Urinary Tract Infection is quite common in women, and more still among pregnant women. The symptoms are quite ordinary and do not vary much from person to person. There is a terrible urge to rush to the bathroom and once in, one passes very little urine accompanied by a burning sensation. One could also experience stomach ache and mild fever followed by a vomiting sensation, backache and chills. Sometimes one could also find blood in the urine or stools leaving her wondering what she could have
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Sinus infection is the result of blockage in airspaces between the bones in the face, usually around the nose and eyes. The symptoms could be nasal discharge, pain in the eyes, headache, and even fever. When the sinuses are swollen, the respiratory tract gets blocked resulting in trapping the mucus, which causes infection and irritation, and also makes breathing difficult. Some people even develop cough, soreness in the throat, bad breath and disturbed stomachs, as some of the infection passes
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Nausea is the feeling when one feels uncomfortable or dizzy and has the urge to vomit, but may not actually vomit. Other symptoms that accompany nausea are headache, fatigue and sweating. One experiences tiredness or nervousness, and sometimes even quick breathing. The mouth can sometimes become dry or parched due to dehydration. The reasons could be food poisoning, overeating, drinking alcohol, or could simply result from excessive medication or excessive intake of painkillers. It could also be
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Nasal congestion or blockage occurs when the nasal membranes become swollen and interrupt in breathing, thus causing great discomfort and irritation. In extreme cases, it could even prove to be highly fatal. The reasons could be common cold, influenza, allergy, acid reflux or viral fever.

In infants, it could hamper in breastfeeding or nursing. Even in small children, it could be irritating, as it obstructs normal breathing and disturbs sleep. It could lead to watery eyes and sometimes diffi
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Mange comes from the word 'mangier' which means, "to eat", simply meaning that mites eat into the blood and skin of pets, leaving them looking shabby with a miserable feeling because of the constant itching. There is constant hair loss and the skin appears pink with signs of blood as mites go deep and drink the blood of the pets. Grey patches appear around the nose, ears and other areas of the skin. Immediate attention is advisable, as neglecting this condition could be dangerous.

The first
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