Humanity fight diseases from ancient times, but we still didn’t cure even half. Malaria, Stroke, Flu, Corona-virus are active and kill millions of people every year. Read about most common, deadliest and interesting diseases and find answers on questions like that in our blog:
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If there are one or more people in your family diagnosed with hypertension at an age below 60, you have a family history of hypertension. These associations are your blood relatives, like parents and siblings. This can also extend to grandparents as well as maternal or paternal uncles and aunts. The higher the number of …
By definition, facial plethora refers to a localized redness, usually caused by the increased blood volume or higher blood flow. The facial plethora itself is not a medical condition. It was described as a clinical sign of a variety of diseases since ancient times. It is one of the oldest reported clinical signs in medicine, …
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Thromboangitis Obliterans ( TAO ) may not cause a disease that you frequently heard. But for most clinicians, this disease is not uncommon. That may be due to its main causative factor. TAO is an inflammatory condition in small and medium-sized arteries. It is not caused by atherosclerosis, and these inflammation are progressive over time. …
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Introduction Hypertension (high blood pressure) is a crucial risk factor for stroke and coronary heart disease. It can be defined as a condition where the vital sign is elevated to the extent that clinical benefit is obtained from vital sign lowering. Robust sign measurement includes systolic and diastolic components, and both are important in determining …
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“Adenoma” – you may have heard this word before, or not. There may be relatives who have had examinations investigating an adenoma. Adenomas are not uncommon. The Western world has the highest number of reported cases of adenomas. However, Asians and Africans also are prone to specific types of adenomas. Although this condition is common, …
Introduction Parkinson’s disease is the most standard explanation for Parkinsonism and is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer’s disease. Identifying dopamine deficiency within the brains of individuals with and, therefore, the subsequent introduction of replacement therapy with levodopa represents a substantial success story within the treatment of neurodegenerative illness. However, there remain various …
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The world has faced a significant challenge over the past few decades with controlling communicable diseases. In the past twenty years, the health sector has been mainly concerned about non-communicable diseases, while we still have the same threat from infectious diseases as we always have. World Health Organisation (WHO) statistics show that about 4 million …
Introduction Neurodegenerative disorders are characterized by the progressive and irreversible loss of neurons from specific regions of the brain, spinal cord, or both Prototypical neurodegenerative disorders, including Parkinson disease (PD) and Huntington’s disease (HD), where the loss of neurons from structures of the basal ganglia results in abnormalities in the control of movement; Alzheimer’s disease …
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A pair of kidneys are fist-sized and are located at the BACK OF YOUR trunk. Kidneys filter blood and remove toxins from your body; The process of filtration starts with the Glomerular filtration, where the transfer of soluble components, such as water and waste, from the blood into glomerulus takes place. That is then followed by a second step …
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What Is The Pelvic Floor? The pelvis, or the pelvic girdle, is a complex, funnel-shaped structure of bones located in the lowest portion of the abdominal cavity. It functions to support and connect the upper trunk with the lower trunk. The pelvis extends upwards into the abdominal cavity, and downwards into the perineum. Since the …
