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Ever Heard Of Jock Itch Or Tinea? Why That Rash Might Be More Than Just Irritation
Persistent itchy rashes may be fungal infections like tinea, not irritation, seek proper treatment.
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Having Skin Allergies During Pregnancy? Doctor Tells What's Normal And When To Worry
There is a lot of interaction between pregnancy and skin changes, says Dr Nirmala M, a gynaecologist and fertility specialist.
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5 Signs And Symptoms Of Autoimmune Diseases In Women
Out of 70% of all autoimmune disease patients in India are women. Here are the signs that you need to watch out for.
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8 Signs And Symptoms Of Biotin Deficiency
The warning signs of a biotin deficiency can range from hair thinning and skin rashes to chronic fatigue and neurological symptoms. Here is how this essential B vitamin impacts your overall well-being.
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6 Signs And Symptoms Of Viral Infections
There are clear signs of viral infections that you need to be aware of. Here are the most common ones and know how the viral infection manifests.
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Why Repeating Winter Woollens Is Causing More Rashes And Fungal Infections; Doctor Shares Tips
Doctors are reporting a rise in skin rashes and fungal infections during winter, linked to repeatedly wearing unwashed woollens and heavy layers.
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Health Decoder: Which Specialist Doctor Do You Need For Your Health Issue?
Confused about which doctor to visit for chest pain, stomach trouble, skin rashes or persistent headaches? This Health Decoder will help.
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How Much Ginger Per Day Is Safe? Experts Share The Limit
If you love ginger in everything, this article is for you. Experts warn that too much ginger might be harmful to your body. How? Read on to know more.
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Humidity And Baby Skin: Preventing Rashes And Infections During Monsoon Season
In babies with sensitive skin or eczema, humidity can cause a flare-up and lead to red, dry, and itchy skin.
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Mangoes Aren't As Bad As You Think; Check Out Its Health Benefits
The natural sugars in mangoes are accompanied by fibre and phytonutrients, which prevent blood sugar spikes.
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Ever Heard Of Jock Itch Or Tinea? Why That Rash Might Be More Than Just Irritation
Persistent itchy rashes may be fungal infections like tinea, not irritation, seek proper treatment.
-
Having Skin Allergies During Pregnancy? Doctor Tells What's Normal And When To Worry
There is a lot of interaction between pregnancy and skin changes, says Dr Nirmala M, a gynaecologist and fertility specialist.
-
5 Signs And Symptoms Of Autoimmune Diseases In Women
Out of 70% of all autoimmune disease patients in India are women. Here are the signs that you need to watch out for.
-
8 Signs And Symptoms Of Biotin Deficiency
The warning signs of a biotin deficiency can range from hair thinning and skin rashes to chronic fatigue and neurological symptoms. Here is how this essential B vitamin impacts your overall well-being.
-
6 Signs And Symptoms Of Viral Infections
There are clear signs of viral infections that you need to be aware of. Here are the most common ones and know how the viral infection manifests.
-
Why Repeating Winter Woollens Is Causing More Rashes And Fungal Infections; Doctor Shares Tips
Doctors are reporting a rise in skin rashes and fungal infections during winter, linked to repeatedly wearing unwashed woollens and heavy layers.
-
Health Decoder: Which Specialist Doctor Do You Need For Your Health Issue?
Confused about which doctor to visit for chest pain, stomach trouble, skin rashes or persistent headaches? This Health Decoder will help.
-
How Much Ginger Per Day Is Safe? Experts Share The Limit
If you love ginger in everything, this article is for you. Experts warn that too much ginger might be harmful to your body. How? Read on to know more.
-
Humidity And Baby Skin: Preventing Rashes And Infections During Monsoon Season
In babies with sensitive skin or eczema, humidity can cause a flare-up and lead to red, dry, and itchy skin.
-
Mangoes Aren't As Bad As You Think; Check Out Its Health Benefits
The natural sugars in mangoes are accompanied by fibre and phytonutrients, which prevent blood sugar spikes.
