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  • What Is an Aquamarine Gem Used For?

    From a purely scientific angle, the aquamarine is a pale blue to blueish-green member of the beryl family, and as such is related to the emerald. The Encyclopedia Britannica states that it is the most common variety of beryl, which is sourced mainly in Brazil, but also in Europe and the United States.

  • Skin Sores That Won't Heal

    Permanent skin sores can be the result of diseases, infections or lifestyle and environment. There are usually ways to ease the pain and discomfort caused by permanent skin sores, but they never fully disappear, so adequate care and treatment is a must.

  • How to Heal Tongue Sores

    Injuries to the tongue are extremely uncomfortable. They can also interfere with eating, talking and smiling. Tongue sores are small ulcers caused by a number of factors including hot foods, accidental biting, viral infections or allergies. Most tongue sores will heal on their own within a few weeks; however the pain can be uncomfortable in the interim. Treating tongue sores using simple remedies can alleviate the discomfort.

  • How to Heal an Open Sore Inside of the Mouth

    An open sore inside of your mouth is most likely the result of a burst canker sore. Canker sores can appear during times of stress or hormone imbalance. They can also appear due to the sodium lauryl sulfate in your toothpaste or mouthwash. Because open sores can be a big source of pain and irritation, it's important to heal it quickly. There are a few methods that can be tried at home to get rid of the sore.

  • How to Heal a Sore in Your Mouth

    Inner mouth sores are irritating and painful. Everything from stress to viral infections to a fractured tooth can cause mouth sores, reports the American Dental Association. Depending on the type of sore and its severity, you can provide initial treatment at home. For a generic canker or cold sore, a basic care regime will heal your mouth within two weeks. See your dentist if the sore becomes worse or does not respond to basic treatment after a few weeks.

  • How to Heal a Diabetic Sore

    Diabetic sores are serious and need proper treatment. They can lead to ulcers (open, deep sores) and even amputation. If you have a sore or an ulcer, you can take steps to facilitate healing and prevent infection, but also see a doctor soon after you notice the sore.

  • How to Heal a Sore Heel

    Heel soreness can result from a number of different factors, including improperly fitted shoes, overdoing sports and exercise, or lack of flexibility in the foot muscles. The most common cause of heel soreness is plantar fasciitis, or heel spurs. Plantar fasciitis is inflammation of the connective tissue that stretches from the heel, through the arch of the foot, to the toes. As a result of severe trauma or injury, the foot stretches unnaturally and develops small tears that result in inflammation of one or more of the ligaments.

  • How to Heal a Sore Tonsil

    The tonsils are fleshy pads, at the back of the throat, that act as part of the immune system. The tonsils act as filters, stopping debris and bacteria from getting further down the throat. Sore tonsils are usually caused by a viral infection, like the flu, or a bacterial infection, like strep. Environmental irritants, like smoking, can also cause tonsil pain. If the infection is viral, it needs to run its course. If it is bacterial, a doctor may prescribe antibiotics. Whether the pain is viral, bacterial or environmental, there are things you can do to help speed the healing…

  • How to Heal a Sore Throat With Vinegar

    Through the years, there have been several home remedies that are reported to have a soothing affect on a sore throat. Read on to view four of these remedies!

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