Prevention of Urinary Tract Infection Always maintain good personal hygiene. Keep the vaginal areas clean, always wipe from the front to back after a bowel movement to prevent contamination of the urinary tract...

The glass frames are machine molded for masses, while creator made everyone different. The bridge of the frame which rests on nose, if it applies concentrated pressure in certain areas, or material you are allergic to, then such problems arise...

Get a pumice stones and run along heel while in bath to get loose skin off, (wait till you have had your feet in water for awhile to soften heels,) after drying try rubbing some cream on, i use Lemnis Fatty cream, it has a barrier which will keep heels soft, it is also great for anything from itchy spots to cuts, otherwise a barrier cream will do. Hope this helps, works for me...

The most common cause of scratching in pets is mites. Try these natural easy-to-do remedies: Olive oil is administered in the ears, through a dropper...

A shower with a deep conditioner or usage of shower cap, before a swim is effective in prevention. Pouring coke with a shower is also an effectve and proven remedy...

Do not panic, simple home remedies form your kitchen shelf would help your husband until you visit your dentist. Mix 2 drops of clove oil with 1/8 teaspoon olive oil...

When you cut a leaf from an Aloe Vera plant you keep it in the fridge and just cut what you need from the leaf as & when you need it. ...

This situation is commonly caused by insulin resistance, blood sugar and sweat attracting jock itch or yeast infection. when you use anti-fungal cream, they take care of invading organism but poor circulation to this skin area is residue of the creams...

The colon (with diverticulitis) and the gall bladder share are part of the digestive organs, so this may be one correlation. Without knowing your specific gallbladder and colon issues, it is tough to guess causes...

spleenomegaly. Take half a cup yogurt, add 1/2 tsp turmeric powder and eat empty stomach for 10 days...