When the mucous membrane that covers the digestive organs becomes weak a person suffers from peptic ulcer. He experiences abdominal pain especially in the inner area of his stomach. Persons who have a stomach infection or have acidity problems often confront with this disease. People of all ages can suffer from this disease.

The most common causes that lead to peptic ulcer are smoking, alcohol consumption, stress and an unhealthy life style. Junk food, bad eating habits, food poisoning or aci
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Simple, effective yet affordable home remedies for the affected eye can soothe and even heal infections. It is strongly advisable to visit an ophthalmologist in serious cases. The remedies provided below are for milder cases of conjunctivitis, sty, keratitis, cellulitis and many others, and can be used for other inflammation or irritation of the eye.

Some of the common symptoms of eye infections are soreness of the eyes, itching, flaking, formation of sticky fluid, puffy eyelids, persistent
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The kidneys swelling or Nephritis is a serious disease met especially at children and adolescents. It can be both chronic and acute and it can lead to thee patient death if it is not treated immediately.

The presence of throbbing in kidneys and down to urethra, fever, dark colored and scanty urine, dull pain in the back are some of the symptoms of this disease. Some persons suffering from nephritis can observe blood, casts and albumin in their urine.

Other symptoms are the swelling of th
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Shingles is a kind of skin rash. It is caused by the chicken pox virus called herpes varicella-zoster. After chicken pox, the virus lives inactively in the nervous system. Certain factors reactivate this virus and cause Shingles. Anyone who has suffered from chicken pox, is at the risk of getting shingles. It is contagious. It can spread to those people who have not had chicken pox. They end up suffering from chicken pox. The contagious stage is before the crust forms. This can affect both men
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Rosacea is a skin disease. It is the condition of redness on skin. The facial skin, mostly the central region like the forehead, nose, cheeks and chin are affected. It usually affects the adults. The appearance is like that of acne.

It is a harmless condition of skin and is not contagious. Rosacea does not spread from one person to another by sharing or using the same objects. But is not a short term problem, it is a chronic disease. The red look is because of the enlarged blood vessels on fa
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