Tonsillitis is not a reason for hair turning grey but if pain due to tonsillitis is restricting you from eating healthy meals or you are getting very anxious and stressed due to this, then it could indirectly be responsible in your case. Premature graying of hair is due to faulty eating and mental stress which can result in vitamin and mineral deficiencies and manifest itself as grey hair...

Yes, it definitely sounds like you have piles. Please check out my previous answers to similar questions on this link: http://www...

It is best to use warm liquids to ease sore throat, you may want to try some of these remedies. Increase your liquid intake and make sure your house is humidified properly...

Try these home remedies to improve blood circulation: Mustard Plaster: Take dry mustard powder, add hot water and stir well. Take a paper towel and spread this mixture on it...

For dry and stuffy nose, try normal saline or salt water nasal drops made by adding 1/4 teaspoon of table salt to about 4 ml lukewarm water. Garlic juice made by adding few drops of garlic oil to a teaspoonful of onion juice and diluting it in a cup of water is helpful for common cold...

If you have had cramps since you began your menses, you may have a slight endocrine imbalance which may correct itself in time, or when you decide to have children (and your hormone balance shifts significantly.)  Or, you may be one of those women who typically has more cramping than others during their entire reproductive life...

To help circulation as well as purification of the blood and aid in elimination of iron­deficiency anemia, we offer suggestions with the suggestion that you first have appropriate professional blood tests performed. And always consult with a physician before embarking on any self-help program...

Avoid much junk food and investigate good children's supplementation - I've read online that the AMA recommends everyone supplement with quality nutrition - I have three grand girls four, six and seven so we have the same concerns and help them with our supplements - the very best to you. ...

There is no conclusive evidence of an association between coffee consumption and gall bladder disease. The caffeine present in regular coffee is a central nervous system stimulant...

Please speak to the concerned doctor about this. He will be the best person to guide you...