In this video, Trinity reacts to a fun session of popping big bubble wrap with the kids. However, after visiting a friend ...

Doctor Raj Arora is an NHS GP who often shares health advice online and on ITV shows like This Morning. She recently shared ...

W e all experience a puffy face every now and again, especially after a night of drinking alcohol or filling up on salty ...

Puffy eyes can be caused by a number of things, but there are ways to reduce the swelling. An NHS doctor has shared five simple hacks that work for her, and they could make a difference to you too ...

A Northern Ireland woman woke up with a swollen eye on her wedding day - after having an allergic reaction to an insect bite. Toni McShane, 34, noticed a little red spot on an arch of her right ...

Puffy eyes (periorbital edema) happen when fluid builds up around your eyes. You might also notice dark circles under your eyes, itching, or redness. You can get puffy eyes from crying ...

Puffy eyes can be caused by a variety of factors like lack of sleep, allergies, nasal congestion, and dehydration. Puffy eyes are common and usually harmless, but if you want to reduce them ...

Puffy eyes may be the result of a lack of sleep, crying, or dehydration. Your eyes may also appear puffy if you've been eating too much salt or drinking alcohol. If your eyes are puffy from aging ...