ABSTRACT Hydradenitis suppurativa is a medical disorder that results in the development of small, uncomfortable lumps beneath the skin. The majority of these bumps form when the skin rubs together. The lumps heal gradually, but they come back and develop tunnels under the skin. It begins after puberty. It can last for many years and get worse over time, which…
ABSTRACT As we know in today’s era cancer is one of the most common diseases that affect the normal body cells of the body. It is an abnormal growth of cells within the body that affects the system of the body as cells multiply and grow in an abnormal manner and produce a new cancerous cell. World Cancer Day is…
ABSTRACT Autoimmune Polyglandular Syndrome Type II or Schmidt’s Syndrome is categorised among the rarely found autoimmune diseases. Schmidt’s Syndrome consists of a triad of 3 diseases – Addison’s disease along with Type 1 Diabetes mellitus or insulin dependent diabetes mellitus or autoimmune hypothyroidism. Addison’s Disease is when the adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol and aldosterone hormones, type I…
ABSTRACT Cystitis, a bacterial infection of the lower urinary tract, typically results in frequency, urgency, haematuria, and suprapubic pain in addition to pain when passing urine. Urine nearly always contains germs and white blood cells. A recurrent UTI is a symptomatic UTI that often, but not always, occurs after the clinical clearance of an earlier infection following therapy. In the…
ABSTRACT Duodenal ulcers develop when the mucosa on the exterior of the duodenum is damaged. Peptic ulcer disease, which affects the stomach and initial section of the duodenum, causes these ulcers. The inner lining of the GI tract becomes disrupted in peptic ulcer disease (PUD) as a result of pepsin or gastric acid release. It passes through the muscularis propria…
ABSTRACT Bones are the structural unit of the body which help us to maintain posture and provide a proper shape to the body. Bones are made up of organic components, inorganic components and water. Organic components like collagen and proteins. Inorganic components like calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium etc. Organic components are flexible in texture and comprise around 34 to…
ABSTRACT Our sedentary lifestyle and spicy food habits are the main cause for most of the digestion related disorders. Long term usage of spices can have chronic effects on our stomach lining and physiology. Gastritis is an acute condition in which a patient feels a burning sensation near the stomach and xiphoid. This symptom is also called heartburn in common…
ABSTRACT In order to maintain our posture and give our bodies the right shape, bones serve as the structural component of the body. Organic, inorganic, and water-based materials all make up bones. proteins and collagen, which are organic materials. Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium, and other inorganic elements. On the one hand, inorganic components give bone its rigid and hard…
ABSTRACT Our muscles are made up of muscle fibers, connective tissue, lymphatic and blood vessels. Muscle is made up of 20% protein, 70% water/fluid, 1-8%fat, 1-2% glycogen . Muscles help in the body’s posture and movements like hold, grab, lift. The amount of protein and water decides the strength of muscle . Usually muscles with less fluid % and protein…
ABSTRACT In the human body the central nervous system plays the role of control unit and controls all nerve actions and reflex actions. Brain and spinal cord together processes the nerve impulses and also regulates emotions, communication, response, sensation, memory. Brain does the processing part and CNS does the communication network job. In case of any nerve damage or any…