Eye infections and diseases can be very painful and uncomfortable. If left untreated, they can be dangerous and harmful. Eye infections can occur due to several reasons. Some of the eye infections and diseases are: Dry eyes, caused due to improper lubrication of the eye by the tear ducts Pink eye, also referred to as conjunctivitis Styes Blepharitis, an inflamed and crusty eyelid condition Keratitis, a corneal infection These eye infections and diseases can fortunately be treated by some efficient home remedies. These home remedies soothe and ease the symptoms. However, it is important to understand that they do not cure or treat them. So, it is ideal to check with the doctor to avoid the severity and seriousness of these eye infections and diseases. Below are six home remedies for different eye infections and diseases: 1. Saltwater Saline is very effective in soothing eye infections and is identical to teardrops. It is an efficient way of cleansing the eyes naturally as it possesses antimicrobial properties. Saltwater or sterile saline solution is effective. Sterile saline solution can be purchased from the nearest medical store. 2. Tea bags Cooled tea bags can be placed on closed eyes for relaxation. Since tea possesses soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, it relaxes the eyes during an eye infection.

Migraines and exercise have a complex association. Exercise can trigger migraines, but consistent exercise can act as a natural treatment for migraines by minimizing the intensity and its frequency of occurrence. However, it is essential to exercise safely to treat or deal with it. It is recommended by doctors that one should not exercise when one is suffering a migraine attack as it may worsen the condition. Stress is the primary trigger of migraine. When being free of pain, exercising can help in curbing migraine attacks, thus acting as a natural treatment for migraines. Exercise actually releases enkephalins and endorphins. These are natural, feel-good hormones, natural antidepressants, and natural pain killers. This article mentions some exercise tips that act as a natural treatment for migraines: 1. Choose an activity you enjoy Be it brisk walking, swimming, jogging, cycling, or anything that you associate with or like, stick to it consistently and as an everyday activity. Begin with low level impact exercise that do not overexert your body a lot. 2. Build up your stamina slowly and gradually Once you feel comfortable and at ease with your everyday routine, gradually increase the intensity of the exercise. Certain exercises such as hopping, jumping jacks, box jumps, and running stairs can build the muscles, joints, bones as well as ligaments.

Over Periodontal diseases are prevalent among almost 20-50% of the population world over. Nearly 47.2% of the Americans who are over 30 years of age are affected by Periodontitis as per the American Dental Association. There are several causes of gum problems like smoking, hormonal shifts, diabetes, viral infections, plague, genetic causes, and, most importantly, nutritional deficiencies. Certain medications that decrease saliva flow are also one of the causes of gum problems. You can, however, maintain and improve your oral health naturally. Here are six natural remedies for treating gum problems: 1. Neem Neem oil helps to improve oral health. Using a mouthwash that contains neem is the best remedy for oral infections, sore gums, and tooth decay. It enhances mouth immunity, freshens breath, reduces plaque, and eliminates the bacteria responsible for causing cavities. 2. Cranberry Cranberry juice destroys the formation of glucan, which is the main reason for the formation of plaque. It also prevents tooth decay. Rinsing your mouth with unsweetened cranberry juice is one of the best gum care tips. 3. Tea tree oil Tea tree oil is one of the best herbal remedies recommended for treating bad breath. It is also useful for treating severe periodontal or gum diseases, gingivitis, and receding gums.

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), is a disorder that is observed both in children and adults. In this disorder, it is difficult for the patient to pay attention and control impulsive behaviors. They also tend to interrupt others repetitively and remain continually active. In short, it can be said that the symptoms can be impulsivity, inattention, and hyperactivity depending on the type of actions of the patients. It takes effort to manage ADHD. The symptoms of this disorder commence in childhood in most cases and last lifelong. There are several factors that can be the cause of ADHD. Some of these are genes, low birth weight, brain injuries, smoking, use of alcohol, among others. Drug use during pregnancy can also lead to the development of ADHD in children. Though it is difficult to manage ADHD in some cases but with appropriate care and treatment, the patient can live a proper life. 1. Acceptance First and foremost, it is vital that the person affected by ADHD accepts the fact that he has the disorder and is mentally prepared to seek treatment. This will also make it easy to manage ADHD. If a child is suffering from this disorder, the parent or guardian of the child should also seek counseling along with the child.

Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disorder that affects the joints. It leads to swollen, warm, and painful joints. For some, the condition can affect different body systems like skin, lungs, heart, blood vessels, eyes, and more. It affects the lining of your joints that can eventually lead to joint deformity and bone erosion. As the disease spreads, it affects the wrists, ankles, elbows, knees, shoulders, and hips. Very often, it can occur in the same joints on both sides of the body. People with this disease also experience problems in non-joint structures like lungs, heart, kidneys, eyes, skin, bone marrow, salivary glands, and others. There are rheumatoid arthritis treatments, but before starting any medical treatment, it is better to try out natural remedies: 1. Hot and cold treatment Many doctors suggest heat and cold treatments to ease the symptoms. Apply an ice pack during an RA flare-up for about 15 minutes and take 30 minutes break in between sessions. For the heat treatment, use a moist heating pad or a warm, damp towel on the affected area. Also, have hot showers to soothe the aching muscles. 2. Magnet therapy These magnets come in many forms including; bracelets, inserts, pads, necklaces, or disks.