Eyes, ears and oral health
Eye checks, ear problems, gums, teeth and mouth patches.
About eyes, ears and oral health
Eye checks, ear problems, gums, teeth and mouth patches.
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- Gale se kabhi kabhi safed badbudaar daane nikalte hain, munh se smell aati hai. Ye kya hai? Written with AI assistance — not yet reviewed by a person Small white or yellow, foul-smelling lumps that sometimes come out from the back of the throat are often tonsil stones. They form when food particles, dead cells and germs collect in the small pockets of the tonsils and harden. They are usually harmless but can cause bad breath… Published 5 Oct 2026· English
- I have a white patch in my mouth that is not going away. I used to chew paan. What should I do? Written with AI assistance — not yet reviewed by a person Get it checked by a doctor or dentist. Most mouth ulcers heal on their own within about two weeks, and many white patches are harmless — from biting, rubbing teeth or dentures, or thrush. But a patch or ulcer that has not healed after three weeks, especially in someone who uses… Published 28 Sept 2026· English
- My ear feels blocked and I cannot hear properly. Should I clean it with cotton buds or oil? Written with AI assistance — not yet reviewed by a person Please do not put cotton buds, hairpins or other objects into the ear. Ears normally clean themselves, and pushing things in tends to push wax deeper, can scratch the ear canal and cause infection, and can damage the eardrum. A blocked feeling can come from wax, a cold or sinus… Published 28 Sept 2026· English
- Which eye problems need a doctor the same day and which can wait? Written with AI assistance — not yet reviewed by a person Some eye symptoms need emergency care the same day, because treatment within hours can save sight. These include sudden loss or dimming of vision in one or both eyes, a shadow or curtain coming across your vision, a sudden shower of new floaters or flashes of light, a painful… Published 28 Sept 2026· English
- My eyes hurt and I get headaches after long hours on the phone and laptop. How often should I get my eyes checked? Written with AI assistance — not yet reviewed by a person Screen use can cause tired, dry, sore eyes and headaches, often because we blink less while concentrating. A common tip is to look away at something far off every twenty minutes or so, keep the screen at arm's length and slightly below eye level, and avoid glare. An eye test is… Published 28 Sept 2026· English
- My gums bleed when I brush, especially since I got pregnant. Is that normal? Written with AI assistance — not yet reviewed by a person Bleeding gums are common and usually a sign of gum inflammation (gingivitis), which happens when plaque builds up along the gum line. Pregnancy makes gums more sensitive, so bleeding often gets worse then. It is treatable, and it usually improves with gentle but thorough… Published 28 Sept 2026· English
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