About 40% of us suffer from some form of allergies. And they're mainly bad during spring and fall, when pollens and molds are high. But allergies aren't just about a runny nose and rough throat. In fact, allergies are caused by a response in your immune system.

• Skin Allergies – Ordinarily, if a man saw his skin turning red or that he is feeling itchy, he would not mind it thi
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Your everyday addict is generally not the stereotypical homeless junkie, or out of control party girl that we find on the television set, but instead probably comes across as a regular person who has a job and responsibilities. The slippery slope of drug and alcohol abuse can start of rather casually, with the person first being a social user, then perhaps an occasional user before becoming chronically substance dependent.

Allow the alcohol is not something that is far from simple. But fortun
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Although menopause is a natural part of growing older, many women find menopause symptoms start interfering with their daily lives. Menopause symptoms include missed or heavy menstrual periods, hot sweating and flashes, mood changes, nervousness, insomnia and a general feeling of being "down". Due to hormonal changes a woman may add some weight or her hair may thin. Then, after the stopping of menstrual periods for a full twelve months, a woman enters menopause, and after twelve months a woman i
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Acidity refers to a set of symptoms caused by an imbalance between the acid secreting mechanism of the stomach and proximal intestine and the protective mechanisms that ensure their safety. Lack of adequate blood flow to the stomach contributes to ulcers. Prostaglandins are also believed to stimulate bicarbonate and mucous production, which help protect the stomach. If any of these defense mechanisms are deficient, acid and pepsin can attack the stomach lining causing an ulcer.


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While a serious or deeper-than-normal abrasion needs to be cleaned and treated by a physician, mild scraping of skin can be easily handled by oneself. Cleaning an abrasion is the foremost step towards avoiding infection and speeding up healing. Any dirt or debris needs to be carefully removed. You may use water or any antiseptic solution to do the same. If required you can use a piece of clean gauze to gently scrub the area clean thoroughly. Dress the wound using sterile gauze, cotton and an ant
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