The Ladies Junction (English)

Most of us love monsoon, don't we? It's windy outside, greenery on trees, and you're at your home sipping the ever so soothing ginger tea. Yes, everything seems great in this season, but there are a few we have to take care of in the monsoon.  People start having some skin and hair related problems that can make us worried. The reason for these problems is (in most cases) fungus. We become susceptible to fungal infections in this season, and you already know the reason for this. Now, let's take a look at how we can combat these problems - In this season, we get rashes and bumps after coming in contact with rainwater.  To stop letting this happen, we should always try to dry ourselves quickly and put on a preferred moisturizer. Also, wash your face often if it's prone to pimple breakouts. Some people find their skin to be itchy and sticky. This problem makes them feel uncomfortable, which results in frustration.  To get rid of the stickiness, try to exfoliate your sk...

We consume many things in our everyday life, but it is not necessary that everything we take in will benefit our body. So, it is important to know what things are genuinely great for consumption and make the human body healthier. Today, we are going to talk about one of those beneficial things, that is - Lemon. Lemons are rich in Vitamin C, which helps in the growth of body tissues, maintenance of bones, teeth, etc.  Lemons also prevent risks of heart diseases and kidney stones, helps in iron absorption, make skin healthier, and improves digestion. Doctors often advise their patients to have lemon juice to improve the immune system. By having lemon every day (or often), your body will be able to fight many kinds of infections with a lot more ease. If you want to have lemon juice in the morning, have it this way - Take a glass of lukewarm water and add two spoons of lemon juice and some black salt to enhance the taste. Mix well and drink it up. From this summer, let's start to consu...

For a few days, my friend Arunas's son had a fever. In urgency, she went to the doctor and came to know that her son was suffering from Malaria.   Aruna took all the medicines prescribed by the doctor and came back home. After coming back home, she realized that she forgot to tell the doctor that her son would vomit few hours after eating. Like Aruna, we too often forget to tell some points to the doctor, and other times, we don't understand what the doctor tells us. Now, whenever you go to a doctor, keep these points in mind - 1. If you tend to forget important points regarding your problem to the doctor, then note them down on a piece of paper. 2. Clearly state the time when you feel unwell and what medicine you are taking currently. 3. If you are making appointments with the doctor regularly, remember to tell the doctor if the medicine prescribed to you has benefited you or not. Also, don't forget to state if you have seen any side effects from his prescribed drugs. 4. T...