Abstract Renal disease or kidney disease is common in humans. Every 5th person around is suffering from kidney problems. Kidney disease can include chronic renal failure, diabetic nephropathy, polycystic kidney, hydronephrosis and damage to kidney cells due to infection or inflammation. Kidneys are one of the most vital organs and also one of the complex structures of the body. Talking…
ABSTRACT In Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, there is an outbreak of shingles and that affects facial nerves near the ear. In this condition hearing loss as well as facial paralysis is seen. Varicella-zoster virus is responsible for two conditions in the body that are chickenpox and shingles. Complications of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome are bacterial and viral pneumonia, encephalitis (brain infection) and…
Abstract Regardless of the fact that dogs are a separate species, their bodies are functionally quite humanlike. Dogs’ kidneys eliminate toxins and maintain nutritional balance in their bodies. Kidneys also play a role in blood pressure management, red blood cell production, and calcium metabolization. When your pet’s kidney function is impaired, it might set off a chain reaction of health…
ABSTRACT Autoimmune disorders have always been one in all the key health concerns among the overall public and the biomedical fraternity. Autoimmune disorders are a bunch of disorders that have a typical pathology mechanism-the immune system becomes abnormally overactive and the immune cells react against antigens which are an element of the body normally and hence destroying the healthy body…
ABSTRACT Kidneys are the pair of bean shaped organs located below ribs on either side, behind the abdomen. The main function of the kidney is to filter the blood and urine formation, thus it is the prime organ that maintains the water and electrolyte imbalance in the body. Some hereditary or acquired factors such as infection, stones or other such…
ABSTRACT The function of the Urinary System is filtering our blood and producing urine as waste product or excretion. The urinary system consists of the kidneys, the ureters, the bladder, and the urethra. Urine is produced in the kidneys by filtering the blood. Then urine is passed through the ureters (two tube- like structures) to the bladder (a hollow organ)…
Abstract Feeling unusual with your urinating habits lately? Does your bladder betray you with wrong yet strong pressure to pass urine and make you end up in passing urine in very little quantity along with burning sensations? Though these symptoms could indicate multiple illnesses related to the urinary system, it could be recurrent cystitis hidden under. Presence of blood in…
Abstract Kidneys are reddish-brown bean shaped organs and are a very important organ for filtration of the toxins. It is located on both sides in the retroperitoneal space in the body at a slightly oblique angle and the right kidney is slightly lower than left kidney and also smaller in size than the left kidney. It contains approximately one million…
ABSTRACT Kidney function may be disturbed by diseases or as a side effects of various modern medicines used for extra renal disorders such as for hypertension or heart related disorders etc. The decline in kidney function can be of two types on the basis of severity i.e. acute or chronic. Acute kidney failure is caused by diseases like acute glomerulonephritis,…
Abstract Anasarca is a swelling of the whole body. The body is a single structure but made up of billions of small structures. These small structures are of four kinds i.e. cells, tissues, organs and systems. An organ is an organization of various different kinds. The health of our body is the biggest wealth for anybody. But due to some…