Archive for April 22nd, 2010

Unfortunately, in a lot of cases high blood pressure and hypertension is often undetectable until without a visit to the doctor (perhaps this is why they call it the ‘silent killer’). However, there are certain symptoms that many hypertension sufferers say they have experienced.

Nose – People with hypertension problems often have nose bleeds and nasal pains. Their blood problems are responsible for carrying more blood than usual to the nose, where it leaks out.

Eyes – In a similar manner, hypertension can force too much blood into the eyes. Patients afflicted with hypertension often have overly bloodshot and reddened eyes. In severe cases, the build up of blood can become so severe that arteries in the eye burst. Signs of blurry or impaired vision may be an early warning of hypertension.

Fatigue – Hypertension can result in people experiencing insomnia and being unable to sleep at night. Because of this, they lack energy during the day and get tired easily. The odd sleepless night in itself is probably nothing to worry about, but if experienced in tandem with other symptoms it could be a sign of high blood pressure. Continue reading ‘Early Signs of Hypertension’ »

You can help cure sweaty armpits by keeping away from foods that have strong aromas. Culprits are fish, garlic, onions and spices. Because these foods have their own pungent smells, they can cause armpit sweat to whiff even more.

If you’ve had no luck with regular deodorants, ask your pharmacist for an antiperspirant that contains an active ingredient that can minimize sweating. Or you could consult your doctor who might prescribe a stronger deodorant or medication. If your problem is really severe, you may need surgery.

You may want to try some natural remedies. It is said that malt vinegar is very useful to decrease armpit sweating. Apply a small amount on each armpit at night before going to bed. Wash it off thoroughly in the morning and then use your antiperspirant or deodorant. Shave your armpits because hair holds onto sweat which enables bacteria to breed.

Apparently aluminum chloride also works well. You can obtain this from your pharmacy. Before going to bed, wash your armpits well and dry them thoroughly. They must be completely dry, so use a hair dryer if necessary. When applied to damp or wet skin, the solution can aggravate the skin. Continue reading ‘Cure Sweaty Armpits – End Excess Armpit Perspiration’ »

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