Abstract Psoriasis is a non contagious, chronic disease. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease in which our immune system becomes overactive, causing skin cells to multiply too quickly. People with psoriasis may experience other health conditions like skin cancer, insulin resistance etc. It occurs in both sexes at any age. The age of onset and severity of disease are often similar…
ABSTRACT Atopic Dermatitis is a common pediatric disease, although it can affect an individual of any age group. The cause of it can be genetic or environmental or a combination of both. The symptoms include reddening of the skin, itchy or flaking skin, or even blisters. A medical practitioner can diagnose atopic dermatitis by looking at the affected area and…
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 Sunlight is a form of energy which is beneficial for all the living creatures on earth, representing the fire element (Agni) among the panch-mahabhuta. It is most essentially required by all the plants and animals in the universe to survive with different purposes. The importance of sunlight can be understood from vision of eyes to the act of photosynthesis…
ABSTRACT It is an autoimmune condition, like all other autoimmune disorders, the body’s immune system starts acting overactive and over react to form lumps and granulomas. This disease mainly affects lungs of patients and other effects can be seen on the other parts of the body like skin and lymph nodes. It can also turn into a chronic condition and…
ABSTRACT Herpes zoster, sometimes known as shingles, is a contagious virus that can result in blistering or itchy skin eruptions. The virus responsible for chickenpox is varicella-zoster. Often in the same region of your body as a rash, you will develop a ring of blisters or rashes. In this article, we will discuss the Shingles in detail with both Modern…
Abstract Epidermolysis A rare group of illnesses known as bullosa are genetically inherited and are defined by the development of mucocutaneous blisters followed by minor trauma. At least 20 distinct genes have mutations that lead to the disease. These disorders are not managed in the same way. The only objective of modern therapy is the control of pain and wounds….
Abstract SAVI is an abnormal inflammation and a rare condition in which there is a lesion in the interstitial lung disease and skin. In 2014, it was first discovered. It is a hereditary disorder because it is caused by gene mutation. It typically manifests in neonates and has a high mortality rate. In this article, we will read about the…
Abstract Crest syndrome is a less severe type of scleroderma also termed as limited scleroderma. It is a disorder of connective tissue and an autoimmune disorder. The term Crest is an acronym which indicates five main clinical features of the disease. This syndrome affects different systems or parts of the body and the clinical features felt by the patient depend…
Abstract Skin diseases must be treated using a multifaceted strategy that considers the patient’s overall health as well as the type of skin condition, the intensity of symptoms and the patient’s medical history. Here, in this article we will be discussing the fundamentals of treating skin issues and some advice for managing and preventing skin conditions. Introduction Skin is the…