Try these tips to relieve hay fever - Many people can get cross reactivity to certain foods when they get hay fever, so in such situations it is wise to stay away from certain foods like honeydew, watermelon, cantaloupe, cherries, pears and peaches. Consuming these foods can not produce hay fever but can worsen its symptoms...

As the injury heals the blood under your toe nail would go away on its own. There might be color changes like you nail color might change to blue, purple or black, but this will also come back to normal as the nail grows back...

As far as the sore throat goes, I know that hot tea works, or to sit in the bathroom while running a hot shower and breath in the steam it creates. For ear aches, the only thing that I can suggest is a warm compress, either a wet washcloth or a heating pad set to low or medium...

Almonds are great if they're organic and raw. Cooking them kills the goodies...

Yes it is normal to have a married life if you have leucorrhoea. Don’t be ashamed or feel guilty while having a relation and aim to treat the condition...

A boil at the anal region is not a normal and it can even be a sign of anal fistula. Try these simple remedies - Use cornstarch powder to keep the anal region dry and clean...

The allergic reactions in the body are caused by urushiol which is the active oil component of the plant poison ivy. Wash the skin immediately with soap and water after contact with the plant as this will leave less time for urushiol to act...

Yes elevating the head of your bed does help to avoid gastric reflux when it is combined with proper dietary measures and medications. Approximately an elevation of 45 degrees or 1 feet distance from the bed would help...

Try these simple home remedies to get rid of herpes simplex virus - Pouring warm water over the sores 3-4 times a day and then drying the area completely with the help of corn starch would also help in drying out the sores. The tannic acid present in tea helps to soothe the skin tissues; place wet tea bags on the sores and discard them after each use...

AS regard body odor, first to consider is hygiene - does you daughter take a regular shower/bath?; how often does she change her clothing?; does she repeat wearing her clothes even without washing? These are some points to consider. Also you need to look into her diet - some foods have strong/bad smell such as too much garlic, onion and other spices...