Summary: COVID-19 pandemic affected almost all countries of the world and all countries adopted restrictive measures like "social" distancing and lockdown, intended to avoid transmission from human to human, and thus restricting virus spread. During nationwide  lockdowns some of the minor health issues can be fixed at home using the home remedies. During the lockdown time, basic care and treatment  can be provided at home.  But if the condition of the person critical,  referral to hospital or any health center is advised. Home remedy is a type of homemade medication or tonic often of scientifically unproven effectiveness administered without any guidance, prescription or professional persons supervision. Home remedies may or may not have any type of medicinal properties that will treat or cure the diseases. It can be prepared by any person those are literate or laypersons also.  Women in India are well versed to home remedies as compared to males as they are always practicing it since generations for quick relief of minor ailments for children and family members.  To control Covid 19 spread in the country, government had declared complete lockdown in the country to break chain of COVID-19 through social distancing.

Introduction: Although ocular adnexal cancers are relatively uncommon, their distinct spreading behavior and the functional significance of the eye and periocular tissues necessitate special diagnostic and therapy considerations. Case presentation: In this case, a 50-year-old male admitted to a rural hospital in Wardha. He was admitted with complaints of small growth over the upper eyelid since 1 year hence he visited to a private hospital and took homeopathic treatment but did not get relief. Then it increased in size of swelling hence he visited to rural hospital in Wardha and was investigated. CECT Orbit (10.05.2022) – There is an e/o heterogeneously enhancing soft tissue density lesion with areas of necrosis within it seen in the left periorbital region. The lesion measures 3.6*4.4*3.8 cm. The lesion is causing erosive destruction of the lateral wall of the left orbit and the anterior part of the left zygomatic arch. Anteriorly the fat plane is lost with preseptal and premaxillary soft tissues, medially involving the extra and intraconal compartment, lateral rectus muscle the fat plane with eyeball is lost with its compression, laterally involving the full thickness of adjacent subcutaneous tissue. A similar small lesion is seen in the subcutaneous plane adjacent to the left zygomatic arch. There are enhancing LNs seen in bilateral submental, submandibular, left preauricular region largest of size 18*10 mm with necrosis within in left submandibular region. There is an e/o heterogeneously enhancing lesion seen in the left parotid region with a necrotic area within it. Previous treatment has taken Surgery (06.06.2022) – Left Orbital exenteration with left MRND and left free ALT flap. He had started radiotherapy and completed 30 fractions Patient was admitted under radiation oncology. Conclusion: Careful visual examination should be a part of cancer patients' long-term follow-up strategy. Timely treatment and management of disease complications can be prevented.

Introduction: Meningoencephalitis and meningitis have a broad differential diagnosis: Infections caused by entero-viruses, human HPV types 1-4, 5, and 6, paramyxovirus (mumps), measles virus, and adenoviruses are among the causes of T.B. Clinical signs of primary H.I.V. infection cause hyperthermia, exhaustion, cold and cough, migraine, nasal cavity inflammation, widespread allergy, lymphadenopathy, and digestive issues. 2 Up to 17% of individuals get aseptic meningitis, meningoencephalitis, and encephalitis, which could be related to a quicker course of treatment for the disease and complication. After the onset of the initial H.I.V. infection symptoms and all other symptoms have subsided, neurological symptoms may develop or show up to 3 months later. Respiratory failure is a reasonably typical presentation to the I.C.U. in HIV-infected individuals. Since the meningoencephalitis epidemic, the overall incidence of Pneumocystis jiroveci as a cause of respiratory failure has decreased. There is evidence that continuing or initiating HAART in critically sick H.I.V. patients is helpful and should be addressed following a multidisciplinary discussion. Conclusion: One instance of meningoencephalitis and two cases of meningitis caused by primary H.I.V. infection is discussed. Patients with H.I.V. frequently enter the I.C.U. Due to respiratory insufficiency. Since the AIDS crisis, Pneumocystis jirovecii has generally become less common as a cause of respiratory failure. There is proof that starting or maintaining HAART is suitable for H.I.V. patients who are critically sick, so this should be taken into consideration following a multidisciplinary discussion. A literature analysis was carried out because critical care professionals have significant moral and practical repercussions when selecting whether to assist HIV-infected patients in the I.C.U.

The uncommon condition known as xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis (XGP) is characterized by renal parenchymal loss and is replaced by solid sheets of lipid-rich macrophages. Most cases affect women in their mid-twenties. A histopathologic analysis provides a precise diagnosis. The only effective treatment is a whole or partial nephrectomy. Nephrostomy is our suggested procedure because it makes microbiological diagnosis and operation easier (nephrectomy). Here we discussed a case of xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis with staghorn calculus and its surgical management. The present complaints and investigation: A 38-year-old woman who had been experiencing right flank pain for two to three months and a high-grade fever registered with the urology department. She has a history of anemia. Now she has come here for further treatment. The doctor made the diagnosis of xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis with staghorn calculus following a physical examination and further testing like blood and urine analysis. Inj. Ceftraxone 1 gm BD, Tab. Pantop 40 Mg OD, Inj. Emset 4 Mg SOS, Inj. Tramadol TDS, Calcium, iron, and folic acid supplements were given.conclusion: Her general condition was good and all treatment was completed.

Snyder-Robinson syndrome