PILES

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the lowest part of the rectum and anus. Swollen hemorrhoids are also called piles.

There are two types of hemorrhoids – internal and external. Internal hemorrhoids are far enough inside the rectum that patient don’t usually see or feel. They don't generally hurt because there are few pain-sensing nerves there. Bleeding may be the only sign of them. External hemorrhoids are under the skin around the anus, where there are many more pain-sensing nerves, so they tend to hurt as well as bleed.

CAUSES

(1)Drug induced

(2)Food induced

(3Liver disorder

(4)Prolonged sitting or standing in one posture

(5)Constipation

SYMPTOMS

(1)Bleeding from anus

(2)Itching in the rectum

(3)Bleeding during bowel movement

(4)Pain and inflammation in the rectum

TREATMENT

(1)Extract the juice of fresh radish, have 40ml on an empty stomach for 5 days

(2) Have 20ml of Tamarind juice twice daily

(3)Take half teaspoon of kalanchoe pinnata juice and half teaspoon of black pepper mix well, consume it once in a day

(4)Boil a ripe banana and have 20ml of it twice a day.

(5)Take one tablespoon of Mimosa pudica powder add it to a cup of warm milk drink once a day for 2months

(6)Roast one tablespoon of black seed and mix it with equal amount of unroasted black seed grind well and take half tablespoon once a day with lukewarm water

(7)Olive oil has anti inflammatory properties which soothe the area, reduce the swelling and also shrink the pile, apply olive directly to the area using a cotton ball thrice daily

(8)put a few drop of fresh carrot juice and beetroot juice on a cotton ball and apply on the swollen veins to get some relief

MIGRAINE 

Migraine is usually known as recurrent headaches that are from moderate to severe, but it is much more than just a severe headache. Migraine is a neurological disease with extremely incapacitating neurological symptoms. It’s typically a severe throbbing recurring pain, usually on one side of the head but in many cases, both sides are affected. In some cases, other disabling symptoms are present without head pain. Migraine attacks are often accompanied by one or more of the following disabling symptoms including visual disturbances, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, extreme sensitivity to sound, light, touch and smell, and tingling or numbness in the extremities or face. The pain is generally made worse by physical activity.

CAUSES

(1) Stress

(2) Hunger

(3) Alcohol

(4)Smoking

(5)Menopause

(6)Depression

(7)Dehydration

(8) Low blood sugar 

(9)Hormonal problem

(10)Prolonged use of computer

IF NOTE TREATED PROPERLY, MIGRAINE MAY LEAD TO STROKE

SYMPTOMS

(1)Nausea

(2)Fatigue

(3)Vomiting

(4)Dizziness

(5)Blurred vision

(6)Mood swing

(7)Tingling in arms and legs

(8)one sided headache

(9)Increased sensitivity to sound and light

TREATMENT

(1)Mix half teaspoon of cayeene pepper into a glass of warm water add little honey and drink

(2) Add two tablespoon of apple cider in a large glass of water and drink

(3)The one tablespoon of coconut oil and mix with five spoon of coriander oil massage various parts of the body with it regularly to relieve the pains

(4)Regular itaje of apple, ginger, garlic and grape juice have also been found very beneficial in getting rid of migraine

(5)inhale basil oil for for 3minutes to get rid of migraine

(6)Dip the flower of henna in apple cider steep the for 10minutes rub the forehead for quick relief

(7)Mix equal quantity of Cucumber juice and beetroot juice drinb one glass cup of it once a day

(8)Blend the following, strain and drink every morning, one stick of Celery, 2 ginger slices, two slices of pineapple, one lemon and one Cucumber

(9) Add half teaspoons of Epsom Salt to lukewarm water with one teaspoon of honey take it twice daily. It works within a short period of time.