but it works from inside out to treat acne. To treat acne, the root cause needs to be identified and addressed. Ointments are commonly prescribed in mainstream medicine for acne that may temporarily reduce inflammation, pain and itching and suppress acne. There is a chance acne may appear again with more intensity after stopping of medicine. But homeopathy rather than suppressing the acne, treats the root cause of the problem to aid relief. …

Achalasia cardia is a rare motility disorder of the esophagus or food pipe. This disorder causes the esophageal muscle to not contract properly, due to which the LES (lower esophageal sphincter) is unable to relax properly. The scope of treating achalasia cardia with homeopathy is limited to mild and moderate cases. Homeopathic medicines like Alumina, Kali Carb, and Lachesis can be used to help treat achalasia cardia symptomatically. Homeopathic medicines for Achalasia Cardia. The esophagus is a tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach. The muscle layer of the esophagus contracts to move the food down from throat to the stomach. The esophagus has two sphincters. One sphincter lies at the upper end of the esophagus (upper oesophageal sphincter, UES) and another at the lower end of the esophagus (lower oesophageal sphincter, LES). The UES relax when the food has to enter esophagus from the throat, and the LES relaxes when food has to enter the stomach from the esophagus. Rest of times both these sphincters remain closed. In achalasia cardia, the esophageal muscles don’t contract properly. As a result, the swallowed food doesn’t move down into the stomach. In addition to this, the lower end of esophagus lying immediately above the LES begins to dilate. Homeopathic Management of Achalasia Cardia Cases of achalasia cardia can be symptomatically managed with the help of natural homeopathic medicines. However, in severe cases of achalasia cardia, it should be noted that homeopathy doesn’t have any significant role to play and …

What is abortion? Abortion refers to expulsion of the fetus from uterus before the 20th week of gestation. When abortion occurs spontaneously, it is referred to as spontaneous abortion or miscarriage. Vaginal bleeding occurring during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy is referred to as threatened abortion. Bleeding varies from light spotting to heavy bleeding. This may or may not be attended with abdominal pain. Recurrent or habitual abortion refers to three or more spontaneous abortions occurring one after the other without any intervening pregnancy. Risk factors for recurrent/habitual abortion, threatened abortion The risk factors that predispose a woman to threatened abortion are age above 35 years, abdominal trauma, bacterial/viral infection during pregnancy, chromosomal abnormalities, multiple pregnancy (pregnancy with more than one fetus), growths in uterus like fibroids, problems with placenta, smoking. The various factors that predispose one to repeated abortion are malformation of uterus, cervical incompetence, hormone disorders including hypothyroidism, PCOS, diabetes mellitus, chromosomal disorders, endometritis, infections such as toxoplasmosis, rubella, herpes simplex, cytomegalovirus, coxsackie virus and measles. In addition, lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol and drugs intake also put women at a high risk of repeated abortion. Homeopathy can treat tendency towards recurrent/habitual abortion, threatened abortion Homeopathy is a highly advanced science known to effectively treat many gynaecological and obstetric conditions. Homeopathy remains very successful in treating the tendency towards recurrent abortion and threatened abortion. Homeopathic medicines to treat these conditions are prescribed based on the individual symptom presentation. Each case and its symptoms are studied in …