Sleep Disorders and their Homeopathic Treatment ( Top 10 homoepathic treatment for Sleep Disorder)

ADHD is the most common neuromuscular dysfunction. ADHD is termed Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder. Children are more prone to these abnormalities. About 30 percent of children in the US suffer from this disorder. ADHD was first diagnosed in the year 1798 by a Scottish Doctor named Alexander Crichton. Later in the year 1902 British pediatrician Sir George Fredric further gave an opinion saying children who are diagnosed with ADHD due to their abnormal moral behavior are still said to be intelligent enough to progress in life. Causes Trauma to brain Exposure to lead poisoning after the first trimester. Pre-term labor Low birth weight Sugar Excessive alcohol during pregnancy Drug overdose Stress Anxiety Symptoms Inattentiveness in class Laziness in doing studies Forgetting things immediately Incomplete daily tasks Not able to perform daily routine things Not able to follow any instructions Having problems getting involved with others at school Do not remember words during any conve

Xeroderma , commonly known as dry skin, is a dermatological condition characterized by a lack of moisture in the skin. While often a common and benign issue, persistent xeroderma can lead to discomfort and various complications.   Causes Several factors contribute to xeroderma. Environmental elements such as low humidity, cold weather, and excessive sun exposure can strip the skin of its natural oils, leading to dryness. Additionally, aging, certain medical conditions, and prolonged use of harsh soaps or chemicals can exacerbate the problem.   Symptoms Xeroderma manifests with a range of symptoms, including: 1. Dry, Flaky Skin: Skin may appear rough and scaly. 2. Itching and Irritation: Persistent itching can lead to scratching, potentially causing further damage. 3. Redness and Inflammation: Dry skin may become red and inflamed, especially in sensitive areas. 4. Cracks and Fine Lines: The skin may develop fine lines and cracks, particularly in areas prone to movement. Read more:  Symp

  Glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase, commonly called G6PD is an enzyme that is essential for the normal functioning of red blood cells and plays an important role in the oxidization process to maintain the physiology of our body. G6PD deficiency is genetic and it is characterized by the X- linked metabolic disorder. The deficiency is followed by a premature breakdown of red blood cells, that is the rate of haematogenesis is less than hemolysis. Due to the rapid destruction of RBCs, hemoglobin found in RBCs fails to carry the oxygen from the lungs to different organs of the body resulting in hemolytic  Anemia. Cause  of G6PD Deficiency G6PD deficiency is caused by hereditary factors only, no external stimuli contribute to its deficiency. Symptoms  G6PD Deficiency In the majority of cases, a person does not show any symptoms and remains a carrier of G6PD deficiency for a prolonged time unless he is exposed to certain food or drugs like fava beans, sulpha drugs, or any noxious agent. Gene

Normal body temperature is defined as 98.6F There are certain factors that may lead to rising in your body heat such as Infection Hyperthyroidism Eating spicy, oily fried food Caffeine and alcoholic drinks Medications like opioids and antihistamines Dehydration DIET FOR CONTROLLING BODY HEAT Take  2 tablespoons of fresh aloe Vera gel  in 1 cup of water and drink once a day 1 glass of  cold buttermilk  in lunch is effective. Fruits like watermelon, strawberry, bananas are good option to maintain good electrolyte balance and maintain normal body temperature Vegetables  like celery, cucumbers, spinach, kale, cauliflower can be eaten raw In salads Daily  coconut   water  can keep your body hydrated and reduce heat Mint added in raita or mint chutneys also help in keeping your body cool Lime water  juice also is beneficial It is also recommended that onion contains a high amount of water which automatically results in cooling the body red onions are said to be the best shield for sunstroke

Alzheimer’s Disease was first introduced in the year 1906. Auguste Deter was the first patient who was diagnosed with this disease. Emil Kraepelin was the first German physician who classified dementia. Alzheimer’s Disease should be treated cautiously and in time because it might become fatal due to aspiration pneumonia If left untreated. Causes Hereditary Hypertension Head trauma Lack of sleep Amyloid and tau deposits in brain cells Down syndrome Smoking Obesity Stress Symptoms Loss of ability to think and understand Delusions Disorientation Mood swings Hallucinations Interrupted speech Paranoia Agitation Mental Confusion Personality changes Warning Signs Of Alzheimer’s Disease Memory loss Judgemental issues Forgetting areas, location Repeating words continuously in the middle of a conversation Losing Track of words in speech Difficulty in problem-solving Difficulty in understanding visual images Inability to complete daily routine tasks Mood swings Diagnosis Cognitive test Neurologic